Travel agent: Reported speech (B1)
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What the Travel Agent Explained About Our Holiday
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Practica estilo indirecto en planificación de viaje: told us that, said that.
Nivel: B1Tema: Reported speech: told us that — cambios temporales; 45+ ejemplos
I am Marco. My wife and I visited a travel agency to plan a summer holiday, and the agent, Ms Flynn, gave us detailed advice. On the train home I told my wife everything that Ms Flynn had said.
Ms Flynn said that Portugal was an excellent choice in July. She told us that flights from Bristol were affordable that month, and she said that coastal towns were less crowded before school holidays began. She told me that she had booked similar trips for many clients.
She said that our hotel was near the beach. She told us that it included breakfast and airport transfers, and she said that the pool had been renovated the previous year. She told my wife that room upgrades were available for a small fee.
Ms Flynn told us that we should buy travel insurance. She said that medical cover was essential abroad, and she told me that policies could include cancelled flight protection. She said that she would email comparison links that evening.
She said that we needed valid passports. She told us that hers had expired once and caused delay, so she said that we should check expiry dates immediately. She told me that renewal could take three weeks.
Ms Flynn told us that the local currency was the euro. She said that card payments were widely accepted, and she told my wife that small shops might prefer cash. She said that ATMs were easy to find in tourist areas.
She said that a day trip to Sintra was worthwhile. She told us that the palace gardens were beautiful, and she told me that trains ran frequently from Lisbon. She said that she would add optional excursions to our quote.
Ms Flynn told us that summer temperatures were often warm. She said that we should pack light clothing and sun cream, and she told my wife that a hat would help on walking tours. She said that evenings could feel cooler near the coast.
She said that restaurant reservations were recommended on weekends. She told us that seafood was fresh in coastal villages, and she told me that vegetarian menus had improved in recent years. She said that she would send a list of family-friendly places.
Before we left, Ms Flynn said that she would hold our quote for seven days. She told us that prices might rise after that period, and she said that a deposit would secure the booking. She told me that she would call the next day to answer further questions.
On the train I told my wife what Ms Flynn had said about insurance. She said that she agreed it was necessary. I told her that Ms Flynn had also said that Sintra was unmissable, and we started discussing which day we would travel there.
Travel planning creates perfect situations for reported statements. Ms Flynn's advice became our holiday plan through layer after layer of said and told clauses.
Ms Flynn said that Portugal was an excellent choice in July. She told us that flights from Bristol were affordable that month, and she said that coastal towns were less crowded before school holidays began. She told me that she had booked similar trips for many clients.
She said that our hotel was near the beach. She told us that it included breakfast and airport transfers, and she said that the pool had been renovated the previous year. She told my wife that room upgrades were available for a small fee.
Ms Flynn told us that we should buy travel insurance. She said that medical cover was essential abroad, and she told me that policies could include cancelled flight protection. She said that she would email comparison links that evening.
She said that we needed valid passports. She told us that hers had expired once and caused delay, so she said that we should check expiry dates immediately. She told me that renewal could take three weeks.
Ms Flynn told us that the local currency was the euro. She said that card payments were widely accepted, and she told my wife that small shops might prefer cash. She said that ATMs were easy to find in tourist areas.
She said that a day trip to Sintra was worthwhile. She told us that the palace gardens were beautiful, and she told me that trains ran frequently from Lisbon. She said that she would add optional excursions to our quote.
Ms Flynn told us that summer temperatures were often warm. She said that we should pack light clothing and sun cream, and she told my wife that a hat would help on walking tours. She said that evenings could feel cooler near the coast.
She said that restaurant reservations were recommended on weekends. She told us that seafood was fresh in coastal villages, and she told me that vegetarian menus had improved in recent years. She said that she would send a list of family-friendly places.
Before we left, Ms Flynn said that she would hold our quote for seven days. She told us that prices might rise after that period, and she said that a deposit would secure the booking. She told me that she would call the next day to answer further questions.
On the train I told my wife what Ms Flynn had said about insurance. She said that she agreed it was necessary. I told her that Ms Flynn had also said that Sintra was unmissable, and we started discussing which day we would travel there.
Travel planning creates perfect situations for reported statements. Ms Flynn's advice became our holiday plan through layer after layer of said and told clauses.
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Reported speech: told us that — cambios temporales; 45+ ejemplos
Practica estilo indirecto en planificación de viaje: told us that, said that.
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