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How to use “It should be with you in about … minutes.”
When hotel, restaurant and casino staff say it, with an example and a quick practice question.
B1
When to use it: to give a realistic time
“It should be with you in about ten minutes.”
From the B1 lesson How Can I Help? (guest requests and phone calls).
Quick check
When do staff use this phrase?
Teaching this phrase?“It should be with you in about … minutes.” is part of a ready-to-teach lesson, with a model dialogue, three practice activities, role-play cards and a teacher answer key, in the B1 Hospitality and Casino English Bundle (6 lessons).
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