Hotel Phrasal Verbs 2

More phrasal verbs for hotel workers — common multi-word verbs in hotel operations and guest communication.

Vocabulary in context

The second set of hotel phrasal verbs tends to be the ones that slip through initial training — the ones that come up in more complex conversations, in emails, in briefings, in the kind of sentences where the phrasal verb is doing a lot of work and the whole meaning falls apart if you don't catch it. This exercise builds on the foundations of the first exercise with a further range of multi-word verbs specific to hotel operations. The goal is fluency — not just recognising these verbs when you hear them, but using them confidently and correctly when you speak and write. That's the level of English that makes you genuinely useful in a professional hotel environment.

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Choose the best phrasal verb to complete each of the following sentences:

1. You can _____________ ( = wash, clean yourself) in the restroom down the hall.
2. You should ______________ ( = be careful of) pickpockets in that part of the city.
3. We've ______________ pens ( = we have no more pens) today, but I'll make sure you get one tomorrow.
4. You will _______________ your deposit when you return the remote control.
5. OK, madam, please ______________. ( = please relax, stop yelling, etc.)
6. Unfortunately, you can only _______________ ( = register as a guest, enter your room) at 3:00 PM.
7. I will _______________ this right away. = I will investigate/check this right away.
8. My colleague will _______________ ( = accompany you to) your room.
9. You _______________ ( = activated) the alarm by smoking in your room.
10. Don't worry, we'll _______________. ( = We'll figure it out/ resolve it)
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