A: Hello! This is Kanghui traveling information center of Harbin. What can I do for you? B: Hello! I'd like to have a trip next week.A: 1.B: I've no idea yet. Could you give me some good suggestions? 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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A: Hello! This is Kanghui traveling information center of Harbin. What can I do for you?

B: Hello! I'd like to have a trip next week.

A: 1.

B: I've no idea yet. Could you give me some good suggestions?

A: Sure. 2. It's so beautiful at the moment.

B: That sounds good. But I am afraid of climbing mountains.

A: I'm sorry. 3. There's a two-day trip.

B: Good idea! I enjoy water.

A: Okay. Would you like to go by train or by bus?

B: 4. It won't take much time.

A: How many people will go there together?

B: Three. My husband, my son and I.

A: Three people, by train. And you need to stay one night in Mudanjiang City. 5.

B: Thanks.

A.What about going to Jingpo Lake?

B.Which place do you want to go to?

C.Mount Songfeng may be a good choice.

D.By bus.

E.I will book a family room for you.

F.I'd like to take the train.

G.You need to book a single room (单人间).

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