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01-Aug-2005, 04:32
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 Jobs    * Could you help me explain the meaning of these jobs: - A Bell Captain. - A Desk Clerk. - A Bellman Receptionist. * Could you explain the meaning and usage of these questions: - " What difference does it make?" - "Are you on the phone?" Thank you for your help. Have a nice day.    |
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#2
03-Aug-2005, 15:26
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| Re: Jobs Bell captain- supervises bellhops (people who carry luggage etc) Desk clerk- receptionist Bellman receptionist- a bellman carries luggage and does errands (little jobs the guests want doing) What difference does it make?- This can either mean what it says or can be a rhetorical question implying that something will not be very different or important. Are you on the phone?- Do you have a phone?/ can you be contacted by phone? |
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