Choose the best answer from the options given below: You are Brian. You got a table reserved at a restaurant telephonically. On reaching the place you will say "____________"
You must have reserved a table in the name of Brian.
I had telephoned to reserve a table. Is it done?
Good evening. My name is Brian. I have a reservation.
Where is my reserved table?
A
You must have reserved a table in the name of Brian.
B
Where is my reserved table?
C
Good evening. My name is Brian. I have a reservation.
D
I had telephoned to reserve a table. Is it done?
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When we reach a restaurant where we have made a reservation for a table telephonically, we would first greet the staff at the restaurant politely. Then we would introduce ourselves (because the people at the restaurant would not know us). Then we would state that we have a reservation. In option B, the speaker politely greets the person at the restaurant with the phrase, 'Good evening'. Then he introduces himself with the sentence, 'My name is Brian'. Then he states that he has a reservation. Option B communicates the best response.
In options A, C and D, the speaker does not greet the person at the restaurant or introduce himself first. Without the introduction, the listener may not know who the speaker is and may not be able to respond correctly. Hence, these are not appropriate answers and options A, C and D are incorrect.
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