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Lesson Transcript

Do you know how to use this English word?
reserve
reserve
It's a verb that means "to book or keep something for someone to use later."
Here's an example.
reserve a table
reserve a table
I should reserve a table before the restaurant gets too busy.
I should reserve a table before the restaurant gets too busy.
Michelle: I should reserve a table before the restaurant gets too busy.
Robert: Call now, or we’ll be stuck waiting an hour!
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reserve
reserve
Say this out loud!
reserve a table
reserve a table
Say this out loud!
I should reserve a table before the restaurant gets too busy.
I should reserve a table before the restaurant gets too busy.
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