Listening
"Online Reservation"
Listen to the conversation and fill in the blanks.(10.6)
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Listen again and choose True or False.(10.6)
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"Coworking Space Reservation"

Listen to the conversation and fill in the blanks.(10.7)
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Listen again and choose True or False.(10.7)
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Reading
" From Startup to Travel Tech Giant "

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Booking.com started in 1996 in Amsterdam as a tiny Dutch start-up. At first, it only listed a few hotels in the Netherlands. The founders had a simple goal: make booking a hotel as easy as sending an email. The website was basic, but it worked. In the early days, they focused on building a database of hotels and creating a search engine that could quickly match guest needs with available rooms.
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In the 2000s, Booking.com invested heavily in software development. They built systems to handle millions of daily searches and real‑time room availability. Their engineers worked on algorithms to rank hotels, recommend options, and personalize results for each user. They also designed APIs so travel agencies and hotel owners could connect directly to the platform — a move that helped them expand globally.
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Booking.com’s team believed that the key to success was a user-friendly interface. They ran hundreds of A/B tests every day to improve the website. Developers experimented with button colors, page layouts, and even the wording of “Book Now” to see which version made people more likely to reserve. They also used data analytics to find out what travelers cared about most — speed, photos, clear pricing — and improved those features constantly.
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As smartphones became popular, Booking.com launched a powerful mobile app that gave users quick access to bookings anywhere in the world. The app’s offline booking feature allowed travelers to see their reservation details even without internet. By supporting over 40 languages and multiple currencies, the company grew to list more than 28 million rooms and accommodation options.
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For programmers working at Booking.com, the challenge has always been scale. Systems must be strong enough to handle huge traffic spikes, like when a holiday sale starts or flights are delayed worldwide. Developers write microservices, monitor real‑time analytics, and make sure the platform stays online 24/7. Innovation is key — whether it’s improving search algorithms or adding AI-powered travel recommendations.
Read the text and match the headings.
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Debug your Grammar
در دنیای کار، گاهی رزرو کردن یک اتاق جلسه یا تغییر زمان آن به اندازهی نوشتن یک قطعه کد اهمیت دارد! این راهنما شش مرحلهی اصلی فرایند رزرو را با عبارات ضروری و کاربردی ارائه میکند تا بتوانید در مکالمات کاری، سفرهای شغلی یا رویدادهای حرفهای به زبان انگلیسی روان و دقیق حرف بزنید.
"Start the Request "
📌 این مرحله برای زمانی است که میخواهید مکالمه را شروع کنید و هدف رزرو خود را بگویید. عباراتی در این جدول به شما کمک میکند شروع مودبانه و واضحی داشته باشید.

"Give Details "
📌بعد از شروع درخواست، باید تمام جزئیات مهم رزرو را بدهید؛ مثلا تاریخ، ساعت، تعداد نفرات یا نوع اتاق/خدمت مورد نظر.

"Ask About Availability "
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📌📌
زمان حال ساده (simple present) برای بیان حقایق کلی، عادات و روالهای همیشگی استفاده میشود. در برنامهنویسی، از این زمان برای توضیح نحوه عملکرد کد، تعریف توابع و توصیف رفتار سیستمها بهره میبریم.
در جدول زیر میتوانید مثالهای مربوط به این کاربردها را مشاهده کنید. 🚀
Buzzwords & Beyond!

In the bustling world of online travel, Booking.com and Airbnb aren’t just companies — they’re rival pilots in a high‑tech race. Armed with smooth APIs, sharp data analytics, and rapid‑fire automation, both try to impress travelers with speed, choice, and clever design. Deals pop up, recommendations get smarter, and every click feels like part of a well‑orchestrated show. But beneath the friendly interface is a fierce rivalry, with each determined to stay ahead of the game and leave the other eating digital dust.
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