Here’s the information of “LetMePark” parking lot.
以下是「讓我停」停車場的資訊。
LetMePark
Monday — Thursday:
8:00-22:00 NT$40 per hour (Maximum: NT$160)
22:00-8:00 NT$20 per hour (Maximum: NT$120)
Friday — Sunday & Public Holidays:
8:00-22:00 NT$50 per hour (Maximum: NT$200)
22:00-8:00 NT$30 per hour (Maximum: NT$180)
NT$3,000 for a month / NT$25,000 for a year
‧ Always lock your car doors and check before you leave.
‧ Call us if you want to rent for a month or a year.
必備單字
1. public [ ˋpʌblɪk] adj.
公共的 （國中基本1200字）
2. maximum [ ˋmæksəməm ] n. 最大值、最大限度（國中挑戰800字）
實用字詞
1. public holiday 國定假日
2. rent 動詞為租用，名詞為租金
3. parking lot 停車場
閱讀技巧：
將長句分成短字詞，以利閱讀
Call us／if you want to／rent for／a month／or a year.
打給我們／若您想要／租車位／一個月／或一年。
斷句練習：
Always lock your car doors and check before you leave.
解答:
Always／lock your car doors／and check／before you leave.
總是／鎖上您的車門／並檢查／在你離開前。
考題練習：
TOEIC Bridge測驗 X 國中會考題型
1. If David has only NT$100 in his pocket, how many hours can he park after Monday 8am?
(A) 2 hours
(B) 3 hours
(C) More than 4 hours
2. If Wendy wants to park her car on the Dragon Boat Festival, from 9:30am to 2:30pm, how much should she pay in total?
(A) NT$160
(B) NT$200
(C) NT$250
3. Toby would like to rent a parking space for one month, how can he reserve the space?
(A) By app
(B) By e-mail
(C) By phone
解答:
1. (A) 2. (B) 3. (C)
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