Read the dialogue.
Mike: Hello, I'm going for a holiday next month. Could you recommend an exiting place to
go?
Sam: Yes, sure. Are you planning a long trip?
Mike: I don't think so... I'd like to go away for about three weeks, probably.
Sam: Okay. Do you prefer active leisure like hiking or are you looking for a opportunity to just relax?
Mike: I was thinking about Europe, the UK, probably. I've heard it's a beautiful country with rich culture and visiting it is a good way to boost your English.
Sam: Agree with you. Do you have a particular city in mind?
Mike: London would be great, but also it can be a bit expensive. Maybe Stratford-upon-Avon for a start?
Sam: It's a lovely city and Shakespeare's hometown, actually. You will enjoy it.
Mike: How much is this tour?
Sam: It depends on the accommodation, some hotels that are a bit cheaper, some are more expensive. But usually it's about \(470\) pounds. It's about \(645\) dollars.
Mike: That will do. What hotel do you recommend?
Sam: I think Hamlet's Hotel will suit you well. The prices are not very high, the food is delicious and it's right in the centre of the city.
Mike: Great! That's what I need. Thank you, I'll book it.
Write true, false, doesn’t say:
- Mike wants to go to Europe.
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- The tour costs about $\(470\).
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- Mike will travel abroad with his family.
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