Unit 1 asking for information, giving information

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a) 22, Holland Park, London, W. 11.: there's a strict word order for saying or writing an address. The name should come first, followed by the house number, the name of the street, the city, the country. It will look like this:
Mr. Brown,
22. Holland Park, London, W. 11
Great Britain.
If the address is in London, the part of the city must be indicated, as W. 11. (West 11) or S.E. 18. (South East 18), etc.
b) Reception or a Reception Desk: the desk in a hotel where guests are received and registered.
c) a message: a piece of news, information or a request sent from one person to another. "To take a message for smb."—to write down some information and pass it to the person for whom it is meant.
e) to move or to move house: to take one's furniture, goods etc. from one house to another.
f) to put up: to lodge, to shelter as "We put up at an inn for the night." "He'll put you up for the night."
g) There's a message for you. But there's been no letter or you, I'm afraid: the abbreviation "s" may stand for “is” as well for “has”