Exercise: Catherine is ringing up a hotel to book a room. Complete the dialogue.

[Ngoanhquan]

(Help me check this exercise. If it is not correct, please help me make it right. Letters in bold type are what I have done. There are some blanks because I haven't thought of the answer)
Catherine is ringing up a hotel to book a room. Complete the dialogue.
Receptionist (R), Catherine (C)
R: Grand Hotel. Good morning. (1)......What can I help you?....................................
C: Yes. I would like to book a room, please.
R: Certainly. And how long do (2).......you want to stay ?........................................................
C: Three days
R: Would you (3)........like what kind of room ?.............................................................
C: A single room, please
R: Very well. Could (4).....you give me your name and address?...................................................
C: Yes, it's Catherine Smith, 30 Old Road, York. By the way, what do you (5)...................................
R: For bed and breakfast? That's $25 a night?
C: Does that (6)................................................?
R: Yes, that's everything. There are no extra charges.
C: Right. OK. I'd like to book the room then
R: So, when (7) ........are you arriving...............................................................................?
C: I'll stay from 25 till 27 November. By the way, is it easy (8)..to get to the station ................................................ ?
R: Oh yes. The hotel is almost next door to the station. I'll send you a map if you like.
C: (9).....................................................................................................
R: You are welcome.
C: Well, one more thing. (10)..................................................................?
R: It's 031 492773. Anything else?
C: No thank you and goodbye.

[Torsten]

I can't see anything in bold.

TOEIC listening, question-response: Excuse me, where can I catch the subway going uptown?

[Ngoanhquan]

What I have done are phrases after the numbers.
For example: (1) Can I help you?
Thank you for reminding me!

[Torsten]

[Ngoanhquan]

Thank you for helping me. What's about number 5, 7, 8 and 9? Number 3, you have to fill in a phrase after "would you" and number 2, you have to fill in after "how long do". So I think it shoundn't be " how long would you like to stay?" and " what kind of room would you like?" as you have helpe me. I'm looking forward to hearing from you soon.

[Torsten]

What do you mean by this sentence: By the way, what do you (5)...................................?

TOEIC listening, question-response: Would you rather have juice or a soft drink?

[Ngoanhquan]

I don't understand it so I need your help. This is an exercise that my teacher assgined me some days ago in a test.

[Torsten]

Here is a suggestion for number 5: "What do you charge?", number 7 and 8 are OK and number 9 should read "Many thanks", "Thanks a lot", Thank you", "Thank you very much" etc.

TOEIC listening, question-response: Where is the Stafford building?

[Tmh]

What are you saying about? I can't understand what you mean.

[Torsten]

Hi TMH,

Your sentence should read What are you talking about?

TOEIC listening, question-response: How many copies of the report do you need?

[Tmh]

Hi Torsten,
Thank you very much! We always need zealous admins like you. Thanks!

[Sipa2008]

1- How can i help you?
3- What kind of room do you like?