Collocation
Is service included?
To ask if a service charge, gratuity, or other additional cost is already part of the bill or total price.
Definition
'Is service included?' is a common English collocation. To ask if a service charge, gratuity, or other additional cost is already part of the bill or total price.
Is service included?
“Excuse me, is service included in the final bill?”
Examples
- Before leaving a tip, she politely asked the waiter, "Is service included?"
- Many travelers always ask if service is included to avoid overpaying.
- The menu stated that service was not included, so we left an extra tip.
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- Could you please clarify whether service is included in the total package price?
- He was surprised to learn that service was already included, so he didn't need to add more.
- When booking the tour, remember to confirm if service is included in the quoted cost.
- She always checks her bill carefully to see if service is included or if she needs to calculate a tip.
- In some countries, it's customary for service to be included directly in the prices.
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