Travel English 1.
Introduction and
Getting to Know Your Class
Talking to Strangers Numbers one! Time
aking a dinner reservation b! tele$hone ".
aking #eservations aking a restaurant reservation b! tele$hone 'ocabular!
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&t the &ir$ort
Checking In Going Through Securit! Customs 'ocabular!
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Car #ental
Grammar) Structuring *uestions #enting a Car 'ocabular!
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,otel
aking -olite #euests/ odal 'erbs &t the hotel/ Conversation and #ole -la! Giving irections
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irections
#elative Clause/ 2here &sking 3or directions
'ocabular! 4.
#estaurant
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1. Introduction and Talking to Strangers Strategies 3or sa!ing) ,ello and Good/b!e &) Nice weather 7 isn8t it9 Great party, Interesting class,
:) Yes7 it is. &) :! the wa!7 I8m ike.
&) ,i. How’s it going? How are you doing?
:) Good.
&) ,i. 2hat have !ou been u$ to9 :) Not much. I’ve been busy.
6ill in the blanks with in3ormation about !ou. Tr! to think o3 an Class a$$ro$riate uestion 3or 3inding out each o3 those 3acts. 6acts &bout e
Getting to Know Your
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&) 2ell7 it was nice talking to !ou.
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chatting with seeing meeting
:) You7 too. See !ou.
I8m stud!ing?studied ;;;;;;;;;;;; . *uestion) ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
Interesting 6acts &bout Your Classmates
Name
6act
&) 2ell7 I8ve got to go now. run
:) &lright7 see !ou later.
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Numbers7 one!7 Time
one!
Telling the Time) Getting there on time@
What did Dan buy for his big date? Ask your partner for the missing information. Then conirm the total.
Getting Information: What did he buy at London Rolls Bakery? How much was it? How much was the total? How did he pay for it?
He bought a chocolate cake and two pastries It was !"#$% for the cake and !#%% for the pastries? With ta&' the total came to "(#$? He paid !#%%% cash and got !)*$ change +He put it on his credit card,He wrote a check-
.onfirming Information: /o that0s a total of !"(#$ for the cake and pastries
1hat0s right
What did Dan buy for his big date? Ask your partner for the missing information. Then conirm the total.
Getting Information: What did he buy at London Rolls Bakery? How much was it? How much was the total? How did he pay for it?
He bought a chocolate cake and two pastries It was !"#$% for the cake and !#%% for the pastries? With ta&' the total came to "(#$? He paid !#%%% cash and got !)*$ change +He put it on his credit card,He wrote a check-
.onfirming Information: /o that0s a total of !"(#$ for the cake and pastries
1hat0s right
". aking #eservations b! Tele$hone #ole -la!) aking a inner #eservation Role 2lay: .aller " .aller ": Good 34ening Brown5s Grill how may I help you? .aller #: 66666 .aller ": .ertainly' I5d be happy to help you with that How many people are there in your party? .aller #: 66666 .aller ": and what time would you like to make a reser4ation for? .aller #: 66666 .aller ": I5m afraid we don5t ha4e anything a4ailable then We could seat you at si& o5clock or at eight o5clock .aller #: 66666 .aller ": 7ine' eight o5clock on 7riday e4ening for four people 8ay ha4e your name? .aller #: 66666 .aller ": Is that 9nderson with an 5e5 or an 5o5? .aller #: 66666 .aller ": 1hank you Great I ha4e a table for four for the 9nderson party at eight o5clock on 7riday e4ening .aller #: 166666 .aller ": ou5re welcome We5ll see you on 7riday .aller #: 66666 .aller ": Good bye
Role 2lay: .aller # .aller ": 66666 .aller #: Hello' I5d like to make a dinner reser4ation for 7riday .aller ": 66666 .aller #: 1here5ll be four people .aller ": 66666 .aller #: Let5s say at se4en o5clock .aller ": 66666 .aller #: ;h' ;< Let5s make the reser4ation for eight o5clock .aller ": 66666 .aller #: es' it5s 9nderson .aller ": 66666 .aller #: 9nderson with an 5o5 .aller ": 66666 .aller #: 1hank you 4ery much .aller ": 66666 .aller #: es' see you then Good bye .aller ": 66666
#ole -la!) aking a ,otel #eservation
9: I5d like to reser4e a hotel room B: 1hat should be no problem 8ay I ha4e your full name' please? 9: 8y name is =ohn /andals B: Hello' 8r /andals 8y name is 8ichelle What days do you need that reser4ation' sir? 9: I5m planning to 4isit >ew ork from 7riday' 9pril " until 8onday' 9pril "* B: ;ur room rates recently went up Is that okay with you' 8r /andals? 9: How much per night are we talking about? B: 3ach night will be !(%@ 9: 1hat price is perfectly acceptable B: WonderfulA o you prefer a smoking or nonCsmoking room? 9: >onCsmoking' please B: >e&t Duestion: Is a DueenCsiEe bed okay? 9: 1hat sounds fine B: ;kay' 8r /andals our reser4ation is in our computer 9ll we need now is a phone number 9: .ertainly 8y phone number is )#)C$$$C"*(F B: 1hank you' 8r /andals We look forward to seeing you in >ew orkA
9: Hi there' I want to reser4e a hotel room B: >o problem at all .ould I ha4e your full name' please? 9: /ure' =ohn /andals B: Hi' 8r /andals I5m 8ichelle' at your ser4ice When do you need the room? 9: 8y plans are to be there 9pril "th to the "*th B: We ha4e new room rates' sir Will that be acceptable to you? 9: It depends on the price' of course What is it? B: It5s !(%@ a night 9: I ha4e no problem with that B: GreatA Would you prefer smoking or nonCsmoking? 9: efinitely nonCsmoking I can5t handle that smell B: >onCsmoking >ow' is a DueenCsiEe bed okay? 9: >o problem B: Great' 8r /andals our reser4ation is confirmed >ow all I need is your phone number 9: ;f courseA It5s area code )#)C$$$C"*(F B: 1hank you so much' 8r /andals We look forward to seeing you
9: I need to reser4e a room B: >ot a problem 8ay I ha4e your name' please? 9: ;f course I5m =ohn /andals B: Hi' sir 8y name is 8ichelle .ould you tell me when you need the room? 9: Right now I plan to be there in 9pril from the "th to the "*th B: 2erhaps you didn5t know that we ha4e new room rates o you find that acceptable' sir? 9: 8aybe How much is a room? B: 1he price per night is !(%@ 9: 1hat sounds fine to me B: 7antasticA Would you like a smoking or nonCsmoking room? 9: I hate cigarettesA >onCsmoking B: 1hat5ll be nonCsmoking >ow' do you appro4e of a single DueenCsiEe bed? 9: 1hat5ll be no problem B: I5m happy to hear that' sir our reser4ation is all set e&cept for your phone number 9: /ureA 8y number is )#)C$$$C"*(F B: )#)C$$$C"*(F 1hank you for doing business with us' 8r /andals
9: I need a hotel room B: 1hat5s no problem at all 8ay I ha4e your name' please? 9: .ertainly 8y name is =ohn /andals B: It5s a pleasure' 8r /andals 8y name is 8ichelle What days will you need a room? 9: 7riday afternoon' 9pril " through 8onday morning' 9pril "* B: ;ne minor problem' sir ;ur prices are now slightly higher Is that acceptable' sir? 9: 2lease tell me the price' so I can make a decision B: It5ll be !(%@ nightly 9: 1hat5s a reasonable price B: GoodA >ow' sir' do you ha4e a preference for smoking or nonC smoking? 9: I Duit smoking' so nonCsmoking B: I hear you' sir >onCsmoking >ow' about the bed' is a DueenCsiEe okay? 9: 9 Dueen sounds great B: ;kay' sir' let me reser4e those dates' there >ow' if you5ll ust tell me your phone number 9: 1hat would be )#)C$$$C"*(F B: 1hat5s )#)C$$$C"*(F 1hank you so much for choosing our hotel' sirA
9: I need a room for a few days B: 1hat won5t be a problem .ould you please tell me your name? 9: =ohn /andals 1hat5s / 9 > 9 L / B: /ir' I5m 8ichelle' and I run the front desk 2lease tell me the days you5ll be here 9: I5ll be there in 9pril: 7riday through 8onday' the "th through the "*th B: We recently changed many things here' sir' including our prices o you mind' sir? 9: 2ossibly What5s the actual price? B: 1he price will be !(%@ a night 9: !(%@A 1hat5s not bad B: ery good >ow' 8r /andals' about the room' smoking or nonC smoking? 9: >onCsmoking' definitelyA B: 8ost of our clients prefer nonCsmoking >ow' does a Dueen sound okay? 9: es' that5ll be ust fine B: ;ne more second' sir our reser4ation is now 4erified' so all I need is your phone number 9: It5s )#)C$$$C"*(F B: Let me repeat that: )#)C$$$C"*(F ;kay' sir' we look forward to seeing you in 9prilA
9: .an I reser4e a hotel room? B: 1hat5s not a problem What is your full name' please? 9: 8y name5s =ohn /andals B: It5s a pleasure to assist you 2lease tell me when you5ll be needing the room' sir 9: If my plans don5t change' I5ll need a room 9pril " till 9pril "* B: /ir' our room prices are slightly higher than you may ha4e thought Will that be okay? 9: 1ell me how much it will be' and I can tell you if it5s okay B: ;nly !(%@ per night' before ta&es' of course 9: !(%@ a night? 1hat5s a fair price B: >ow' as for the room' sir' do you prefer smoking or nonCsmoking? 9: >onCsmoking' please B: >onCsmoking >ow' sir' does a single DueenCsiEe bed meet your appro4al? 9: I ha4e absolutely no problem with that B: ueen' nonCsmoking ;kay' sir' your room is reser4ed >ow if you5ll ust gi4e me your phone number 9: >ot a problem 1he number is )#)C$$$C"*(F B: 1hank you for making a reser4ation with us We look forward to seeing you in 9prilA
%. &t the &ir$ort &irline 'ocabular! Word part of speech
Meaning
Example sentence
airfare noun
cost of a plane ticket
The cost of your meal is covered in your airfare .
aisle noun
the long empty space that you walk down
Please keep your bags out of the aisle so that nobody trips.
aisle seat noun
the seat that is next to the aisle
I'll give you an aisle seat in case you need to walk around with the baby.
baggage, luggage claim noun
place where you pick up your baggage after arrival
The announcement will direct you to the correct baggage claim .
blanket noun
warm covering
If you feel cold I can get you a blanket .
boarding pass noun
part of the ticket that you give to the crew as you step onto the plane
Your must present your boarding pass at the gate.
cabin noun
interior of the aircraft
There is no smoking allowed inside the cabin.
captain noun
the person who is in charge Would the kids like to go and of the plane meet the captain
complimentary adjective
free of charge
We offer complimentary coffee or tea! but you have to pay for alcohol.
emergency exit noun
section of the plane that opens in the case of an accident
"re you comfortable sitting next to the emergency exit
e-ticket noun
airfare purchased on the internet
You will need to present your identification along with your eticket .
gate noun
place where passengers go to wait to board a plane
Gate #$ is down this hall and to your right.
jet lag noun
tiredness due to travelling through different time %ones
I'm used to travelling now. &y body doesn't suffer from jet lag anymore.
land verb
returning to the ground after being in the air
We will be landing in Tokyo in approximately ten minutes.
life vest, life jacket noun
a blowup device that you put on in an emergency over water
Please take a moment to locate the life vest under your seat.
overhead bin/compartment noun
place above the seats for storing luggage
You'll have to put your bag under your seat because all of the overhead bins are full.
passport noun
document that proves a person's identification and nationality
Please have your passport out when you go through security.
pilot noun
the person who drives the plane
The pilot is circling over the airport until it is safe to land.
refreshments noun
drinks and snacks
It's a short flight! so we will be serving refreshments but not a meal.
ro noun
a number of seats beside each other
You are in seat $ of ro nine.
seatbelt noun
device that holds passengers in their seats
Please remain in your seats while the seatbelt light is on.
steard !male", steardess !female", flight attendant, air host noun
man or woman who provides service for passengers during a flight
"sk one of the steardesses for a pillow if you're tired.
stopover noun
touching down at more than one airport during a flight
It's not a direct flight. We're making one stopover in Toronto.
take off noun/verb
when the plane leaves the ground
We are next in line to take off on this runway.
turbulence noun
rough flight
This turbulence should only last a few minutes.
indo seat noun
seat next to the window where passengers can look out
If your child wants a indo seat I can move you back a row.
Common -hrases #he $heck-%n& Write your responses &ay I see your passport and ticket please
What is the country of your final destination
What is your country of residence
(ow many pieces of luggage do you have to be checkedin
)o you have hand luggage
)id you pack your luggage yourself or did somebody help you
)id you! at any point! leave your baggage unattended *by itself+
)id anybody ask you to carry anything for them
*You might hear+ Your luggage is over the permitted *allowed+ weight! you will be re,uired to pay a fine.
Your luggage should be checked into the oversi%ed *big or awkward+ baggage section.
What kind of seat would you like! window! aisle *by the corridor+ or middle
)o you have any special eating re,uirements
We remind you that all mobile phones and laptops should be switched off during takeoff and landing.
Thank you sir-madam! your gate number is .Your flight will be boarding at am-pm.
'ossible (irport (nnouncements /light has been delayed. Please contact your carrier *airline+ for further information.
/light is now boarding at gate
0an &r-&s-&iss-&rs please report to desk urgently.
/light is now boarding. Would all passengers proceed to gate .
1ood morning-afternoon passengers. This is the preboarding announcement for flight to .
We are now inviting passengers with small children and any passengers re,uiring special assistance to come forward and begin boarding first.
Please have your boarding pass and identification ready for boarding.
We are now boarding seats . Will passengers with those seats only please come forward.
$ustoms )ialogue "2 Welcome to 0anada. &ay I see your passport please $2 3ure. (ere it is. "2 Where are you coming from $2 I'm coming from 3eoul! 4orea. "2 What is the purpose of your visit $2 I'm here on business. "2 (ow long are you planning to stay $2 I'll be staying for three weeks. "2 Where will you be staying $2 I'll be staying at a hotel. "2 (ave you ever been to 0anada before $2 5o! this is my first time. "2 )o you have anything to declare $2 5o! nothing. "2 6n7oy your stay. $2 Thank you.
#arget *anguage& #ranslate Where are you coming from
What is the purpose of your visit
(ow long are you planning to stay Where will you be staying
(ave you ever been to 0anada before )o you have anything to declare
+ole-play& ou are a customs and immigration officer at an airport When students try to enter your country find out this information 1o the left of the table there are some Duestions that you might want to ask 7ill in the blanks with a country name
>ame Welcome to 666666666 8ay I see your passport? Where are you coming from? What is the purpose of your 4isit? How long are you planning to stay? Where will you be staying? Is this your first time to 66666666?
>ationalit y
Last .ountry isited
2urpose of isit
Length of /tay
Location of /tay
9nything to eclare +,>-
7irst 1ime +,>-
o you ha4e anything to declare? 3noy your stay
#ole -la!) Character -rom$ts and -ass$orts
ou are a German tourist ou ha4e ust come from BraEil ou want to stay for ( weeks ou are ust sight seeing ou are staying at a hotel
2assport
>ame: >ationality: Germany
3&piry ate: "FF >umber: #"($)
ou are 4isiting your uncle who li4es in this country ou will be staying for the summer 4acation +# months- ou will be staying at your uncle0s house
2assport
>ame: >ationality: 7rance
3&piry ate: #%%* >umber:9B($##
ou are an e&change student ou will be studying at a language school ou will be staying for ) months ou will be staying in a dormitory
2assport
>ame: >ationality: /weden
3&piry ate: #%%@ >umber: J#(@(@
ou are a BraEilian soccer player ou are coming to
2assport
>ame: >ationality: BraEil
play a soccer game ou will stay for ( days at a hotel 3&piry ate: #%%F >umber: #"($)
ou are tra4eling on business ou are selling baby clothes ou will be staying there until ne&t Wednesday at a hotel
2assport
>ame: >ationality: .anada
3&piry ate: #%%* >umber:9B($##
ou are going to study at the uni4ersity ou are a graduate student doing an 89 in history ou will be studying there for # years ou will be staying in a dormitory
2assport
>ame: >ationality: 9ustralia
3&piry ate: #%%@ >umber: J#(@(@
ou are 4isiting your brother ou will be staying until =uly #%th at your brother0s house
2assport
>ame: >ationality: Russia
3&piry ate: #%"% >umber: GHG#(
(. Car #ental 'ocabular! rental car
compact
economy
standard
full si%e
luxury
car insurance
daily rate
damage
waiver
driving record
mileage limit
leave a deposit
make a reservation
pick up the car
return the car
sign a rental agreement
do a visual inspection
minivan
389 *sports utility vehicle+
pickup truck
noshow fee
rental agreement
weekend special
Grammar) Structuring *uestions :asic *uestion T!$es 1here are ( basic t!$es of Duestion: :. Yes?No *uestions +the answer to the Duestion is KesK or K>oK;. *uestion 2ord *uestions +the answer to the Duestion is KInformationK#. Choice *uestions +the answer to the Duestion is Kin the DuestionK-
1. Yes?No *uestions auAiliar! verb
sub=e ct
main verb
&nswer es or >o
o
you
want
Can
you
drive?
,as
she
3inished
her work?
id
they
go
home?
dinner?
es' I do >o' I can5t es' she has >o' they didn5t
EAce$tion@ 4erb be simple present and simple past Is
9nne
7rench?
es' she is
2as
Ram
at home? >o' he wasn5t
". *uestion 2ord *uestions uestion word
auAiliar! verb
sub=e ct
main verb
&nswer Information
Where
do
you
live?
In 2aris
When
will
we
have
Who+m-
did
she
meet?
lunch ?
9t "pm /he met Ram
Who
has
Who Why
hasnBt
1ara
run
out?
9ti has run out
ran
out?
9ti ran out
done
it?
Because she can5t
EAce$tion@ 4erb be simple present and simple past Where
is
Bombay?
In India
How
was
she?
ery well
When who is subect there is normally no au&iliary 4erb in past simple and present simple
%. Choice *uestions auAiliar! verb
sub=e ct
main verb
5#
o
you
want
tea
or
coffee?
.offee' please
2ill
we
meet
=ohn
or
=ames?
=ohn
id
she
go
to London
or
&nswer In the Duestion
>ew ork?
/he went to London
EAce$tion@ 4erb be simple present and simple past Is
your car
white
or
black?
It5s black
2ere
they
!"$
or
!$%?
!"$
o Much/ o Many %n the interrogative forms e use&
much with uncountable nouns. *money! bread! water...+
6xample2 (ow much money-bread-water...is there
many with countable nouns. *students! desks! windows...+
6xample2 (ow many students-teachers-desks... are there
Grammar -ractice) &sking *uestions atch What would you like to eat? What is she reading at the moment? How much is a single room? How are they getting to the
I usually get up at * o5clock >o' he is single 7or about # years I was washing up when he arri4ed !#@%% per night 9 steak' please
airport? Where are you going on holiday? When do you usually wake up? Is he dating anyone at the moment?
/he is reading a book at the moment We are going to 4isit 7rance 1hey are taking a ta&i to get here
How long ha4e you been li4ing here?
2rite uestions to the 3ollowing answers. 3&les: I went to the cinema last night Where did you go last night? I04e been studying 3nglish for two years How long ha4e you been studying 3nglish9 1oronto is #%% kilometers from uebec .ity 66666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666 6
es' I am allergic to peanuts 66666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666 6 1he tour costs !$'%%% 6666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666 1he class starts this week 666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666 We are collecting the rental car at the airport 66666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666 1hey went to /pain for a week 66666666666666666666666666666666666666666666 1hey are staying at the hotel 6666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666 I would like to pay for the tickets with my credit card 66666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666 6 8y luggage weighs #(kg 6666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666
.reate $ Duestions and $ answers of your own:
Car #ental ialogue 1 9: KHello' 9B. .ar Rental How can I help you?K B: KHi' I would like to make a reser4ationK 9: KWhat location would you like to rent from?K B: KI am flying into Los 9ngeles 9irport o you ha4e a booth there?K 9: Kes we do What date are you flying in?K B: KI am arri4ing on =une ##ndK 9: KWhat time is your arri4al time?K B: KI am scheduled to arri4e at # pmK 9: KHow long would you like to rent the 4ehicle for?K B: KI will need it for "% daysK 9: KWhat siEe car would you like?K B: K9 midsiEe car pleaseK 9: K.an I get your name?K B: Kes 8y name is /ang 8in LeeK 9: K.an you spell that?K B: K8y last name is L 3 3 8y first name is / 9 > G 8iddle initial is 8K 9: KGreat 1hank you I ha4e reser4ed a midsiEe car for you for =une ##nd until =uly "st Is there anything else I can help you with?K B: K1hat is e4erythingK 9: K1hank you for callingK B: K1hank you ByeK
Car #ental ialogue " "2 <(ow can I help you today< $2 et's see what we have. We have several cars to choose from. What si%e car would you like? $2
$2
B: KHow much is it?K 9: KIt is !"F$ a day and it co4ers e4erything regardless of faultK B: Kes pleaseK 9: K.an I ha4e your name?K B: KLast name is Lee L 3 3 7irst name is /ang / 9 > GK 9: K.an I ha4e your address please?K B: KI am from
+. ,otel 'ocabular!
3ingle
double
nonsmoking
smoking
parking in
suite
laundry service
room service
fridge noisy
deposit
pillows ,uiet
wakeup checkout
view check
Grammar) odal 'erbs 3or -olite #euests In spoken 3nglish' We can e&press our ideas in formal and informal speech 1o do this well' we need to learn about the polite reDuests in 3nglish Below are some common ways of polite reDuests with modal 4erbs 1. -olite #euests with I as The Sub=ect
odal 'erb
EAam$le?s
EA$lanation
a! I ... 8ay I +please- borrow your 8ay I and .ould I are used to reDuest 9 pen? permission 1hey are eDually polite Could I ... 9
.ould I borrow your pen +please-?
Note) In a polite reDuest' could has a present or future meaning' not a past meaning
Can I ... 9
.an .an I borr borrow ow your your pen? pen?
#es$ons .ertainly e es' certainly ;f course es' of course /ure +informal-
.an .an I is used used info inform rmal ally ly to reDu reDues estt per permi miss ssio ion' n' especially if the speaker is talking to someone s,he knows fairly well .an I is usually considered a little less polite than 8ay I or .ould I ;ften the response to a polite reDuest is an action' such as a nod or shake of the head' or a simple KuhChuhK
". -olite #euests with You as The Sub=ect odal 'erb 2ould You ... 9 2ill !ou ... 9
EAam$le?s Would you pass the salt +please-? Will you +please- pass the salt?
EA$lanation 1he meaning of would !ou and !ou and will !ou in !ou in a polite reDuest is the same Would you is more common and is often considered more polite 1he degree of politeness' howe4er' is often determined by the speaker5s tone of 4oice
Could !ou ...9
.ould you pass the salt +please-?
Basically' could you and would you ha4e the same meaning 1he difference is slight 2ould !ou M !ou M o you want to do this please? Could !ou M !ou M o you want to do this please' and Is it possible for you to do this? Could !ou and !ou and would !ou are !ou are eDually polite
Can !ou ...9 #es$ons e
.an you +please- pass the salt? es' I5d + I would - be happy happy to es' I5d + I would - be glad to to .ertainly /ure +informal-
Can !ou is !ou is often used informally It usually sounds less polite than could !ou or !ou or would !ou !ou 9 person usually responds in the affirmati4e to a polite reDuest If a negati4e response is necessary'a person might begin by saying KI5d like to' butK +eg I5d like to pass the salt' but I can5t reach itK-
EDE#CISE) &. Read &. Read the statements and change it into reDuest using modal 4erbs abo4e " I want a glass of water # Lock the door' please ( 2ass the book o4er there o you want me to help you? $ Bring me my note book
:. ake a reuest using the $ictures below.
iAed $ Conversation) &t the 6ront esk o3 a ,otel Below is a mi&ed up con4ersation Rearrange the con4ersation so that it makes sense 9lso circle an 7 if the front desk is saying the line or a G if the guest is saying the line 7 M 7ront esk
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Would you prefer a single or a double? "% 28? 1hanks ;hA 9nd can I get a wakeCup call for ):(% 98 9nd how about a restaurant? Great What time does the restaurants close? It0s !"$%% a night How many nights will you be staying? It0s C9CCIC3C/ I0d like a room' please? Great I0ll pay with I/9 then What time is checkout? 9nd how do you spell that' sir? /o that0s C9CCIC3C/ How would you like to pay for the room? o you take I/9? 1here are restaurants on the "st and (rd floor and there0s a cafN ne&t to the lobby es' we do We take I/9' 8astercard' and 9merican 3&press 9 double' please How much is that? .heckout is at "% o0clock our room number is $%$ Is there anything else you would like to know? es' there is It0s on the #nd floor But you ha4e to bring the towel from your room ;< ;ne night comes to !"$%% plus ta& 8ay I ha4e your name please? Is there a pool here? Welcome to the Beachside Inn How may I help you? 1hey both close at "%:%% 28 /ure >o problem WakeCup call for ):(% 98 3noy your stay =ust tonight It0s a4ies Robertson a4ies
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/ample .on4ersation 7ront esk: Welcome to the Wyatt Hotel How may I help you? 1ra4eler: I0d like a room please? 7ront esk: Would you like a single or a double? 1ra4eler: I0d like a double' please? 7ront esk: 8ay I ha4e your name' please? 1ra4eler: 1imothy 7indley 7ront esk: .ould you spell that please? 1ra4eler: 7CIC>CCLC3C 7ront esk: How many are in your party? 1ra4eler: =ust two 7ront esk: How many nights would you like to stay? 1ra4eler: =ust tonight 7ront esk: How will you be paying? 1ra4eler: Is isa ;
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Im$ortant *uestions) <1> ,ow ma! I hel$ !ou9 <"> Can I have !our name $lease9 <%> ,ow do !ou s$ell that9 <(> 2ould !ou like a single or a double9 <+> ,ow man! $eo$le are !ou traveling with9 <0> ,ow man! nights will !ou be sta!ing9 <4> ,ow will !ou be $a!ing9
7ront esk: 1hat0ll be fine Would you like a wakeCup call? 1ra4eler: es' I0d like a wakeCup call for ):(% o you ha4e a pool? 7ront desk: es' we do ;n the #nd floor Here0s your key 1hat0s room %$ on the fourth floor
/ample .on4ersation 7ront esk: Welcome to the Wyatt Hotel How may I help you? 1ra4eler: I would like a room please? 7ront esk: Would you like a single or a double? 1ra4eler: I would like a double' please 7ront esk: 8ay I ha4e your name' please? 1ra4eler: 1imothy 7indley 7ront esk: .ould you spell that please?
<> 2ould !ou like a wake/u$ call9 Is there an!thing else !ou would like to know9
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ou are tra4eling alone ou would like a single room ou would like to pay with cash ou will be staying # nights ou would like a wakeCup call for *:%% 98
ou are tra4eling alone ou would like a single room ou would like to pay with cash ou will be staying " night ou would like a wakeCup call for *:(% 98
ou are tra4eling with your husband,wife ou would like a single room ou would like to pay with credit card ou will be staying # nights ou would like a wakeCup call for ):%% 98
ou are with your brother ou would like a double room ou would like to pay with cash ou will be staying # nights ou would like a wakeCup call for ):%% 98
ou are tra4eling with two friends ou would like a double room ou would like to pay with credit card ou will be staying " night ou would like a wakeCup call for ):(% 98
ou are tra4eling alone ou would like a single room ou would like to pay with credit card ou will be staying nights ou don0t want a wakeCup call
ou are tra4eling with your family +( kids and spouse- ou would like a suite +or a double if there are no suites a4ailable- ou would like to pay with credit card ou will be staying # nights ou don0t want a wakeC up call
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0. irections 1here are many ways to gi4e directions ;ne common way to gi4e directions is to gi4e the name of the street and then some building nearby Below are some e&les 7ill in the name of the building that they are talking about:
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2ractice the following con4ersation with a partner using the substitutions in the bo&: 9: o you know where I can get a cup of coffee? B: /ure ou could try the /tarry .afN 9: Where0s that? B: It0s on #nd 94enue across from the pharmacy 9: 1hanks B: >o problem
get some hiking boots get some cat food buy some milk work out buy some pants
get some aspirin see a mo4ie buy a book mail a letter buy some .s get a bite to eat
grab a hamburger .hoose fi4e stores and write down # ways to describe the location for each of the fi4e stores you choose
Sheet A Language Points Giving Street Names It’s on Pine Street It’s on 2nd Avenue. It’s on the corner of 2nd and Pine. Giving Nearby Landmarks It’s across from the bank. It’s next to the ark. It’s oosite the !ibrary. 9sk your partner where you can do the following: buy some steaks. see a movie order some sushi rent a bike pick up a bathing suit get some aspirin purchase some software
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Mike’s "owling #lley
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Sheet B Language Points Giving Street Names It’s on Pine Street It’s on 2nd Avenue. It’s on the corner of 2nd and Pine. Giving Nearby Landmarks It’s across from the bank. It’s next to the ark. It’s oosite the !ibrary. Ask your partner where you can do the following:
rent a "#" go bo$!ing grab a burger buy some shoes ick u some mi!k find a music %" go for a cu of coffee Fill in the name of the buildings that belong in the blanks: (1) &ing’s "ynasty () (!)
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A+ *xcuse me. %an I troub!e you for a ------------- '+ Sure. /hat’s $rong A+ I’m !ost. "o you kno$ --------- to get -------- the Stadium '+ (he easiest --------- to get there is robab!y by sub$ay. 0ust ----------- the %entra! Line to 'road$ay Station. -------------- to the Green Line and get ---------- at 1arbour Station. If you go out ----------- number four it shou!d be right in ------------ of you. Directions by Foot or Car:
A+ %an I get to the 1ar!ton 1ote! from here ------------- foot '+ Sure. It’s not that --------------. 0ust go -------------- th Avenue to &ain Street. (urn -------------- on &ain. It shou!d be on -------------- right. It’s --------------- from the ark.
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Target anguage Waiter: Welcome to 9ntico5s Here are your menus 1oday5s special is grilled salmon I5ll be back to take your order in a minute Waiter: 9re you ready to order? .ustomer ": %&d like the seafood spaghetti Waiter: 9nd you? .ustomer #: %&ll have a hamburger and fries Waiter: Would you like anything to drink? .ustomer ": I5ll ha4e a coke' please Waiter: 9nd for you? .ustomer #: =ust water' please Waiter: ;< /o that5s one seafood spaghetti' one hamburger and fries' one coke' and one water I5ll take your menus Waiter: Here is your food 3noy your meal Waiter: How was e4erything?
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ou are customer in a restaurant ou must go from restaurant to restaurant with a partner and order some food in each restaurant: rink ail! Servic e 5rdere S$ecial <1> Sit down. *ualit d <"> isten to ! the s$ecial. <%> ook at the menus. <(> 5rder 3ood <+> Eat <0> on8t order dessert. <4> &sk 3or the bill. <> Go to a new restaurant.
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