TRAVEL AGENCY.

DESCRIBE A TIMETABLE.
MAKE A RESERVATION.
GRAMMAR IN USE: PHRASAL VERBS,
SIMPLE PRESENT AND FUTURE.
FORMAL SPEECH
Asignatura: Terminologia Turistica 2
Asesor:

Alumno: Maria Graciela Moya Avalos

Ingles 701
 TRAVEL AGENCY.
• A commercial enterprise where a traveller can secure
information and expertise, get impartial counselling, and make
arrangements to travel by air, sea or
land to any point in the world.
•Acts as an agent for different
suppliers or providers of products
and services.
 TRAVEL AGENCY.
Is an entity engaged in the business
Of extending to individuals or groups
Travel services and assistance to include documentations
ticketing, booking for transportation and or
accommodation arrangements, handling and or conduct
of tours.
whether or not for a fee, commission or any form of
monetary
DESCRIBE A TIMETABLE
A timetable is a list of
the times when trains,
boats, buses, or aeroplanes
are supposed to arrive at
or leave from a particular
place.
DESCRIBE A TIMETABLE
In a school or college, a timetable is a
list that shows the times in the week a
t which particular subjects are taught.
You can also refer to the range of sub
jects that a student learns or the clas
ses that a teacher teaches as their ti
metable.
 MAKE A RESERVATION.
 Hotel Receptionist: Good Evening. Hotel Gold, Reception. How can I help you?
 Guest: Ok. I would like to book a room for next week.
 Hotel Receptionist: Sure, Madam. May I know the specific date for the reservati
on?
 Guest: Why not? I would like to reserve a room from the 5th of April for 5 days
 Hotel Receptionist: What type of room do you like to reserve, mam?
 Guest: Well, a double-bedded room with AC and other facilities at least.
 Hotel Receptionist: Thank you madam. Just give me a minute, let me check. Yes,
a few double bedded rooms are still vacant on 5th April. Do you prefer a room
with the view of the swimming pool or the hill madam?
 MAKE A RESERVATION.
 Guest: Oh both are nice. But I like nature most. I guess hill view will be splendid.
Right?
 Hotel Receptionist: Sure madam. Your room tariff will be US $90 per night includin
g taxes with the complementary breakfast at our Andrwe’s restaurant. Is it ok?
 Guest: Hmm .. yes.
 Hotel Receptionist: May I have your name please?
 Guest: Yes. I am Stephany Rose.
 Hotel Receptionist: How do you spell your name, Ms. Stephany? Guest: It’s S-T-P
-H-A-N-Y and then R-O-S-E
 Hotel Receptionist: All right, Ms. Stephany. Let me have your address, please?
 Guest: 257 Park Avenue South, New York, NY 10010, USA.
 MAKE A RESERVATION.
 Hotel Receptionist: May I have your contact number, madam? Guest: Yes.917494
-4476 Hotel Receptionist: I repeat 917494-4476. Am I right?
 Guest: Absolutely.
 Hotel Receptionist: So, a double room is booked for you MS. Stephany Rose from
5th April for 5 days with the hill view.
 Guest: Yes, that’s right. May I ask you for a special favor?
 Hotel Receptionist: Sure, madam. What can we do for you?
 Guest: Actually 5th April is my husband’s birthday. Could you arrange a nice flo
wer bouquet for him in the room as a pleasant surprise?
 MAKE A RESERVATION.
 Hotel Receptionist: Certainly mam. It will be our pleaser to provide you with the
complimentary flower bouquet for the occasion. Don’t worry. Be assured that w
e will also decorate the room in best possible way. I hope sir will be surprised
and happy.
 Guest: That is so nice of you. Thanks.
 Hotel Receptionist: You are most welcome, madam. We look forward to receive
you on 4th April.
 Guest: Yes. Good bye. Hotel Receptionist: Good Bye, Mrs Stephany. Have a
pleasant day
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GRAMMAR IN USE: FUTURE.
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GRAMMAR IN USE: FUTURE.
 FORMAL SPEECH
A formal speech is a pre-planned speech that is given at a
hearing at a formal or professional event, with business
conferences and celebrations as weddings being the most
common.
Objective for a formal speech: convey a compelling or moving
argument.
Features: concise and focused on the topic of interest.
In addition to the content, fluid and secure
delivery is necessary to maximize the impact
words have.
 FORMAL SPEECH
 Their complex sentences, generally elaborate, and the nominal phras
es are well structured, logically sequenced and strongly coherent.
Example:
“We have made fewer mistakes.” (Formal: “We made less mistakes.”)
“She’s liking it.” (Formal: “She likes it.”)
“I feel real good.” (Formal: I feel really good. ”)
 Public speakers should spend time in advance editing and rehearsing
their speech.