The document provides a study guide for a role play activity between a hotel receptionist and guest. It includes a review of modal verbs to make requests more polite. The role play has the receptionist confirming the guest's reservation for a double room for three nights, including breakfast from 7-10:30am in the ground floor restaurant. The guest's room is located on the fifth floor. The receptionist and guest engage in the role play conversation, with the receptionist using modal verbs to politely request information and the guest providing it.
The document provides a study guide for a role play activity between a hotel receptionist and guest. It includes a review of modal verbs to make requests more polite. The role play has the receptionist confirming the guest's reservation for a double room for three nights, including breakfast from 7-10:30am in the ground floor restaurant. The guest's room is located on the fifth floor. The receptionist and guest engage in the role play conversation, with the receptionist using modal verbs to politely request information and the guest providing it.
The document provides a study guide for a role play activity between a hotel receptionist and guest. It includes a review of modal verbs to make requests more polite. The role play has the receptionist confirming the guest's reservation for a double room for three nights, including breakfast from 7-10:30am in the ground floor restaurant. The guest's room is located on the fifth floor. The receptionist and guest engage in the role play conversation, with the receptionist using modal verbs to politely request information and the guest providing it.
STUDY GUIDE: Review on Modals - Role Play Check-in 1. Modals review: Use a modal verb to make the receptionist’s requests and offers more polite. a) I want your ID // Could you tell me your ID? b) Do you want a car? // Sall I call a taxi/an Uber for you? c) Spell your name. // Can you spell your name, please. d) Write your initials here // Can you write your initials here, please? e) Do you want room service for breakfast? // Shall i offer you breakfast in the morning? 2. Using the expressions from the previous exercise, in pairs, prepare a Role Play situation.
Include the following information.
You are a receptionist at the San Juan Hotel
Confirm that the guest’s reservation is a double room for three nights. Breakfast is included in the reservation. Breakfast time is from 7am to 10.30am in the ground floor restaurant. The guest’s room is on the fifth floor
R: Hello! Good morning! Welcome. Can you help you?
G: Good morning! Yes I have a book of double room. R: Could your tell me your name? Please G: Yes My name is Agostina Balmaceda R: Perfect! Now..Can you tell me your ID? G: Of course! My ID number is here. R: Very good! You book a double room for three nights. It is correct? G: Absolutely! R: Perfect, your book include breakfast! The breakfast time is from 7am to 10am in the ground floor restaurant. G: Great! Could you tell me the location of the room, please? R: Your room is on the fifth floor. Now, can you give me your credit card? Please G: Yes, of course! R: Great! You have a nice stay!!! G: Thank’s you very much! R: You are welcome.
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