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READING ACTIVITY

TASK 2 Vocabulary Building

 Globalization

 Tourism Industry

 Business

 Accomodation

 Hospitality

 Front Office
LANGUAGE FUNCTION

Check In and Check Out

Basic Telephone Etiquettes:


- What all points should be taken care of while answering a call?
- Phone should be answered within three rings.
- Smile even though you are on the telephone.
- Sit or stand up straight.
- Use a low voice pitch.
- Match your speaking rate to the caller’s.
- Avoid extremes in volume.
CHECK IN CONVERSATION CHECK OUT CONVERSATION
Guest: I'd like a room please. Guest: Good afternoon.
Receptionist: Do you have a reservation? Receptionist: Good afternoon. Do you want to
Guest: No, I don't. check out now?
Receptionist: How many nights? Guest: Yes. I’m sorry for being a bit late.
Guest: Two nights, please.
Receptionist: No problem, Sir.
Receptionist: For two people?
Guest: Is there any extra charge for that?
Guest: Yes.
Receptionist: No, Sir. May I know your room
Receptionist: Do you want breakfast?
number?
Guest: No, thank you.
Guest: It’s 324
Receptionist: Ok, that will be $210. Do you
want to pay now, or when you check out? Receptionist: Mr. John Smith, room booked
from August 3rd until 5th. Is that correct?
Guest: I'll pay now.
Guest: Yes, it is.
Receptionist: Can you fill this in, and sign here
please. Receptionist: So, the total of your bill is $845.
How would you like to pay, Sir?
Guest: Yes, sure.
Receptionist: Thank you. Here is your receipt Guest: I will use cash.
and your key. You are in room 231, on the Receptionist: Alright, Mr. Smith. Please sign
second floor. here.
Guest: Sure.
Receptionist: May I know if you enjoyed your
stay here?
Guest: Every thing’s great, I loved the meal so
much.
Receptionist: Thank you, Sir. I hope you will
be back to visit us again soon.
Guest: I will.
WRITING ACTIVITY
Example of hotel booking by mail:

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