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Googleassistantmakingreservations Interactive
Googleassistantmakingreservations Interactive
Work with a partner, group, or your teacher. Do the activities below together.
PART 2 There is one mistake in each sentence below. Find each mistake and then rewrite the
sentences correctly.
PART 3 Choose the correct word for each definition in the sentences below.
EXAMPLE Let’s bring an umbrella with us on our walk just in case it rains.
GOOGLE ASSISTANT
MAKING A RESERVATION Fluentize, LLC. Copyright 2021. For use only with license.
Google Assistant: Making a Reservation (A2)
VIEWING ACTIVITY
PART 1 Choose the correct answer according to the information in the video.
0:29 1 What does the Google Assistant say at the start of the phone call?
0:38 2 What information does the restaurant worker ask the Google Assistant for?
PART 3 Choose true or false according to the information from the video.
0:29 1 TRUE FALSE The Google Assistant records the call with the restaurant.
0:48 2 TRUE FALSE The restaurant has a table at 7 PM available for a reservation.
1:15 3 TRUE FALSE Anna’s reservation was canceled when she arrived.
1 2
What other types of reservations What other kinds of functions do you
do you think the Google Assistant think the Google Assistant might have?
could help make?
POST-VIEWING ACTIVITY 1 Fluentize, LLC. Copyright 2021. For use only with license.
Google Assistant: Making a Reservation (A2)
PART 1 Choose the correct vocabulary words that fit the text below. One isn’t used!
1 The Google Assistant calls to make a reservation for 7:00 PM. It also asks Anna
if 8:00 PM is fine in case 7:00 PM isn’t .
2 The Google Assistant tells Anna that the call is automated and will be
.
at + specific time
at Can I book a table at 7:00pm?
used to tell the exact time
between [time] and [time] Can I try between 7:00 and 8:00
between
used for a period separating two times just in case 7:00 isn’t available?
PART 3 Write the correct preposition of time that should be used in each sentence below.
PART 1 Study the example and word order for asking questions using modal verbs.
We often use modal verbs when asking a question. A modal verb is a verb such as may, can,
might, should, would, could, etc. The modal verb generally comes directly after the question word
or phrase (How may... , Where would...). See the structure and typical word order below:
QUESTION WORD / PHRASE MODAL VERB SUBJECT BASE VERB [REST OF SENTENCE]
PART 2 Write the correct order of the questions below using modal verbs.
PART 1 Fill in the dialogue between the Google Assistant and the restaurant worker using the
questions and phrases below.
Let me check | Can I get their name | How may I help you
How big is the party | Can I book a table
R: El Cocotero. ?
G: Hi, I’m the Google Assistant calling to make a reservation for a client. This
automated call will be recorded. for Tuesday
the 12th?
R: Ok, cool. ?
G: It’s for two people.
R: Great. When did you say they want to come in?
G: Tuesday, at 7:00 PM.
R: Ok, . I don’t have 7:00, but we can do 8:00.
G: Yeah, 8:00 PM is fine.
R: Perfect. ?
G: The first name is Anna.
R: Ok. We’ll see Anna Tuesday. Thank you.
G: Ok, awesome . Thanks a lot.
Choose one of the two roles (either the restaurant worker or the Google Assistant).
PART 2
Study your lines in the dialogue above. Then hide the dialogue and role play it
together with another student or your teacher.