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    1. The document provides vocabulary and dialogues for booking a hotel room and checking in. 2. In the first dialogue, Claire books a double room for 3 nights, providing her name and passport. 3. In the second dialogue, Claire checks into the hotel, receiving her room key and information that her room is number 304 on the third floor and breakfast is served from 8 to 11 o'clock.

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    1. The document provides vocabulary and dialogues for booking a hotel room and checking in. 2. In the first dialogue, Claire books a double room for 3 nights, providing her name and passport. 3. In the second dialogue, Claire checks into the hotel, receiving her room key and information that her room is number 304 on the third floor and breakfast is served from 8 to 11 o'clock.

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    1. The document provides vocabulary and dialogues for booking a hotel room and checking in. 2. In the first dialogue, Claire books a double room for 3 nights, providing her name and passport. 3. In the second dialogue, Claire checks into the hotel, receiving her room key and information that her room is number 304 on the third floor and breakfast is served from 8 to 11 o'clock.

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    HEAAADERLOGORIGHT

    GENERAL ENGLISH · PRACTICAL ENGLISH · ELEMENTARY (A1-A2)

    AT A
    HOTEL
    QrrkoD Scan to review worksheet

    Expemo code:
    19NL-G7CH-NCI

    1 Vocabulary

    Write the words below each picture.

    a double room a key a lift (UK) / an elevator (US)


    a receptionist a single room the second floor

    1. 2. 3.

    4. 5. 6.

    2 Booking and checking in


    Listen to the dialogues or watch the videos. Complete sentences below.
    Audio
    1. Type of room: room
    2. Name of guest: Claire
    3. Number of nights: nights
    4. Room number:
    5. Breakfast: 8 to o’clock.

    FOOOOTERRIGHT www.utalk.com.ar 1/2


    HEAAADERLOGORIGHT
    ELEMENTARY (A1-A2)

    AT A HOTEL

    Now complete the dialogues:

    Can I have your name Can I see your passport? How many nights?
    I’d like to book a single room I have a reservation Is there a lift?

    Dialogue 1 Receptionist: Hello, Albert Hotel.


    Booking
    1
    Claire: Hello, , please.
    Receptionist: When for?
    Claire: For tomorrow.
    2
    Receptionist:
    Claire: Three nights, please.
    3
    Receptionist: , please?
    Claire: My name is Claire Brooks. That’s B-R-O-O-K-S.
    Receptionist: OK, thank you. See you tomorrow.

    4
    Dialogue 2 Claire: Hello, .
    Checking
    in Receptionist: Can I have your name, please?
    Claire: Claire Brooks.
    Receptionist: Ah, yes. For three nights?
    Claire: Yes, that’s right.
    5
    Receptionist:
    Claire: Yes. Here you are.
    Receptionist: Here’s your key. Your room number is 304. It’s on the third floor.
    6
    Claire: Thank you.
    Receptionist: Yes, there is. It’s over there.
    Claire: OK. And what time is breakfast?
    Receptionist: We serve breakfast from 8 to 11 o’clock.

    3 Role play

    Look at the situations below. With your partner, practise booking a room and checking in.

    Type of room: double; From: this Friday; Number of nights: 4; Room number: 201

    Type of room: single; From: this Wednesday; Number of nights: 2; Room number: 120

    FOOOOTERLEFT www.utalk.com.ar 2/2

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