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    The document provides a list of amenities and services available at a hotel including a lift, restaurant, stairs, air conditioning, reception, free WiFi, room service, and parking. It also includes vocabulary related to staying at a hotel such as guest, receptionist, reservation, surname, keycard, and common phrases like "Can I help you?" and "Could you spell that?". The document tests the reader's ability to predict whether a guest or receptionist would say certain phrases and provides a listening activity to fill in a guest's information and the hotel's WiFi code.

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    The document provides a list of amenities and services available at a hotel including a lift, restaurant, stairs, air conditioning, reception, free WiFi, room service, and parking. It also includes vocabulary related to staying at a hotel such as guest, receptionist, reservation, surname, keycard, and common phrases like "Can I help you?" and "Could you spell that?". The document tests the reader's ability to predict whether a guest or receptionist would say certain phrases and provides a listening activity to fill in a guest's information and the hotel's WiFi code.

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    Listening and Functions

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    The document provides a list of amenities and services available at a hotel including a lift, restaurant, stairs, air conditioning, reception, free WiFi, room service, and parking. It also includes vocabulary related to staying at a hotel such as guest, receptionist, reservation, surname, keycard, and common phrases like "Can I help you?" and "Could you spell that?". The document tests the reader's ability to predict whether a guest or receptionist would say certain phrases and provides a listening activity to fill in a guest's information and the hotel's WiFi code.

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    LISTENING AND FUNCTIONS

    • A LIFT

    • A RESTAURANT

    • STAIRS

    • AIR-CONDITIONING

    • RECEPTION

    • FREE WIFI

    • ROOM SERVICE

    • PARKING
    VOCABULARY

    • guest • receptionist • reservation


    Meaning: a person who is invited Meaning: an individual employed Meaning: an act of reserving or
    to stay in someone’s home or in an office, hotel, or other booking something in advance,
    attend an event establishment who is responsible such as a seat, a room, a table, or
    Form: noun for greeting visitors, answering a ticket.
    Pronunciation: /ɡɛst/ phone calls, and performing Form: noun
    administrative tasks. Pronunciation: /ˌrɛzərˈveɪʃən/
    Form: noun
    Pronunciation: /rɪˈsɛpʃənɪst/

    • surname • keycard • Can I help you?


    Meaning: also known as a last Meaning: a small plastic card that Meaning: a common phrase used to
    name or family name, is a is encoded with electronic data offer assistance or ask if someone
    hereditary name shared by and used to gain access to a needs help
    members of a family secured area or activate a device Form: modal verb+pronoun+infinitive
    Form: noun Form: compound noun verb+pronoun
    Pronunciation: /ˈsɜːrneɪm/ Pronunciation: /ˈkiːkɑːrd/ Pronunciation: /kæn aɪ hɛlp ju/
    VOCABULARY

    • Can I help you? • Could you spell that?


    Meaning: a common phrase used to Meaning: a request or inquiry asking someone to spell
    offer assistance or ask if someone a word or phrase
    needs help Form: modal verb+pronoun+verb+demonstrative
    Form: modal verb+pronoun+infinitive pronoun
    verb+pronoun Pronunciation: /kʊd juː spɛl ðæt/
    Pronunciation: /kæn aɪ hɛlp ju/

    • For two nights?


    Meaning: a a question used to confirm or
    clarify the duration of a specific activity or
    event
    Form: an interrogative sentence form by
    preposition+number+noun
    Pronunciation: /fɔːr tuː naɪts/
    PREDICTION

    Look to the Key Phrases.


    Who says them?
    Write guest (G) or
    receptionist (R) next to
    each phrase.
    PREDICTION

    Look to the Key Phrases.


    Who says them?
    Write guest (G) or
    receptionist (R) next to
    each phrase.

    Listen and check.


    Listen again and complete the information.
    Write the guest’s name and telephone number and the WiFi code.
    Work in pairs and take turns. Breakout Rooms
    THANK YOU

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