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  REQUEST HOUSEKEEPING SERVICES VOCABULARY:                                                                      EXTRA TOWELS                                                                  EXTRA HANGERS                                                                    SKIRT HANGERS                                                         ...

  Check into a hote                                                          THE REAL CONDITIONAL The real conditionals Actual conditionals express usual events or conditions that may happen in the future or that usually happen now. Example: -If she will study, she will pass the test. -I wold be careful if I were you. -I have a lot of money, I'd travel. Structures of the Real Conditionals: If +  subject + simple present tense + subject + will/can/may/must + verb in base form. . . Subject + will/can/may/must + verb in base form. . . +  if +  subject + simple present tense Example:   If it rains, you will get wet. You will get wet if it rains. If Sally is late again I will be mad. Example: - If you heat ice, it melts. -Ice melts if you heat it. -When you heat ice, it melts. -Ice melts when you heat it. -If it rains, the g...

  STAYING IN HOTELS   VOCABULARY: Hotel room types and kinds of beds   Reception in English – Check-in upon arrival at the hotel -C: Hello, I booked a double room/reserved for three nights. My name is Susan Banks. -R: Yes, I saw it here. Can you give me your passport? /I need your passport. -Are you interested in upgrading to a luxury suite/room? -C: How many more? /possible? -R: Breakfast included/free. -Breakfast is not included. Would you like to add breakfast? -C: Yes, we will add that. -No, thanks . Let's go out to breakfast. -R: This is your access card. You are in room 203. You are on the second floor. For me, laundry service is very important because it saves me time and I can focus on other tasks. Sentences: We will stay at the el prado hotel Where will you stay during your vacation? Juan will stay with us for a couple of days.

  SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE  The simple future tense is composed of two parts: will / shall + the infinitive without to. Subject. +will. +infinitive without "to" Affirmative.

  DISCUSS PREFERENCES FOR A MOVIE GENRE What's your favorite movie?  My favorite movie is Tin & Tina  What type of  movies do you like? I like horror and action movies What's it about? It is about two children who are brothers and are adopted by a couple who cannot have children. When they arrived at their new house, chilling things began to happen. Practice sentences: WOULD LIKE: - I would like to go to United States  - Would you like to come to my house? - would you like to play tennis with me? WOULD RATHER: -  Ian would rathe r stay here with me -  My parents  would rather  save money than waste it. -  I  would rather  go to a restaurant. WOULD RATHER NOT: -  I'd rather not talk about this now. -  I would rather not have to talk to them . -  I would rather not say at this time. DIALOGUE PRACTICE : a: What would you rather do: Stay home and stream a movie or go to the theather? b: I'd rather go ou...

  APOLOGIZE FOR BEING LATE    What´s your favorite film? My favorite movie is After How long have you studied at USB? I've been there for three years GRAMMAR PRACTICE: Explanations for being late - My mom got sick - Much traffic - I fall asleep - I was sick - I missed the bus. ANSWER THIS QUESTIONS: Take turns asking and answering the questions. Use the present perfect in all your answers. 1. Have you seen any good movies recently? Yes, I recently watched Tin & Tina 2. What´s the worst movie you've ever seen? the worst movie I have ever seen is, The Room 3.  Is there a movie you've always wanted to see? I have always wanted to see Harry Potter CONVERSATION: A: Have you been here long? B: For about fifteen minutes. A: Sorry I'm late. My car broke down. Did you get tickets? B: Yes. But the 8:00 show for The agent stone is sold out. I got tickets for The Covenant. I hope that's OK. A: That's fine. How much do I owe B: Nothing. It's on m...