At The Hotel Checking Out

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Translate: Traveller Receptionist


What room are you from?
I’d like to check out. Check out is at midday.
My room was on the non-smoking floor. Could I see the receipt?
I’m from room 1003. One towel is missing in your
Could I check my bill? room.
What does this amount mean? You’ll have to pay for it.
Put it on my bill, please. I’ll send somebody to repair it.
I’d like to tell you that the TV set Sign in the register, please.
in this room doesn’t work. You can pay by cash or credit card.
Will you call me a taxi to the airport? Could you sign each cheques here for me?
Here you are. Have a nice trip.

2.Answer the Receptionist’s questions: Traveller


- Good morning. Can I help you? - ___________________
-What’s your room number? -____________________
-Yes, it is on the non-smoking floor, isn’t it? - ___________________
-Would you check your bill? - ___________________
-Is everything correct? - ___________________
-It is an extra charge for the missing towel. - ___________________
-Do you have any complaints about the appliances - ___________________
in the room? _____________________
-I’ll send somebody to repair it. - ___________________
-How would you like to pay: cash or by credit - ___________________
card? _____________________
- Sign each cheque here, please. - ___________________
-Taxi is waiting for you. Have a nice trip. - ___________________

3. Play the roles: Traveller Receptionist


You are leaving the hotel and you need to You greet the traveller.
check out. You need: Ask him the room number.
- to name the room number; You have to show him the bill.
- to check the bill; Ask the traveller:
- to get an explanation of the extra - if everything is correct in the bill;
charge. -explain the extra charge for the
You return the key and ask : missing thing;
- to check the TV set in the room because - how he/she would pay;
it doesn’t work; -if he/she needs a taxi;
- to call a taxi for you. -wish him/her a nice trip.
Give him/her the key.

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