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    Everyday English: Useful Language

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    The document is a practice English lesson that provides sample conversations and questions for travelers. It includes: 1) A conversation between a hotel guest (G) and receptionist (R) where the guest checks in, asks about breakfast times and the gym, and receives their room key. 2) Mini conversations where person B responds with intonation - either going up to show a question, or down to show a statement. 3) Sentences about travel and tourism matched with responses using common travel phrases like "Can I pay by credit card?" and "Is breakfast included?".

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    The document is a practice English lesson that provides sample conversations and questions for travelers. It includes: 1) A conversation between a hotel guest (G) and receptionist (R) where the guest checks in, asks about breakfast times and the gym, and receives their room key. 2) Mini conversations where person B responds with intonation - either going up to show a question, or down to show a statement. 3) Sentences about travel and tourism matched with responses using common travel phrases like "Can I pay by credit card?" and "Is breakfast included?".

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    The document is a practice English lesson that provides sample conversations and questions for travelers. It includes: 1) A conversation between a hotel guest (G) and receptionist (R) where the guest checks in, asks about breakfast times and the gym, and receives their room key. 2) Mini conversations where person B responds with intonation - either going up to show a question, or down to show a statement. 3) Sentences about travel and tourism matched with responses using common travel phrases like "Can I pay by credit card?" and "Is breakfast included?".

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    12C Everyday English


    Is breakfast included?

    1 USEFUL LANGUAGE b Match sentences 1–8 with responses a–h.


    1 e I’ve won a weekend in Paris!
    Language for travel and tourism 2 h Can I buy tickets here?
    3 g Is breakfast included?
    a Put the conversation between a guest (G) and a hotel
    4 f I saw Brad Pitt in a café yesterday!
    receptionist (R) in the correct order.
    5 b Could I have four tickets, please?
    4 G Henderson. 6 c Can I pay by credit card?
    6 G What time is breakfast? 7 d She’s going to buy her husband a cat for his birthday.
    11 R Yes, there is. It’s on the top floor next to the spa. 8 a How much is it for a ticket?
    1 R Hello. How can I help you?
    a It’s £10 for adults and £6 for children.
    8 G And what time is check-out?
    b Certainly. That’s $32, please.
    7 R It’s from 7:00 until 10:00 in the dining room.
    c No problem. Please insert your PIN number.
    16 G Thanks.
    d Oh, really? I didn’t know Sean liked animals.
    2 G I’ve got a reservation for a single room for three nights.
    e Have you? Wow! That’s fantastic!
    10 G Oh, and one last thing. Is there a gym I can use?
    f Did you? That’s amazing!
    13 R It costs £10 an hour.
    9 g Yes, it is. It’s from 6:30 to 9:30 in the restaurant.
    R It’s 12 o’clock on the day you leave.
    h Yes, you can. They’re £20 each.
    15 R So here’s your key. Enjoy your stay.
    3 R A single room? Your name, please?
    5 R Thank you. Yes, that’s right … Henderson. Three nights. 2 PRONUNCIATION Tone
    12 G How much does it cost to use the gym?
    14 G OK, that’s fine. a 12.3 Listen to the mini-conversations. Put a tick (✓)
    to show if B’s responses go up or down .

    1 A I’ve won £1,000!


    B Oh, really? ✓
    2 A Thanks for all your help.
    B No problem.
    3 A I’m hungry.
    B Me too. When’s breakfast?
    4 A I’ve missed the last train.
    B Have you?
    5 A I went to Rome for the weekend.
    B Did you?
    6 A Can you call me a taxi, please?
    B Certainly.
    7 A There’s a car park under the hotel.
    B How much is it?
    8 A She’s going to live in the USA.
    B Is she?
    9 A I really like opera.
    B Do you?
    10 A There’s a really good café near my house.
    B What time does it open?

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