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    PLANNING A TRIP

    2.1

    •Choosing a hotel
    •There is/There are
    •Making a hotel reservation
    2.1
    Trips
    Types of trips:

    Business
    Trip

    Pleasure
    Trip
    Vocabulary
    Hotel facilities and services

    Business Conference Room Swimming pool


    center

    Parking lot Shuttle bus Electronic Safe


    Using There is and there are
    “There is/There are”
    The Hill Town Hotel offers the following facilities
    and services:

    There are 3 pools.


    There is air conditioning in every room.
    There are 2 indoor gym rooms and 1 outdoors.
    There is free internet connection.
    There is a refrigerator in each room.
    There are 5 restaurants.
    Using There is and There are
    Questions using “there
    is/there are”
    SINGULAR
    Is there a restaurant in the Hotel? Yes, there is.
    Is there an electronic safe in the rooms? Yes, there is.

    PLURALS
    Are there any tennis courts in the Hotel?
    Yes, there are.
    Are there any conference rooms available?
    No, there aren’t.
    Polite Requests
    Always use EXCUSE ME to get attention

    More Formal
    Could
    I have a room with a
    May
    view?
    Can
    Less Formal
    Can you Confirm my room
    number?
    Polite Requests
    John: Excuse me, is this the business
    center?
    Alison: Yes, it is. Can I help you!
    John: Yes, I am attending this meeting but
    I am late. Can I still get in?
    Alison: Could you wait a few minutes?
    John: Of course I can, Thank you very
    much!
    Now is time for you to practice

    Do the activity section


    REFERENCES
     Grant, David and McLarty, Robert. 2011. Business Basics. Student´s
    book. England, Oxford, Oxford University Press, Unit 2.
     Lingual TV. (2010, February 6) English for hotel and tourism: “Checking
    into Hotel”. Retrived December 18, 2012, from
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyqfYJX23lg
     Gngdoan. (2008, December 23) Business English (11- Can I help you).
    Retrieved January 5, 2013, from
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfBzrO956hg
     Kovalyov, N. (2004) Electic English, The Present Simple Tense. URL:
    http://www.eclecticenglish.com/grammar/PresentSimpleToBe1A.html
     Englishgrammarsecrets. (1998-2004) Could, exercise 2. URL:
    http://www.englishgrammarsecrets.com/could/exercise2.swf
     Esl lounge. (2006-2013) Could I/ Could you?. URL: http://www.esl-
    lounge.com/student/grammar/3g2-could-i-could-you.php

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