English for Tourism and Hospitality 26

... Elementary English for Tourism and Hospitality LESSON 26 – A Job Interview STUDY NOTES Characters Justine: Hotel Manager Bob: ... lesson 26, Justine asks a hypothetical question. Below are some more examples of such questions and sample responses. Read them out loud. A: Would you compromise your own safety for the comfort ... interviewing someone for this position, what type of person would you look for? B: I would want someone who is reliable, friendly, capable and honest. A: If you are selected for this position,...

English for Tourism and Hospitality 26

... you are applying for? Bob: I'm applying for the receptionist position. Justine: I see that you have a Diploma in Hospitality. Have you done any front desk work before? Bob: I have ... you are applying for? Bob: I'm applying for the receptionist position. Justine: I see that you have a Diploma in Hospitality. Have you done any front desk work before? Bob: I have ... not so good at? Justine: Yes. Bob: Well, I understand English much better than I speak it at the moment. But I study at home and I look forward to learning more on the job. Justine: Excellent....

English for Tourism and Hospitality 1

... Elementary English for Tourism and Hospitality LESSON 1 – Taking a reservation over the phone STUDY NOTES Characters ... express the time of day and then your name. For example: Plaza Hotel, good morning. Leo speaking. b) Say the time of day first, the name of the business and then your name. For example: Good morning, ... Guest Jack: Guest The story Leo is taking a reservation for Mona White and her father Jack Webber. They want to book two rooms for three nights at the Plaza Hotel. Language Point - Introducing...

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English for Tourism and Hospitality 2

... Elementary English for Tourism and Hospitality Lesson 2 – Taking a reservation over the phone STUDY NOTES Characters Leo: Receptionist Mona: Guest The story Leo is taking a reservation for ... for Mona White and her father Jack Webber. They want to book two rooms for three nights at the Plaza Hotel. Mona pays for her booking by credit card. Language Points 1. Double and triple numbers ... nine 0003 Triple zero three 5 526 Double five two six 2227 Triple two seven 3301 Double three zero one 2. Asking for clarification You can check you have the right information by: repeating what...

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English for Tourism and Hospitality 3

... Elementary English for Tourism and Hospitality LESSON 3 – Checking In STUDY NOTES Characters Leo: Receptionist Mona: Guest Jack: Guest The story Jack and Mona have just ... _____ the rear of the hotel. 5. I can put you ____ rooms six-eleven and six-twelve. 6. The lifts are down the corridor and ____ your right. 3. Jumbled sentences - Offering help. Rewrite ... B: Yes please. They are really heavy. A: Can I help you? B: No thanks. I’m just waiting for a friend. A: Is there anything else I can do? B: Yes. Could you please tell me where...

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English for Tourism and Hospitality 4

... Elementary English for Tourism and Hospitality LESSON 4 – Checking In STUDY NOTES Characters Leo: Receptionist Mona: Guest Jack: Guest The story Leo is booking Mona and Jack into ... some magazines Language Practice – Both and just There are a number of structures you can use for ‘both’. Each of them has the same meaning. For example, you can say: Both guests are ... Chant Practise saying this chant out loud. Is there a kettle? And are there cups? Are there cups for tea? Yes, there’s a kettle And there are cups Is that OK? OK! ...

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English for Tourism and Hospitality 5

... Elementary English for Tourism and Hospitality LESSON 5 – Making Recommendations STUDY NOTES Characters Leo: Receptionist Mona: Guest Jack: Guest Jean: Waitress The story Mona and ... Have you got any messages for me? Yes I have. Can you book me a taxi for tomorrow please? Yes I can. Language Point- Making recommendations Here are some model phrases for making recommendations. ... and Jack want to go out for dinner so they ask Leo to recommend a good restaurant. He suggests they go to the Golden Lotus. At the restaurant, Jean finds them a table and takes their drink orders....

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English for Tourism and Hospitality 6

... Elementary English for Tourism and Hospitality LESSON 6 – Making Recommendations STUDY NOTES Characters Leo: Receptionist Mona: Guest Jack: Guest Jean: Waitress The story Mona and ... Golden Lotus Restaurant. Jean gives them a menu and takes their orders. Language Pract- Describing dishes Here are some descriptions of dishes for you to read out loud. A: It all sounds good. ... tofu? B: The Vegetable Stir Fry has tofu that is marinated with soy sauce, ginger and garlic. Grammar - quite and very In the first example below, quite has a similar meaning to rather, pretty...

English for Tourism and Hospitality 7

... Elementary English for Tourism and Hospitality LESSON 7 – In the Restaurant STUDY NOTES Characters Mona: Guest Jack: Guest Jean: Waitress The story Mona and Jack are dining ... fix the phone in my room? It’s not working. A: I’m sorry. I’ll go and fix it now. A: Is everything alright? B: There’s no tea and coffee in my room. A: I apologise. I’ll get you some right away. ... A: I’m sorry. I’ll see to it straight away. A: Is everything OK? B: I’ve been waiting for 25 minutes and my meal hasn’t arrived yet. A: I’m sorry. I’ll see to it right away. Grammar - ‘mix...

English for Tourism and Hospitality 8

... Elementary English for Tourism and Hospitality LESSON 8 – In the Restaurant STUDY NOTES Characters Mona: Guest Jack: Guest Jean: Waitress The story Mona and Jack are dining ... have just finished their meals and Jean gives them the bill. Mona queries an amount on the bill then pays for their meals. Pronunciation Below are some models for ‘Would you like’ questions. ... you, it sounds like one word instead of two. In spoken English, the two words are linked together. Practise saying would you as one word and use the rising intonation at the end of the question....

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