Task 18. Paraphrase the following sentences so as to use a complex object after the verbs in brackets

1. He won't be back so soon (not to expect).
2. It won't happen again (not to want)
3. Will he come too? (to expect)
4. Was anybody standing near the door when you came home? (to notice)
5. He was explaining something to the students (to hear).

Task 19. Translate into Ukrainian:

1. The hotel manager relies on his front desk employees to provide brief and convenient guest service.
2. I count on you to help me with the luggage.
3. The guide waited for the tourists to arrive.
4. When the receptionist sees a guest arrive, she must greet him and assign a room.
5. The assistant manager heard the guest complain.

Task 20. Translate into English:

1. Чому ви очікуєте, що гість виїде з готелю до 12 години дня?
2. Гість помітив, що покоївка скористалася майстром-ключем, коли увійшла до нього у номер?
3. Я почула, що хтось подзвонив, і попросив посильного виконати доручення.
4. Коли носій бачить, що гості несуть багаж самі, він пропонує свої послуги і підвозить візок.
5. Що повинен робити адміністратор, коли бачить, що гості входять у вестибюль готелю?

Additional Reading

While reading use a dictionary, write out unknown words with translation and transcription into your working book and show it to your teacher. Read the text and answer the questions on the text. While answering try do not consult the text. The last task 'Summarize' means you should render the text in a couple of sentences (tell in English what you have read about).

Use such phrases as:

The text is about…../The text tells about ……

The main idea of the text is……

As far as I remember/know …..

If I am not mistaken…….

Most likely…..

I think……

Business Travel

Part I

Business travel is one of the most stable working and highly profitable part of world tourism, and one of the youngest, too. Business travel or MICE (Meetings/Incentive/Conferences/Exhibitions) became a separate branch of tourism business in 1970s. First, business travel was considered by businessmen only as opportunities to have a good rest at the expense of the government or the company you work for. The situation changed greatly after 1998 when the number of entertaining trips has lowered and at the same time the number of corporate events has grown. MICE development in Ukraine is highly dynamic as well as in the rest of the world, and according to the prospects the profitability of this branch of tourism will grow up to 2billion a year by 2020.

The demand structure of MICE today is 75% individual business travel, intensive trips, conferences and exhibitions are 10-13% each. The figures are approximate, of course; exhibitions and conferences are usually combined together in one event, and intensive programs usually supplement other types of business travel.