Speaking. 1. Role-play checking into a hotel

1. Role-play checking into a hotel. You have a reservation for a double room for three nights at the Hotel Suisse in Lucerne. You need to know if there is a safe in your room and how it works. You would like to have dinner in the hotel and you need an alarm call every morning at 6 o’clock. Your partner will be the receptionist.

2. Role-play checking out of the same hotel. You’ve had a couple of things from the minibar, and, unfortunately, you dropped a bottle of champagne. You have also made several calls home. You would like to pay by credit card, and you need a taxi to go to the railway station. Your partner will be the receptionist.

Writing

Write a short review of your stay at the Imperial Hotel to post on their website. Include your opinion about your room, the food, the service, and the location of the hotel. Invent any details you need.

Lesson 5. Getting around the town

Warm up

· Some people say that men never want to ask for directions when they are lost. What is your opinion? What do you do?

· Are you good at giving directions? What are good directions?

Active Vocabulary

I. Translate the words and phrases and try to pronounce them correctly.

Reading