Unit 3- Lesson 2. Check in a hotel

 CHECK IN A HOTEL

Conditional sentences express the results of actions or conditions.

Questions:

If they don't have a non-smoking room, ¿will you stay at a different hotel?

Yes Of course I would stay in a different hotel for the well-being of my health. 

Conversation Model

          

A: Hello. I'm signing up. The name is Kamila.

B: Let's see. That's a double for two nights. Non-smoker?

 A: That's right. 

B: Can I have your credit card?

 

A: Here you go. By the way, is the restaurant still open? 

B: Closes at 9:00. But if you hurry, you will make it.

 

A: Thank you very much.

Grammar  practice.

Dialogue practice.

Hi, from desk.

David: Hello, good morning. I’m in room 212.

R: What do you need Mr David?

David: Could someone pick up the laundry and take away the dishes?

R: Yes, of course. Do you anything else?

David: I also need extra hangers and could someone bring up the newspaper?

R: Yes, no problem.

David: One last thing please, is the sauna still open?

R: It’s open at 9 o’clock Mr Carlos.

David: Ok, thanks so much.