LESSON NOTES

Innovative English #5
How to Check In at a Hotel in
English

CONTENTS
2 English
2 Vocabulary
3 Sample Sentences

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1. HOTEL CLERK: Good evening, sir.

2. GUSTAVO: Hi, My name is Gustavo Silva. I have a reservation.

3. HOTEL CLERK: Thank you very much Mr. Silva. Could you spell your name please?

4. GUSTAVO: S-I-L-V-A.

5. HOTEL CLERK: Thank you. Ah, yes. Mr. Silva. Here's your room key.

6. GUSTAVO: Is there a shop in this hotel?

7. HOTEL CLERK: No, but there's a small grocery store in the next building.

8. GUSTAVO: And is there any shampoo or conditioner in the room?

9. HOTEL CLERK: Yes, sir.

10. GUSTAVO: Thank you. Oh, and a wake up call, please.

11. HOTEL CLERK: Of course. What time?

12. GUSTAVO: At 7. But what time's breakfast?

13. HOTEL CLERK: From 6: 00 to 7: 30 a.m. in the dining room on the first floor.

VOCABULARY

V oc abular y English C lass

items of food sold in a

grocery grocery store noun

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 a form of soap used ot wash
shampoo (American) noun
hair

a room in a house where

dining room meals are eaten noun

substance for improving the

conditioner condition of hair noun

an arrangement to have
reservation (American) something (like a hotel noun
room) held for one's use

said when it gets dark

good evening (American) outside expression

sir polite way to address a man noun

a sectioned off part of the

room (American) inside of a building noun

tool used to open a lock,

key usually on a door noun

small (American) not big, little expression

immediately following,
next (American) adjacent, future adjective

a roofed and walled

building structure made for noun
permanent use

expression used when the

of course thing being said is obvious noun

used as an interrogative
what about the identity, nature, or pronoun
value of something

time (American) a moment, hour, day or year noun

floor level in a building noun

SAMPLE SENTENCES

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Im going to the grocery store. If some of the shampoo gets in your eyes,
rinse them with water immediately.

I have a reservation at the hotel for the Our dinner reservation is at eight-thirty
whole week. tonight.

He greeted me with a hearty, "Good "Excuse me, sir."

evening!"

I forgot my bag in my room. Do you have the key for the front door?

Too big is better than too small. What will happen next?

New York is known for its tall buildings. She practiced so much, so of course, she
won the competition.

Of course, you can stay with me when you What time is it?
visit!

I don't think I'll have time today. The third floor is available.

They're on the second floor.

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