Grammar rule imperative mood. Command and Request

1. At a hotel Dialogues and monologues

Grammar rule
imperative mood
Command and Request

2. Phonetic training

• The cat has slept in a hat, [slept]
• The parrot has eaten a carrot,
[i:tn]
• The frog has found a log, [faund]
• The dog has brought a sock.
[brɔ:t]

3.

• He‘s done his homework,
[dʌn]
• He‘s read about New York,
[red]
• He‘s cleaned his flat, [kli:nd]
• He‘s fed his cat. [fed]

4. Training English words

• book a room • make a reservation (A.E.)
• in advance
• Stay
• porter

5.

• single room
• double room
• Suite
• modern conviniences
• sign- in (B.E.)• check- in (A.E.)
• sign out • check out (A.E.)

6.

Register
• Guest
• Charge
• Service
• front room
• back room
• maid

7.

What’s the price a day (night)?
• How much is it a day (night)?
• Where can I see a receptionist?
• How long will you be staying?
• I’ll be staying for a week
• I’ll check out about noon
tomorrow

8.

• This room will suit me
• I’d like a single back room
• Shall I pay in advance?
• Have you vacant rooms?
• Receptionist

9. Grammar rule imperative mood Command and Request

• To ask- просить
• To advise - советовать
• To worn - предупреждать
• To forbid - запрещать
• To remind- напоминать

10.

11. Facilities

• Currency exchange-обмен
валюты
• Restaurant-ресторан
• Swimming pool- бассейн
• Newspaper stand-газетный
киоск
• Souvenir stand-сувенирный
киоск

12.

• The air-(rail) ticket office- авиа и
ж/д касса
• Consulting room-врачебный кабинет
• Post office- почта
• Laundry service-услуги прачечной
• Gym-гимнастический зал
• Meeting room-конференц-зал
• Room hairdryer-парикмахерская