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A1: Hotel: Check In

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Check in at a hotel, give your name, ask about breakfast, and understand simple room information.

Illustration 1: Sora walks to the hotel desk.

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Lesson Goal

Check in at a hotel, give your name, ask about breakfast, and understand simple room information.

Warm-Up Questions

  • Have you stayed in a hotel before?
  • What information do hotel workers ask for?
  • What is one question you want to ask at check-in?

Introduction

Hotel check-in uses predictable English. The worker asks for your name, passport or ID, and sometimes a card. You can answer with short sentences. In this lesson, Sora checks in after a long trip. He is tired, so he wants the conversation to be simple. He gives his name, checks his room, and asks about breakfast. A useful hotel habit is repeating numbers: room number, floor, breakfast time, and checkout time.

OPENING

Check in at a your and

Hotel The for your or ID, and a You can with

In this Sora in a He is so he the to be He his his and

A is and

Warm-up: Have you in a What do for? What is you to at

NEWS STORY

Part 1: Give Your Name

Sora to the The "Good can I you? "

Sora "I have a My is Sora Tanaka. " The his and "Yes, for "

Sora "That is " The for his Sora it and The is he his

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What name does Sora give?

You can start like this: It is because

Part 2: Understand Room Information

The Sora a She "Your is 512. It is on the "

Sora "Room " The "Yes. " Repeating the Sora a

Then Sora "Where is the " The and "Over there, on the " Sora "Thank you. "

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What is Sora's room number?

You can start like this: It is because

Part 3: Ask About Breakfast

Sora to He "Is " The "Yes. Breakfast is to "

Sora "From to Thank you. " Then he "What is " The is at "

Sora the He can to his and The was but it him he

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What time is breakfast?

You can start like this: It is because

CLOSING

For your and for Repeat the and

Useful are: "Where is the ", "Is ", and "What is "

Final Reflection

Practice asking for help, choosing an item, and solving a small shopping problem.

Final Speaking Task

Situation:Hotel check-in uses predictable English. The worker asks for your name, passport or ID, and sometimes a card.

ASoraBWorker
Worker

Good evening. How can I help you?

Sora

I have a reservation. My name is Sora Tanaka.

Worker

Yes, one room for two nights.

Sora

That is right.

Worker

Your room is 512. It is on the fifth floor.

Worker

Room five twelve, fifth floor?

Role-play a hotel check-in from greeting to breakfast question.

Useful Topic Vocabulary

WordSimple MeaningFlashcards
a booking made before you arrive
an official travel ID
a card that opens a hotel room
a level in a building
a machine that takes people up and down in a building
part of the price
the time when you leave the hotel room
two nights of staying somewhere

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