Английский язык (стр. 9 )

№1 Use the words below to make positive sentences in present continuous:

I / to read a book - I am reading a book. it / to rain - he / to repair his bike - they / to watch a film - the cat /to sleep on the chair - Jane and Emily / to do their homework - Bill / to wait at the bus stop - we / to listen to the radio - the children / to play a game - Laura / to walk the dog –

№ 2 Use the words below to make positive or negative sentences in present continuous:

1) (they / not / visit their parents)
2) (he / meet his friend tonight)
3) (he / not / walk to school now)
4) (we / not / watch TV at the moment)
5) (you / not / read a book)
6) (I / visit Linda tonight)
7) (she / not / eat dinner now)
8) (Lucy / not / work in a bookshop this summer)
9) (they / watch a film)
10) (we / buy a new car)

№ 3

The following people are about to do something. You can see that they have already planned or prepared the action.

Write positive sentences in going to future.

What does she need the telephone for?
→ (she / call / her boyfriend) Why are they wearing sport suits?
→ (they / play / squash) Why has Fiona bought chocolates?
→ (She / visit / her grandma) Why do you need a map?
→ (we / walk / in the mountains) What do you need the cloth and the bucket for?
→ (we / wash / the car) Why are you running about with the toothbrush?
→ (I / brush / my teeth) Why is daddy not coming with us?
→ (he / repair / the car) Hurry up!
→ (they / light / the bonfire) Why are all these tapes on the table?
→ (we / learn / Greek) What do you need the pen for?
→ (I / write / some postcards)

№ 4 Write negative sentences in going to future.

(I / sell / my car) (he / help / us) (they / study / harder) (we / cook / dinner tonight) (I / celebrate / my birthday this year) (she / cleaning / her room) (they / move / house) (she / stay / with Amy) (they / change / their clothes) (we / get up early / next Sunday

ДЕ 9

Тематическая лексика

1. to book a room (B. E.) =	заказать, забронировать номер (в гостинице)
to make a reservation (A. E.)
2. in advance	заранее
3. to stay at a hotel	остановиться в гостинице
4. to sign in (B. E.) = to check in (A. E.)	зарегистрироваться, зарегистрировать вселение
5. to sign out = to check out	выписаться, зарегистрировать отъезд
6. to fill in a form a registration form	заполнить бланк бланк регистрации
7. to warn	предупредить
8. to offer	предложить, предлагать
9. to provide	предоставлять, обеспечивать
10. to be located	быть расположенным
11. to tip a tip	давать чаевые чаевые
12. to charge room charge	взимать плату плата за номер
13. to require	требовать
14. a porter a bell-boy	зд.коридорный коридорный
15. a doorman	швейцар
16. a receptionist at the receptionist’s desk	администратор у стойки администратора
17. a steward	официант, обслуживающий номера
18. a maid	горничная
19. a guest	гость
20. service a service	обслуживание услуга
21. a single room	одноместный номер
22. a double room	двухместный номер
23. a room for three	трёхместный номер
24. a suite	номер «люкс»
25. a vacant room	свободный номер
26. a back room	номер с окнами во двор
27. a front room	номер с окнами на улицу
28. modern conveniences	современные удобства
29. facilities	удобства, возможности
30. a bathroom	ванная
31. a shower	душ
32. accommodation	жильё
33. a bill	счёт (за проживание, услуги)
34. in time	вовремя
35. parking space	место для парковки
36. cheap	дешёвый
37. expensive	дорогой
38. a key	ключ

Темаal Phrases:

1.	I’d like to book a room.	Я бы хотел заказать (забронировать) номер.
2.	I’d like to reserve a room.	Я бы хотел заказать (забронировать) номер.
3.	I’d like to make a reservations for …	Я бы хотел забронировать номер на …
4.	I’d like to stay at the hotel.	Я бы хотел остановиться в гостинице.
5.	Are there vacant rooms? = Are there any rooms available?	У вас есть свободные номера?
6.	All rooms are taken.	Все номера заняты.
7.	What’s the price a day? What’s the price per day?	Сколько стоит номер в сутки?
8.	How much is it a night? How much is it per night?	Сколько стоит номер в сутки?
9.	Is breakfast / dinner included?	Завтрак / обед входит в стоимость?
10.	How long do you expect to stay?	На какой период вы рассчитываете остановиться?
11.	How long will you be staying?	На какой период вы остановитесь?
12.	Please sign in. = Please check in.	Зарегистрируйтесь, пожалуйста.
13.	I’ll check out about noon tomorrow.	Я выпишусь (освобожу номер) завтра около полудня.
14.	Fill in the form, please. (Br.) Fill out the form, please. (Am.)	Заполните бланк, пожалуйста.
15.	What floor is the room on?	На каком этаже находится номер?
16.	This room will suit me.	Этот номер мне подойдёт.
17.	Shall I pay in advance?	Мне уплатить вперёд?
18.	Can I have a wake-up call at 7.30, please?	Вы могли бы разбудить меня в 7.30?
19.	How does the shower work?	Как работает душ?
20.	Can I have my bill, please?	Дайте мне счёт, пожалуйста.
21.	What’s the charge?	Какова плата (за предоставленные услуги)?
22.	How would you like to pay: cash or credit card?	Как будете платить: наличными или кредитной картой?

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№ 1

AttheHotel

As soon as you are through with the customs, you’ll probably take a taxi to a hotel. It’s best to book a room in advance. In this case you’ll be sure (наверняка) to stay at a hotel without any problem. You can book a room by telephone or telegram.

In many hotels, a porter takes your luggage and shows you the way to the receptionist’s desk. The receptionist will ask you what room you want (a single room, a double room, a suite, etc.) and for how many days (nights) you are going to stay at the hotel. He may offer you a room with modern conveniences (bath, telephone, television). Then he will ask you to sign in. In Great Britain, you often have to write your name in a hotel register. In the USA, you have to put down your name, nationality and address in a special registration form.

When the formality is over, the receptionist gives you your key and the porter shows you up to your room. Now you are referred to as a guest. When going out you are supposed to leave the key at the desk. In modern hotels, the guest is given a card with a magnetic code to open the room.

The room charge usually includes your breakfast. Sometimes it includes the service, or the service is paid additionally as a tip.

The guests must warn the receptionist in advance about the day and hour of signing out, and he will have the bill ready for them in time.

№ 2 Hotel Reservations

Embassy Hotel, Chicago. Conversation by telephone.

Receptionist:	Embassy Hotel. Good morning. My name is Doris Morgan. Can I help you?
Traveler:	Good morning. I’m calling from New York. I’d like to have a reservation for next Monday. My name is Oleg Rodimov.
Receptionist:	We have several hotels in Chicago. Which area are you interested in?
Traveler:	I prefer downtown.
Receptionist:	All right. Do you want a single room, a double room or en suite?
Traveler:	A single room, please.
Receptionist:	OK., Mr. Rodimov.
Traveler:	Is it a front room or a back room?
Receptionist:	It’s a front room. But our hotel is located on a quiet street.
Traveler:	What’s the price of this room per night?
Receptionist:	Seventy dollars a night. How long to you expect to stay?
Traveler:	I’ll be staying for two days. Will the room be reserved for me?
Receptionist:	Sure. Could I have your telephone number?
Traveler:	(2I’ll pay by credit card.
Receptionist:	See you next week, Mr. Rodimov. Thank you for calling us.

Checking-In the Hotel

The taxi with Oleg Rodimov had hardly stopped at the entrance of the Embassy Hotel when the doorman opened the door and helped them out. While he was paying the taxi-driver a bell-boy came up, took the luggage, and then he led him through the lobby straight up to the receptionist.

Receptionist:	Good afternoon. What can I do for you?
Oleg Rodimov:	I’d like to have a single room with bath for the night.
Receptionist:	Have you made reservations?
Oleg Rodimov:	Yes, I called from New York. My name is Rodimov.
Receptionist:	Ah, yes, sir. Let me make sure. Here you are, room 215. Second floor, front.
Oleg Rodimov:	What’s the price?
Receptionist:	70 dollars a night, sir. How long will you be staying here?
Oleg Rodimov:	I expect I’ll check out at about noon the day after tomorrow. Shall I pay in advance?
Receptionist:	Yes, please. Transient quests are required to pay in advance. You can pay at the cashier’s desk to your left. Will you, please, check-in?
The receptionist hands over a registration form and Oleg Rodimov fills it in giving all the information required. The receptionist gives the key to Oleg’s room to the bell-boy, who turns to Rodimov:
Bell-boy:	Your luggage, please?
Oleg Rodimov:	These two suitcases are mine.
Bell-boy:	This way, please.
The bell-boy leads Oleg Rodimov down the corridor and stops at room 215. He opens the door, places both suitcases on a special rack and shows Oleg into his room.
Oleg Rodimov:	What are those two phones on the night table?
Bell-boy:	The black one is the city phone, and the white one is the house phone.
Oleg Rodimov:	Thank you.
Bell-boy:	Anything else I can do for you?
Oleg Rodimov:	No, that will be all. (Oleg gives the bell-boy a tip)
Bell-boy:	Thank you. Just push one of these buttons if you want anything. (He points to three push-buttons in the wall under which the words “Maid – Porter – Steward” are written) or else use the house phone to summon them.

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