Lesson overview:
In this lesson, students step into a very practical travel scenario and learn the kind of English they actually need at a hotel. They work with useful words, simple guest–receptionist dialogues, and role-plays based on real check-in and check-out situations.
By the end of the lesson, students will be able to:
- ask and answer basic hotel questions,
- understand common phrases at reception,
- handle simple travel interactions with more confidence.
Lead-in:
The lesson opens with a simple discussion about what people do first when they arrive at a hotel and what they do before leaving. This makes the topic immediately clear, brings in students’ own travel experience, and smoothly introduces the key idea of check-in and check-out.
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