Ex. V. Tell about the business trip of Mr. Bell and Alison.

REMEMBER! Phrasal verb: go

go in for– увлекаться чем-либо;

go in for sports - увлекаться спортом

She doesn’t go in for sports.

go off –гаснуть

The lights went off and the film began.

go on –продолжать, идти дальше

The meeting went on for two hours.

go without –обходиться без чего-либо

You may take my car. I can easily go without it for a week.

Ex.VII. Make up your own sentences with the phrasal verb: go

Lesson 3

DIALOGUE

At the Airport

John:Excuse me! Are you Norman Baker?

Norman: Yes, that's right. I am Norman Baker from GLC Elec­tronics.

John:How do you do, Mr. Baker? I am John Brown from Lin­coln Freight Services.

Norman:Nice to meet you. And please, call me Norman.

John:O.K. And you call me John.

Norman:Thanks!

John:I want you to meet Alice Bell from our Sales department. Alice, this is Norman, Norman Baker.

Alice: Do, please.

Norman: Thanks a lot! And may I introduce Nancy Brown? She is my secretary.

John andAlice: Hello, Nancy. Welcome to Lincoln!

DIALOGUE

A t the Office

- Let me introduce General Director, Mr.Frolov.

- Glad to meet you Mr. Frolov.

- Glad to meet you too. Is it your first visit to Volgograd? What are your impressions of it?

- I like Volgograd. It’s a very nice city. So legendary and beautiful!

- I hope you will enjoy your visit.

And now let’s look through the contract and clear up some

points. Here you are.

- I’d like to discuss it with my people.

- Oh, yes! By the way, Mr.Frolov, how can I get in touch with you?

- Well. Here is my card.

Active vocabulary

Excuse me! – прошу прощения, извините (чаще всего используется как средство привлечения внимания)

That's right (that is right) – это так верно, правильно

How do you do! – здравствуйте (офиц. вариант)

Hello! – здравствуйте (неофиц. вариант)

Hi! - привет

nice – хороший, милый, хорошо

to please – доставлять удовольствие

to meet – встречать, встречаться, знакомиться

Nice (pleased) to meet you – очень приятно (рад встрече)

Thanks!– спасибо

a lot – много, множество

Thanks a lot – большое спасибо

Welcome – добро пожаловать!

to clear up – уточнить,

to get in touch - связаться

Ex.1. Составьте диалоги (групповые ситуации)

1. Вы встречаетесь в аэропорту с партнером из США. Это ваша первая встреча.

2. Ваша вторая встреча с партнером. Но на этот раз с вами ваш секретарь.

3. Вы знакомитесь с бизнесменом из Швеции и представляете ему свою жену (wife) /мужа (husband).

DIALOGUE

At a Hotel

Mr. Bell: Good mornig!

Receptionist: Hello! What can I do for you?

Mr. Bell: I’d like to stay at your hotel?

Receptionist: How long do you expect to stay?

Mr. Bell: I think for a week. And I want a room with a bath?

Receptionist: Single or double?

Mr. Bell: I want two single rooms. By the way, what can you tell me about your hotel?

Receptionist:Well, it's a "three star" hotel.

Mr. Bell: What does it mean?

Receptionist: It means expensive.

'Mr. Bell:How much does one week cost?

Receptionist: It costs $350.

Mr. Bell: OK, it's all right with me. And I don’t want a noisy room. I'd like a quiet room, please.

Receptionist:Don't worry. It's a very quiet room.

Mr. Bell: Good. May I have the key, please?

Receptionist: Here's your key, Mr. Bell. Your room num­ber is 105. Do you want breakfast in your room?

Mr. Bell: Yes, please. I'd like a Continental breakfast.

Receptionist: What time?

Mr. Bell: At ten o'clock, please.

Active vocabulary

What can I do for you – что вы хотите?

I'd like to... – мне бы хотелось...

want – хотеть, желать

How long do you expect to stay – на сколько времени вы намерены остановиться?

single or double – на одного или на двоих?

expensive - дорогой

How much does one week cost – сколько стоит неделя?

It's all right with me – да, меня это устраивает

noisy - шумный

quiet – спокойный, тихий

to worry – волноваться, беспокоиться

key-ключ

by the way - кстати

How much does a room cost a day? – Сколько стоит в сутки?

a double (single) room – на двоих (одного).

*a Continental breakfast - consists of coffee with milk or tea, a bun with butter and jam

DIALOGUE

At the Receptionist

Complete this dialogue. (The hotel receptionist is asking John Bell some questions).

Receptionist: Good evening, sir. Can I help you?

Bell: Good evening. You have a reservation in my name.

Recept: What's your name?

Bell: John Bell.

Recept: Oh! Yes. Mr. Bell. A single room with a bath. What's your occupation?

Bell: I'm a Sales ...

Recept: What place are ...?

Bell: London.

Recept: What's your address?

Bell: It's...

Recept: What's your...?

Bell: 14 March 1953. -

Recept: Many thanks, sir. Your room's No. 38.

Active vocabulary

to have a reservation in ...'s name – иметь зарезервированный номер на чье-либо имя.

Can I help you? – Могу я Вам помочь?

Copy and complete

Copy and complete a registration form.

Hotel Registration Form

DATE_________________ HOTEL______________________

All visitors must complete this form on arrival.

NAME_____________________

FIRST NAME________________________

PASSPORT № _____________

ISSUED IN_________________________

DATE OF ISSUE_______________________________________________

LENGTH OF VISIT: FROM___________TO ___________________.

ARRIVING FROM_____________________________________________

GOING TO____________________________________________________

Signed ___________________Date ___________

Lesson 4

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