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lesson 2/ check into a hotel -Dialogue laura: Hi. I'm checking in. The name's Laura Uhia Receptionist: Let's see. That's a single for five nights, Non-smoking? laura: That's right Receptionist: May i have your credit card? laura: Here you go. By the way, is the restaurant still open? Receptionist: It closes at 10:00. But if you hurry, you'll make it laura: That's fine, thanks if you are in hotel, what services and facilities will you request If I go to a hotel I would like it to have a pool and sauna service. I would request the wake-up service. The truth is that I'm too heavy to get up, I set an alarm and i never wake up. If I stay in a hotel I think I wouldn't ask for the luggage service because I always travel light, but that's why I always have to ask for laundry service. And finally, whenever I travel I request extra towels and extra hangers. -sentences with Action or conditions 1. If i don't finish the blog quicky, i won’

lesson 1/staying in hotels -have you ever been in a hotel?, where and what is the name of, how was the room -what will you do when you finish university When I finish university I will have to become a technician or technologist to be able to get a job faster. then I will have to do a postgraduate degree, later I could do a master's degree in the future. And the most important thing is that I will have to be more responsible -services/what service are important to you The services that are important to me include laundry service, because I always travel light and have to wash clothes and the hotel has to have a gift shop, it is always good to bring something even if it is something small.

GOAL:discuss preferences for movie genres -What types of movies do you like, your favorite movie and what it's about My favorite movie is Fast and Furious, it is a saga that mixes action, romance, drama and science fiction. The best movie for me is Fast and Furious 5, I love it. -Sentences to express wants and preferences 1. I'd rather see a horror movie than comedy movie 2. I'd rather go to the cinema than go to a party 3. I'd rather to stay at home than go to the meeting, but my sister insist 4. I'd rather a rainy day than a sunny day 5. i think that my dad would rather to have my birthday in a restaurant than at home an violent movies or tv programs harm children We must be careful with children regarding what they see on screens, lately we live in a world where children are exposed to bad attitudes from today's cartoons, some can be aggressive and children copy these attitudes.

GOAL:apologize for being late. LAURA: Have you been here long? CHARLES: For about twenty minutes. LAURA: Sorry I’m late. I missed the bus. Did you get tickets? CHARLES: Yes. But the 6:00 show for The Hunger Games sold out. I got tickets for The Marvels. I hope that’s ok. LAURA: That’s fine. How much do I owe? CHARLES: Nothing. It’s on me. LAURA: Well, thanks! I Will buy the pop corn

GOAL: greet a visitor -write five questions about tourist activity in your city or country. use yet, already, ever and before, using vocabulary 1. I have alredy climbed Monserrate 2. I haven't tried cuchucu con espinazo in Tunja yet 3. I have already gone to the top of peñon de guatape 4. When i traveled to Medellin it was increcredible, i have never taken so many photos before 5. My sister has already taken pictures of Museo de oro - What places have you visited, describe an interesting experience I traveled to the city of Santa Marta to Tayrona Park, it was an incredible experience, the views were wonderful, the sound of the sea, the food, everything was spectacular, I hope that on my next vacation I can go again.

LESSON 1 GOAL:Get reacquainted DIALOGUE PRACTICE CARLOS: hey Charles come here, I want to introduce you to a friend. CHARLES: that’s ok, who is him? CARLOS: it’s a girl, her name is Laura. CHARLES: Laura? that name sounds familiar CARLOS: Have you ever heard his name at another party? CHARLES: yes, i have CARLOS: ok, let's go CARLOS: Laura, i’d like you to meet Charles LAURA: Charles? It’s that you? CHARLES: omg!Laura, how have you been all these years? LAURA: it has been fantastic!, What about you? GRAMMAR Past perfect - Irregular past participles 1) Julie wasn't at home. She had gone (go) to the shops. 2) We've already had (have)lunch. 3) This was the first time she had done (do) her homework. 4) They have begun (begin) painting the living room. 5) We have kept (keep) this secret for three years