TASK 1
Student B
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05.00 a.m. wake up
06.00 a.m. have breakfast
06.15 a.m. go to school
01.30 p.m. have lunch
01.45 p.m. take a nap
03.30 p.m. clean the house
04.45 p.m. watch tv
07.00 p.m. have dinner
07.15 p.m. studying
10.00 p.m. go to bed
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04.45 a.m. wake up
06.00 a.m. have breakfast
06.15 a.m. go to school
01.30 p.m. have lunch
02.00 p.m. take a nap
03.30 p.m. clean the house
04.45 p.m. watch tv
07.00 p.m. have dinner
07.15 p.m. studying
10.00 p.m. go to bed
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TASK 2
Practice the dialogue with your friend beside you
Yeni : What do you do on Sundays?
Tom : I get up at about 5.00 to prey, then I do physical exercises. I take a bath at
around 8.
Yeni : What do you do in the afternoon?
Tom : I usually take my little brother to the park.
Yeni : And in the evening?
Tom : I usually watch television, and I go to bed at about 10.00 p.m.
TASK 3
SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE
Sentences Pattern: (+) Subject + verb + …
(-) Subject + do/does not + verb1 + …
(?) Does/do + subject + verb1 + …? Yes/No
(?) Question words + do/does + …?
Time signal usually used:
- every … (day, week, month, etc)
- adverb of frequency : always, usually, sometimes, often, seldom, never
Example:
- My father always gets up at 5 o’clock.
- I usually go to bed at 10 o’clock
- My brother doesn’t make his bed everyday
- Do your friends do their homework everyday?
- What time do you usually got o school?
• Examples of the Questions :
- What's-your favourite hobbies ? - Do you like watching film?
- Do you enjoy dancing ? - What do you in your spare time?
• Examples of responses :
- Yes I love dancing - Not very much
- He likes watching film in ... - Sometimes
- Yes, I like it
Grammar Point “Gerund”
V1 + Ing
The gerund has exactly the same from as the present participle
1. Gerund as subject
- Swimming is my favourite hoby
- Walking in the morning makes us strong and healthy
2. Gerund as object
- I don't like smoking - Do you enjoy teaching ?
3. Gerund after preposition
- She is interested in learning other languages
- The Lady left the room without smiling
• Verbs followed by gerund
Begin dread pardon suggest
Admit forgive postpone stop
Consider finish practice remember
Dislike hate understand
defer involve excuse
delay imagine recent
can’t stand = endure
can’t help = prevent/avoid
- I appreciate your giving me so much of your time
- Forgive me interrupting you
- Forgive me for interrupting you
III. GUEST HANDLING
TASK 1
Listen to some expressions for handling guests.
- Welcome to our hotel / restaurant / office.
- What can I do for you Sir / Madam?
- May I Help you?
- We hope that you can enjoy staying in our hotel.
- I hope you enjoy the food.
- Have a nice rest, Sir/Madam.
- We would like to offer you a special food.
- We’ll send your coffee right away.
Practice the conversation with your partner.
Man : May I have a look at the breakfast menu, please?
Waitress : Certainly. Here you are. Sir.
Man : Thank you ..... I think I'll have the English breakfast.
Waitress : Yes sir. What would you like to start with?
Man : I’ll start with a glass of pineapple juice - no, wait a minute, I see
there’s cereal too. Do you have things like corn flakes?
Waitress : Yes, we have corn flakes, rice crispy or musli.
Man : I’ll have the Rice Crispies then. Now, let see - ah, yes, the good old
bacon and eggs and so on.
Waitress : Would you prefer mushrooms, or grilled tomato, Sir?
Man : Tomato I think.
Waitress : And would you like marmalade, honey or jam with your least?
Man : Oh, definitely marmalade. That is the proper thing for a real English
Breakfast, isn’t it?
Waitress : That’s right, Sir. And what would you like to drink?
Man : A nice big pot of tea, please.
TASK 3
What would you say to a guest at the breakfast table if you want to know the
following ?
Which type of breakfast he wants.
Which type of breakfast do you want, Sir/Ma’m?
- What he would like to start with.
- I low he would like his eggs cooked.
- What he would like with his eggs.
TASK. 4
Work in pair, practice giving and talking breakfast orders.
Useful phrases
- What would you like to start with?
- Would you like marmalade, honey or jam?
- How would you like your eggs? Poached, scrambled, fried or boiled?
- Hard or soft boiled?
- There is a fixed price for the English and Continental breakfast, all inclusive.
- At what time would you like your breakfast?
- Would you prefer tea to coffee?
- Would you like to have the Continental or the English breakfast?
- I’d like the oriental food, please.
- I want a pot of hot tea.
Too/Enough
The word Too shows a less/more than normal condition / situation.
The word Enough means on the average condition / situation .
Study the example below.
- The coffee is still too hot for me to drink.
- The water is warm-enough for the baby to take a bath.
- Well, this room is good enough to see the hill. sight,
- This room is too large for me to sleep alone.
• too followed by adjectives.
- Risa is too young to go to school.
- The test was too difficult to do.
• too followed by adverb of manner. .
- The professor speaks too fast to understand.
- That child spoke too softy to hear.
• too followed by many / much.
- There is too much work to finish in an hour.
- I have too many letters lo replay in two days.
• too followed by agent,/person.
- The test was too easy for us to do.
- She speaks too quickly for the students to understand.
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