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Learn how to communicate confidently at a hotel by practising useful travel vocabulary and everyday English.
Main objectives of this material
- Develop vocabulary and conversational phrases for meeting new people, including expressions such as introduce yourself, nice to meet you, colleague, networking, and specialize in.
- Improve listening and speaking skills by exploring conversations between people meeting for the first time and practising introductions, follow-up questions, and small talk strategies.
- Learn and practise defining relative clauses using who, which, that, and where to describe people, places, companies, and experiences more accurately.
What students are going to cover
In this lesson, students will develop the language needed to introduce themselves, make a positive first impression, and build conversations with new people in both social and professional settings. They will learn useful phrases for starting and maintaining conversations, practise listening and speaking skills through role-plays and discussion tasks, and explore techniques for showing interest and keeping conversations flowing naturally. Through grammar practice focused on defining relative clauses, students will gain confidence in describing people, places, and organisations while improving their overall communication skills.
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