Hotel-tefl
An English Language site
dedicated to the hotel industry
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Activities- Asking for Repeats
Whole Class- Appropriate Responses The teacher should go around the room and ask students questions that have difficult vocabulary, are mumbled, or are incomprehensible. Say it so they are forced to practice the phrases used when asking for repeats.
Group Work- A Skit Divide the class into groups of 2 or 3. Students work together to develop a skit that is grammatically correct about guests asking for repeats. Remember, the staff should have limited English ability and poor pronunciation, so no matter what they say, the guest still do not seem to understand. Use gestures, sign language, and facial expressions to make yourself understood. Once the skit is developed, students present it to the teacher and rest of class. The teacher judges the skit based on grammar and language use, originality, and acting ability. Be a little silly and have fun! Work Sheet 1- Asking for RepeatsWrite the correct word on the line that will complete the sentence. understand pardon meaning repeat spell say speak that can could excuse need slowly how in do hear what again question
1. __________ me, could you ____________ that. 2. I’m sorry, I did not ____________ you. Please ____________ that again. 3. My English is poor, could you __________ more _________ please. 4. _______ you say that ____________? 5. I’m sorry, Tinsel town? ___________ does ___________ mean? 6. May I ask you a ______________. Do I __________ my passport? 7. ________ do you say Kneecap _________ Thai? 8. How _________ you ____________ ‘emergency’ in English? 9. ‘Excuse me’ and ‘__________ me’ have the same ______________. 10. I’m sorry, I don’t ________________. ___________ you rephrase that?
Work Sheet 2- Asking for RepeatsMatch the appropriate responses with the questions by putting the correct number of the question on the line of the response.
1. Do you have any Alka- Seltzer? you are trying to say.
2. Could I ask you a question? ___ Yes, I asked what time the opens.
3. How much rum is in these drinks? dogs?
4. whereareyougonnnawanna
eattonight? necklaces, bracelets, that sort thing.
5. Pardon me, could you repeat that?
6. How do you ‘say thank’ in Thai? ___ Sure go ahead.
7. It sure is raining cats and does out there? please?
8. Si habla espanol? speak Spanish.
9. Could you give me an example? ___ How much what?
10. Today night we gone over by big water on sand. |
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