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English for Hospitality 1.02

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1Indefinite Pronouns: Some, Any, No, Every45 minutes
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2Is there/Are there any. . . ?Text lesson
In this lesson you will learn when to use:
- there is/there are,
- Is there. . . ?/Are there?
Added Content:
- Isn't there any. . . ?
- Aren't there any . . . ?
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3Questions Building for Positive Guest Interaction45 Minutes
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4Course Pretest: English for Hospitality (Level 2)1 questions
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5Auxiliary Verbs; Is there/Are there?/Some, any, no4 questionsThis quiz tests: Basic question words Sentence order indefinite pronouns There is/There are/Is there/Are there
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12Idiomatic Expressions of Encouragement and Hope: Lesson 1Preview 45 minutes to 1 hour
This lesson features the R.E.M. song Everybody Hurts.
You will learn:
- idiomatic expressions
- vocabulary for expressing pain
- some new song lyrics!
See song lyrics (letras) agregadas abajo.
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13Stormy Weather on the Island Phone Friendly VersionPreview 45 min
This lesson focuses on:
- weather words (B1, B2)
- gerunds, past progressive
- typical adjectives, nouns, and adverbs
- general past tense storytelling
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14Intermediate English, Monster AstrologyPreview 1.5 hours
This lesson is a 2 day lesson! Get ready! ¡Pónte listo!
This is an upper beginner or low intermediate lesson geared to help you work on fluency! Among the key concepts is the use of the connector (relative pronoun) lo que--what, as well as the term los demás (others) and las demás personas (other people). These terms are a little better in usage that what a non-native speaker might use.
This lesson is very conversational, and includes a great number of transitional words and new vocabulary for the low intermediate student interested in improving comprehension through active listening.
Teen and Adult Students who are studying a vocation in Hospitality Management.