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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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10Bad Weather in ParadisePreview Text lesson
Learning Objectives
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Identify key events and details in the storm story.
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Use context clues to understand new vocabulary.
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Pronounce target vocabulary using digital audio tools.
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Describe weather conditions using accurate adjectives.
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Apply adverbs of time and frequency in simple sentences.
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Demonstrate comprehension through fill-in-the-blank and matching activities.
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Explain cause and effect relationships in the narrative.
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Navigate interactive reading tools, audio buttons, and quizzes.
“I Can” Statements
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I can understand a story about a storm and its effects.
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I can learn and use new weather and emergency words.
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I can say the new words clearly.
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I can describe what happened and why.
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I can match English and Spanish vocabulary.
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I can use the digital activities to learn and check my answers.
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11Trouble in Paradise Bad Weather (tester)Preview Video lesson
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14Idiomatic Expressions of Encouragement and Hope: Lesson 1Preview 45 minutes to 1 hour
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15Stormy 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
Teen and Adult Students who are studying a vocation in Hospitality Management.