The total is 44 yuan. • B: Here is 50 yuan and you can keep the change.
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• A: That's very kind of you. But there is no tipping in China. Here is your change, sir.
Hotel Practical English Scene 15 Hotel Bar
Teaching Procedures
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Free Talk
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Hotel Practical English
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Text
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Exercises
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Case Study
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Home Reading
Ⅰ. Free Talk
• 1. Do you think alcohol is good for health? • 2. Would you like to start up your own bar or work
Ⅱ. Hotel Practical English
Ⅱ. Hotel Practical English
Dialogue 2 What Would You Like to Drink Tonight?
（A: Barmaid B: Patron） • A: Good evening, sir. What would you like to drink tonight? • B: May I see the wine list? • A: Certainly. Here you are. • B: I'll have a Scotch. • A: We have Chivas Regal, and White Horse. Which one would you like？ • B: A Chivas Regal, please. • A: Royal Salute or 12 years? • B:12 years, please. • A: Straight up or on the rocks? • B: With soda water. • A: Here you are, sir. Scotch with soda water. • B: Thank you. How much do I owe you? • A: The Chivas Regal Royal Salute is 40 yuan plus 10% service charge.
（A：Barman B：clientele）
A: Welcome to Sunny Bar, madam. What do you like to drink?
B: I don't know what I want. I'm not really a drinker.
A: We haΒιβλιοθήκη e non-alcoholic drinks.
as a bartender or barmaid in a luxury hotel? Give good reasons to support your opinion, please.
Ⅱ. Hotel Practical English
Dialogue 1
One Fruit Punch, Please.
• B: Thank you. • A: Enjoy your drink, sir.
Ⅲ. Text
The Hotel Bar
• The hotel bar is the area of the hotel where alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks are mixed and served. Alcoholic products found commonly include wine, spirits, beer and cocktails. Different types of coffee, tea, juices and soft drinks all belong to non-alcoholic drinks. Typical locations of the bar include the hotel lobby, inside the restaurant or poolside. Often a bar inside a restaurant serves from the full restaurant menu, and can be a great way to be seated and dine right away, even when the restaurant has a long wait.
B: What are they?
A: We have tea, coffee, juices. Which one would you like?
B: Eh, do you serve soft drinks?
A: Of course, ma'am. Would you like a lemonade or a ginger ale?
B: Have you got fruit punch?
A: Yes, we have.
B: One fruit punch, please.
A: Do you want a cookie, too?
Ⅱ. Hotel Practical English
• B: Sure, I love cookies. • A: I will be back with your order soon, ma'am. (Three minutes later. The barman is coming with the drink and cookies.) • A: Here you are, ma'am. One fruit punch and one cookie. • B: Thank you. (Fifteen minutes later, the lady finished drinking.) • B: May I have the bill? • A: Yes. I'll take it for you, ma'am. • B: How much is it? • A: Your total is 32 yuan. • B: Can I pay by credit card？ • A: Certainly. May I have your card, please？ • B: Here you are. • A: Please sign your name here. • B: OK.