Prentice-Hall, 1990. (English in Tourism Series).
Аудио файлы к одноимённому учебнику, имеющемуся на сайте - оцифровка в формате МР-
3. Время звучания - 73 мин. Качество записи - 128 кбит/сек. Check In is a course for hotel and reception trainees and employees. The course is designed to help leaers to improve their command of English for use within hotels where the guests are tourists from various countries who use English as a means of communication.
The course features a self-access approach, allowing students who may not have time to attend classes to work on their own.
There’s an introduction for teachers detailing ways of using the course in class, listening for understanding, listening and responding, and writing exercises using letters, faxes, and taking orders. The material is a series of realistic contexts set in a wide variety of countries with realistic recording material exposing students to the accents of different nationalities. Check In covers the likely situations that front reception staff have to deal with, including bookings by telephone, telex, or fax, checking in and out, room service, complaints, etc.
Аудио файлы к одноимённому учебнику, имеющемуся на сайте - оцифровка в формате МР-
3. Время звучания - 73 мин. Качество записи - 128 кбит/сек. Check In is a course for hotel and reception trainees and employees. The course is designed to help leaers to improve their command of English for use within hotels where the guests are tourists from various countries who use English as a means of communication.
The course features a self-access approach, allowing students who may not have time to attend classes to work on their own.
There’s an introduction for teachers detailing ways of using the course in class, listening for understanding, listening and responding, and writing exercises using letters, faxes, and taking orders. The material is a series of realistic contexts set in a wide variety of countries with realistic recording material exposing students to the accents of different nationalities. Check In covers the likely situations that front reception staff have to deal with, including bookings by telephone, telex, or fax, checking in and out, room service, complaints, etc.