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In today’s article we are going to review and learn new vocabulary related to a stay in a hotel and other types of accommodation. We will also see examples of conversations for booking, check in and check out.In this post you will find…Basic and important vocabulary in English related to Hotel accommodation – alojamiento.
A: Okay, Mr. Blake, your reservation has been made for October 14 for a room with a double bed and a view of the park. Check in is at 3pm. If you have any other questions, please don’t hesitate to call us.
H: Room 560. Here is your key. To get to your room, take the elevator to the right to the fifth floor. Turn left once you exit the elevator and your room will be on the left side. A bellboy will bring your bags shortly.
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VocabularioInglés aeropuerto avión pasillo llegadas equipaje reclamación de equipaje tarjeta de embarque equipaje de mano equipaje facturado equipaje cancelado clase turista aduanas salida retrasada sala VIP/puerta primera clase vuelo azafata (EE.UU.), azafato (Reino Unido), azafata escala equipaje ida pasaporte ida y vuelta maleta terminal visado ventanilla Verbos llegar embarcar facturar una maleta facturar declarar salir aterrizar despegar Frases útiles ¿Tienes tu tarjeta de embarque? ¿Tiene que facturar algún equipaje? ¿Hay una escala? Sólo se permite una pieza de equipaje de mano. ¿Prefiere un asiento de ventanilla o de pasillo? ¿Puede decirme dónde está la puerta de embarque? ¿Puedo ver su pasaporte, por favor? No tengo nada que declarar. ¿Cuál es el motivo de su viaje? ¿Negocios o personal? ¿A qué hora embarca el avión? ¿A qué hora está previsto que el avión despegue [aterrice]? El vuelo se ha retrasado/cancelado. ¿Dónde está la recogida de equipajes? He perdido mi equipaje. Que tenga un buen vuelo.
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Pace yourself: Don’t exercise as much during hot weather. If you are not used to working or exercising in a hot environment, start slowly and increase the pace gradually. If exertion in a hot environment speeds up your heart rate and makes breathing difficult, STOP all activities. Go to a cool area, or at least in the shade, and rest, especially if you experience dizziness, confusion, weakness or loss of consciousness.
Replenish salts and minerals: Heavy perspiration causes the body to lose salts and minerals that must be replenished. Sports drinks can replenish the salts and minerals lost through sweating.
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Could you post all those topics, specific vocabulary about the topics, the outlines with four ideas that you mention, idioms, etc, so that people who are preparing can have a clear idea and some guidelines to follow and prepare?
Also, we received a question from Miguel who asked us to be much more specific and that is what we will do in this first post on the subject: we will see how to prepare the monologue. In a second post, I will talk about how to prepare a dialogue.
Although the EOI exams may vary from one Autonomous Community to another, in all of them we find the same pattern of questions at all levels and, therefore, with the right technique we can prepare ourselves to pass this exam without problems.
Thinking about the vocabulary will be complicated at the beginning, but you can improve if you prepare different topics. Here you have links to pages with specific vocabulary on different topics that usually appear in the exams. Remember to always listen to the sound of the words. If the page from which you extract the vocabulary does not have audio, use www.howjsay.com to know how the words sound.