ENGLISH LEVEL 3

 1. Salon services 2. Vocabulary: Personal Care Products 3. Dialogue practice   A:  Excuse me. Where would I find lipstick? B:  Lipstick? Have a look in the cosmetics section, in aisle 2. A:  Actually. I did, and there wasn’t any. B:  I’m sorry. Let me get you some from the back. Anything else? A:  Yes. 4. Grammar practice evidence  Quantifiers for indefinite quantities and amounts AFFIRMATIVE • We bought some tooth brushes. Now we have some. • They need some lipstick. We have some. NEGATIVE • I don’t have any combs. I don’t want any. • We don’t want any sunscreen. We don’t need any. INTERROGATIVE • Does she have any razors?   Does she have some razors? • Do you want any deodorant?   Do you want some deodorant?

 1) Vocabulary   2) Dialogue practice A: I’m dropping off my car. B: Was everything OK? A: Well, actually, the windshield wipers aren’t working. B: I’m sorry to hear that. Any other problems? A: No. That’s it.   B: Is the gas tank full? A: Yes. I just filled it up. 3) Grammar practice evidence 

 1) What were you doing at 5:00 p.m yesterday? A.  I was doing English and physical modalities homework. 2) Have you or has someone you know ever had an accident? What happened? A . I saw an accident on the corner of the street from my house, 2 months ago. The driver was speeding and hit another car. 3) Vocabulary  4) Dialogue practice  A: Hi, Diana. What’s wrong? B: I had an accident on the way home today. A: Oh, no! How did it happen ? B: Well, I was driving home when my sister called . She asked what I was doing , and I told her I was going home and would see her soon. But she said she had a funny story that she just had yo tell me. Anyway, by the end of the story, I was laughing so hard I couldn’t see and I was driving right into a stop sign. 5) Grammar practice evidence PAST CONTINUOUS  • When the policeman was running after the dog, he broke his ankle. • He was talking on the phone when the storm began . • While I was living in Chile,...

  1) Vocabulary 2) Dialogue practice R: Hi, from desk. Carlos: Hello, good morning. I’m in room 212. R: What do you need Mr Carlos? Carlos:  Could someone pick up the laundry and take away the dishes? R: Yes, of course. Do you anything else? Carlos: I also need extra hangers and could someone bring up the newspaper? R: Yes, no problem. Carlos: One last thing please, is the sauna still open? R: It’s open at 9 o’clock Mr Carlos. Carlos: Ok, thanks so much. 3) Grammar practice evidence

  1) If you are in a hotel, what services and facilities will you request? A.  I would request the laundry service, minibar in the room, internet service and the pool. 2) What amenties and services would you request in hotel? A. I would request the make-up service, take away the dishes and extra towels. 3) Vocabulary 4) Dialogue practice   A: Hi, I’m checking in. The name’s Ariza. B: Let’s see. That’s a twin room for five nights. Non-smoking? A: Yes, that's right. B: May I have your credit card? A: Here you go. By the way, is the pool still open? B: It closes at 10 pm. But if you hurry, you’ll make it. A: Thanks. 5) Grammar practice evidence   Factual result  If you eat too much, you gain weight. If you practice your English, you can improve quickly. If you heat ice, it mealts. If Angie cooks, I wash up. If it’s ten o’clock already, then I’m late. Future result If you don’t wake up early, you’ll be late for class. If he comes, I’ll be suprised. If we don’t ...

1 ) What will you do when you finish university?   A. I will work in a sports rehabilitation center. 2) Wake up service is important to me? A. No, for me the more important service is  Airport shuttle and room service because I want to not get lost and be as relaxed and comfortable as possible.                 3) Vocabulary   4) Dialogue practice A: Hello, I’d like to speak Lucy Harris. She’s a guest. B: I’ll ring that room for you. I’m sorry she’s not answering. Would you like to leave a message? A: Yes, please tell her Casey Evans. I’ll meet her and the guests at the hotel at seven tonight. B: Is that all? A: Yes, thanks. 5) Grammar practice evidence • Afirmative statements: He will call back tomorrow. • Negative statements: We won´t be at the hotel this afternoon. • Interrogative statements: Will you go to Thailand? - Will she meet us at the restaurant?   Yes, she will / No, she won´t. - Will they take a t...