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    English for Hospitality

    Level 2/3 AM
    Final Exam Review, Fall Cycle, 2016

    Oral Presentation: Thursday, December 8,2016


    Written and Spoken Tests: Tuesday, December 6,2016
    End of cycle party: Thursday, December 8,2016

    New cycle for Winter, 2017: January 2-April 8, 2017

    Outline:
    1. Simple present: be + adjective & have + object (P10)
    2. Be: Compound sentences with and/but (P16)
    3. Be: Additions with and...,too / and, not either(P17)
    4. Simple present tense of be: Yes/ No and Wh-questions
    (P22)
    5. Simple present affirmative and negative: have/live/work
    (P30)
    6. Simple present: Additions with and,too/ andnot,either
    (P36)
    7.

    Simple present: Yes/No questions and answers (P42)

    8.

    Simple Present: verbs of 3rd person singular

    9.

    Adverbs of frequency

    10. Simple present: want/need + infinitive (P50)


    11. Singular or plural nouns (a/an. s)
    12. Future tense: be going to (P56)
    13. Adverbs of degree: very/too+ adj (P62)

    Other topics to practice:


    Describe the way people look and describe
    personalities (Unit 1)
    Identify family members and talk about your family
    (Unit 2)
    Talk about what people have in common (Unit 2)
    2

    Learn about how to manage responsibilities (Unit 2)


    Identify clothes and materials (Unit 3)
    Describe your wants and needs (Unit 3)
    Read a store ad and sales receipt (Unit 3)
    Describe problems with purchases (Unit 3)
    Learn about your health insurance benefits

    Field Trips:
    Macys, Primark, Marshalls and TJ Maxx
    Boston city Hall on Election Day
    MA State House

    Section 1. Simple present: be + adjective &


    have + object (P10)
    Affirmative
    Negative
    I am
    I am not
    He/She/It Is
    tall.
    He/She/It is not
    You/They/We are
    You/They/We are not
    *Contractions
    Im
    Hes/Shes/Its
    Youre/Were/Theyre
    is not = isnt
    are not = arent
    Simple Present have
    Affirmative

    Negative

    I have
    He/She/It has
    hair.
    You/We/They have

    I do not have
    He/She/It does not have
    short hair.
    You/We/They do not have

    short

    tall.

    *Contractions
    do not =dont

    does not = doesnt

    A: Complete the sentences.


    Example: Edwin has brown hair.
    1. Huiling ____ (not) thin.
    2. Jeff and Rob ____ blond hair.
    3. Josh and his brother ____ tall.
    4. Amys hair (not) _____ curly.
    5. Steves eyes ______ green.
    6. John (not) _____ a beard.
    B: Complete the story.

    Section 2. Be: Compound sentences with


    and/but (P16)
    and: join two sentences with similar ideas.
    EX: Shes tall and thin.
    Hes short and fat.
    but: join two sentences with opposite ideas.
    EX:
    Theyre friendly but shy.
    Shes cheerful but bossy.

    A: Write sentences. Use the correct form of


    be, and and or but

    B: Complete the sentences. Write adjectives to


    make true sentences.

    Section 3. Be: Additions with and...,too / and,


    not either(P17)
    too: share the same idea for affirmative sentences
    EX: I am tall and he is, too.
    Shes friendly and I am, too.
    either: share the same idea for negative sentences
    6

    EX: Theyre not happy and we are not, either.


    Shes not bossy and he is not, either.

    Complete the sentences. Write the correct


    forms of be and too or either.
    1. He isnt tall and his wife ___________.
    2. Greg is funny and his dad _______________.
    3. Maya is in my English class and Hao and
    Wensheng _________.
    4. My brothers are not outgoing and I
    __________________.
    5. My friend is beautiful and her daughter
    __________________.

    Section 4. Simple present tense of be: Yes/ No and


    Wh-questions (P22)
    Simple Present be
    Questions
    Am I tall?

    Answers
    Yes, I am./ No, I am not.

    Is he/she/it tall?

    Yes, he/she/it is.


    No, he/she.it isnt.

    Are you tall?

    Yes, I am. / No, I am not.


    Yes, we are. / No, we are
    not.

    Are we tall?
    Are they tall?

    Yes, you are./ No, you


    arent.
    7

    Yes, they are./ No, they


    arent.

    Simple Present have


    Questions
    Do you have any beard?
    Does he/she/it have any
    beard?
    Do they have any beard?

    Answers
    Yes, I do. / No, I dont.
    Yes, he/she/it does. No, he/she/it
    doesnt.
    Yes, they do./ No, they dont.

    **When we ask questions, a/ some any

    WH- questions
    WH- words
    What
    When (ask about
    time)
    Where (ask about a
    place)
    Who (a person)
    Whose (possessive)
    Which (an option)
    Why (a reason)
    How (a way)
    How old (age)
    How long (period of
    time)
    How often
    (frequency)

    Example:
    Whats your name?
    When should we start?
    Where are you from?
    Who is your teacher?
    Whose book is this?
    Which book is yours?
    Why are you here?
    How do you go to work?
    How old are you?
    How long is your vacation?
    How often do you speak English?

    A: Match the questions and answers.

    B: Read the answers. Write questions about


    the underlines information.

    Section 5. Simple present affirmative and negative:


    have/live/work (P30)
    Affirmative
    I have
    He/She/It has
    sisters.
    You/We/They have
    I live
    He/She/It lives
    Boston.
    You/We/They live
    I work
    He/She/It works
    hotel.
    You/We/They work

    Negative
    (dont/doesnt + verb base
    form)
    I dont have
    He/She/It doesnt have
    any
    sisters.
    You/We/They dont have

    I dont live
    He/She/ It doesnt live
    Boston.
    You/We/They dont live

    in

    in a

    in

    I dont work
    He/She/It doesnt work
    a hotel.
    You/We/They dont work

    in

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    *Contractions
    do not =dont

    does not = doesnt

    More examples for negative sentences with don't


    and doesn't:
    You don't speak Russian.
    John doesn't speak French.
    We don't have time for a quick drink.
    It doesn't rain much in summer.
    They don't want to come with us.
    She doesn't like meat.

    A: Complete the sentences. Underline the


    correct words.

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    B: Complete the sentences. Write the correct


    forms of the words in parentheses.

    Section 6. Simple present: Additions with and,too/


    andnot,either (P36)
    12

    A: Do you have a lot in common?


    B: Actually, we do. I have long black hair, and she does,
    too. I dont have big eyes, and she doesnt ,either.
    Ex: I have 2 sisters, and he does, too.
    He works in a hotel, and I do, too.
    I live in Boston, and they do, too.
    She doesnt like seafood, and I dont, either.
    I dont have a big family, and she doesnt either.

    Complete the sentences. Use the words in the


    box.

    13

    Section 7. Simple present: Yes/No questions


    and answers (P42)

    Yes/No questions: Do/Does?


    Do

    Does

    Do you have any sisters?

    Does he have any sisters?

    Do
    your family live in
    Boston?

    Does his son live in Boston?

    Do you work in a hotel?

    Does he work in hotel?

    Simple Present: WH- questions with verbs


    WH- words
    What
    When (ask about
    time)
    Where (ask about a
    place)
    Who (a person)
    Which (an option)
    Why (a reason)
    How (a way)
    How long (period of
    time)
    How often
    (frequency)

    Example:
    What do you do every day?
    When do you get up?
    Where do you live?
    Who do you live with?
    Which class do you take?
    Why do you call every weekend?
    How do you go to work?
    How long does it take to drive to NY?
    How often do you speak English?

    14

    A: Complete the questions. Underline the correct


    words. Then, match the questions and answers.

    15

    A: Complete the questions. Use the correct form of


    the words in parentheses.

    Section 8. Simple Present: verbs of 3rd person


    singular
    Verbs after He, She, It
    1) usually add only s:
    runruns workworks snowsnows say---says see
    sees drive---drives
    smilesmiles drinkdrinks sleepsleeps write--writes

    16

    2) end of verb:--sh, --ch, --s, --x add es:


    pushpushes
    teachteaches kisskisses

    fixfixes

    3) end of verb: consonant + --yyies


    crycries study---studies
    ***pay---pays buybuys
    4) irregular spelling of the 3rd person singular
    havehas
    gogoes dodoes

    Please complete these verbs in the 3rd person


    singular forms.
    1. eat ---_______

    2.brush--________ 3. get up--_________

    4. go --

    6.watch--_________

    8. study--

    ________

    5. have--_______

    7.drink--_______

    ________

    9.speak--________ 10. wash--_________ 11.play--________

    12. live--

    _________

    Section 9. Adverbs of frequency

    17

    Please use the adverbs to complete these


    sentences.

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    Section 10. Simple present: want/need +


    infinitive (P50)
    Please go to our class website
    1234best.com and go to Lesson 15 watch
    the video about needs and wants.

    Take a look at the options below, then tell me 5


    things you want and 5 things you need.

    I want
    ________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________
    _______________________________________________.
    I need
    ________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________
    _______________________________________________.

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    Section 11-Section 13. Please check our


    Unit 3 review package.
    Singular or plural nouns (a/an. s)
    Please tell me 3 items in the picture using singular or plural
    nouns

    Future tense: be going to (P56)


    A: Your friends are going to these places in their
    neighborhood this Saturday. Please use be going to to tell
    me about their plans.

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    B: Please use be going to to write 5 sentences about your


    plans for this Christmas.
    _____________________________________________________________

    _____________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________

    Adverbs of degree: very/too+ adj (P62)


    Theres a long line in the Returns and Exchanges department
    at Macys. Please tell me what the problems are with their
    purchases.

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    End of Cycle
    Oral Presentation
    Options
    Choose ONE presentation option. Presentations
    should be between 5-10 minutes per person and will
    be done in class on December 8, 2016.

    Option 1: Describe a person who you


    met at BEST
    Option 2: Talk about your family
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    Option 3: Talk about one of your favorite


    clothes
    Option 4: Read a poem
    Option 5: Talk about your Christmas plans

    Center

    Our Class at Tech

    Checking emails, using Google Slides and


    practicing English on our class website
    are so fun!!

    24

    Using a Tablet or iPad is not just a dream!


    Gmail.com:
    -check e-mails
    - Google Slides
    Online vocabulary and grammar practice
    1234best.com
    quizlet.com
    Vocabulary at quizlet.com:

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    (1) Describing the way people look


    https://quizlet.com/148531460/flashcards
    (2) Describing personalities
    https://quizlet.com/149528757/flashcards
    (3) Family members
    https://quizlet.com/157835983/flashcards
    (4) Clothes and materials
    https://quizlet.com/160724948/flashcards
    (5) Community places
    https://quizlet.com/164887967/flashcards
    (6) Describing problems with purchases
    https://quizlet.com/84483999/flashcards

    26

    Welcome back to the new


    cycle class on Jan.2,2017.
    Have a great vacation!

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