EF1 - PE1 Arriving in London

​Arriving in London

Match

Match the words and symbols.

Single bed

Double bed

Elevator/Lift

Reception

First floor

• Single bed

• Double bed

• Elevator/Lift

• Reception

• First floor

Categorize

Options (6)

is British

is American

is a writer

is an assistant editor

works for London 24seven

works for New York 24seven

Watch again if you need. Put the information in the right person's column .

Rob

Jenny

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​Can

​Can you sign here?

​Can you spell that?

​Can I have your passport?

​Can I have my keys, please?

​Is used to make requests to someone in a polite way.

Drag and Drop

Watch again if you need to and complete.
Jenny's last name is Zi​

Placeholder

li​

Placeholder

sk​

Placeholder

.

Her hotel room is number ​

Placeholder

.

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

e

n

i

306

36

6

y

m

Drag and Drop

Look at the image. What's the name of it in...

British: ​

Placeholder

American: ​

Placeholder

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

lift

elevator

Match

Match the greetings to the correct time of the day.

• After midnight.

• After noon.

• To say hello at night.

• To go to sleep/home at night.

Good morning.

Good afternoon.

Good evening.

Good night.

• Good morning.

• Good afternoon.

• Good evening.

• Good night.

​formal titles

​Mr.

​Mister: Man

​Mrs.

​Missus: Married woman

​Ms.

​Mizz: Unmarried older woman

​Miss

​Miss: Unmarried younger woman

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​Would

​Would you like a sandwich?

​Would you like a coffee?

​Would you like some water?

​Would you like some water?

​Would you like to order?

​Is used to offer something to someone in a polite way.

Dropdown

Mark the sentences True or False. Watch again if needed.

1. Jenny has a coffee. ​

Select answer

2. She is in London on business. ​

Select answer

3. The waitress is German. ​

Select answer

4. Jenny calls Rob Walker. ​

Select answer

5. Their meeting is at 10:00. ​

Select answer

Categorize

Options (8)

I'm here on business.

What about you?

Is your ... ok?

Is that ... ?

This is ... .

Is 9 ok for you?

... very relaxing.

Are you on holiday?

Watch again and put the sentences in the correct column. Who said them?

Jenny

Waitress

Rob