Rental Cars

Rental Cars

By the end of the lesson, students will be able to understand and discuss common terms and phrases related to renting a car.

Objective

Match

Match the following

Sedan

Hatchback

Coupe

Convertible

SUV

• Sedan

• Hatchback

• Coupe

• Convertible

• SUV

Have you ever rented a car?

Where did you go?

Multiple Choice

A legal contract between a car rental company and a customer outlining the terms and conditions of renting a vehicle.

• Rental agreement

• Reservation

• Drop off Location

• Reservation

Multiple Choice

Protection or financial compensation in case of damage, theft, or accidents while using the rental car.

• Insurance coverage

• Reservation

• Drop off Location

• Rental agreement

Multiple Choice

The act of booking or securing a rental car in advance.

• Insurance coverage

• Reservation

• Drop off Location

• Rental agreement

Multiple Choice

The designated place where the rented car is returned to the rental company.

• Insurance coverage

• Reservation

• Drop off Location

• Rental agreement

Multiple Choice

The maximum number of miles a customer can drive the rental car without incurring additional charges.

• Insurance coverage

• Fuel policy

• Mileage limit

• Rental agreement

Multiple Choice

The rules and options regarding how the rental car should be refueled upon return, such as returning it with a full tank or paying for refueling services.

• Insurance coverage

• Fuel policy

• Mileage limit

• Rental agreement

Multiple Choice

Someone other than the primary renter who is authorized to drive the rental car.

• Insurance coverage

• Additional driver

• Mileage limit

• Fuel policy

Roleplay

Student A: Hi, I’d like to rent a car for the weekend.
Student B (playing the rental agent): Sure, do you have a reservation?
Student A: Yes, under the name Jane Smith.
Student B: Great, we have a compact car available. Would you like to add insurance coverage?
Student A: Yes, I’d like the full coverage, please.
Student B: Alright, that will be an additional $20 per day. And how many miles do you plan to drive?
Student A: About 200 miles.
Student B: Okay, that’s within our mileage limit. Just sign here, and you’re all set!

Homework!

Prepare a your own role play on Rental Cars.

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