Listening
Why this matters. Checking in is simple if you know the steps. A good check-in follows arrival → reception desk → documents → key card → questions → room. Listen to an experienced traveller explain his routine — then answer the questions.
Listen to the audio, read the script, and answer the questions.
My Vocabulary
No words saved yet. Tap words in the script.
Comprehension Questions
Vocabulary
A. Match the words and the pictures
Tap a word, then tap the correct picture.
B. Match the words and the definitions
Tap a phrase, then tap the correct definition.
Builder
Build 12 words and 16 sentences from this lesson.
Practice
A. Listening
Two levels — from easier to harder.
B. Fill in the Gaps — the check-in dialogue
Read the dialogue and fill in the gaps with the correct expressions.
C. Vocabulary Trainer
Test your memory.
Speaking
Build your check-in answer step by step. Then record yourself!
1. Build Your Check-in
I have a reservation under the name Ivanov
I have a booking for three nights
I have a reservation for a double room
Here is my passport
Here are my card details
I can sign the registration form
A double room on a high floor
A quiet room away from the street
A room with a sea view
Ask about breakfast
Ask about the Wi-Fi password
Ask for a wake-up call
Ask for a late check-out
Ask the porter for help
Take my luggage to my room
Leave my luggage at the hotel
Final Test
Lesson vocabulary — free PDF cheat sheet
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