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Situation Three At the Hotel Learn something about types of hotels and tips in booking up, check-in and check-out; Acquire vocabulary, sentence structures and ways of expression used in introducing types of hotels and tips in booking up, check-in and check-out; Train students’ oral communicating skills in booking up, check-in and check-out, and introducing the fees and service available. Lead-in Background Hotel is a temporary home for people who are traveling. Generally speaking, hotels can be classified into 4 categories according to the variation of their clientele. The first is the commercial hotel, which provides accommodation to people who mainly travel on business. The second is the resort hotel, which provides recreational facilities to tourists who travel for enjoyment. The third is the convention hotel which aims its services largely at the convention trade, The fourth is the resident hotel, which caters to people who do not want to keep house themselves and rent accommodations on a seasonal basis or even permanently. Match the best meaning given below with the expressions in the right Column a. A room with l single bed, strictly for 1 adult only. No extra beds are available. b. A roll-away bed to accommodate l person. c. A room with either 3 single beds, or 1 queen bed and l single bed (or equivalent) to accommodate 3 adults. d. A room with either 1 queen or king sized bed to accommodate 1 adult only A room with either 4 single beds, or l queen-size and 2 single beds (or equivalent) to accommodate 4 adults. Typically, no extra bed is available. A room with either 1 queen or king sized bed to accommodate 2 adults. A third adult requires an extra bed. A bedroom with a small living area to accommodate 2 adults, unless specified otherwise. A third adult requires an extra bed. A room with 2 single beds accommodating 2 adults. A third adult requires an extra be