Useful Vocabulary * Reservation: การจอง * Book a room: จองห้องพัก * Check-in: เช็คอิน * Check-out: เช็คเอาท์ * Room: ห้อง * Key card: บัตรกุญแจ * ID / Passport: บัตรประชาชน / หนังสือเดินทาง * Floor: ชั้น * Elevator: ลิฟต์ * Luggage: กระเป๋าเดินทาง * Breakfast: อาหารเช้า * Wake-up call: บริการโทรปลุ
A short passage to practice the B sound.
These descriptions can be used for a listening activity. Divide the class into groups and read the descriptions. If the group is able to guess the job. They get a point. Read with Language Reactor * Teacher * Helps students learn new things. * Explains lessons and answers questions. * Gives homework and grades
Useful Phrases Checking In * "Where is the check-in counter for [Airline]?" "เคาน์เตอร์เช็คอินของ [สายการบิน] อยู่ที่ไหน?" * "Can I see your passport, please?" "ขอดูหนังสือเดินทางของคุณได้ไหมคะ/ครับ?" (asked by the staff) * "Here
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The video features a discussion with Ameca, a humanoid AI-powered robot developed by Engineered Arts in Cornwall, England. The host expresses excitement about speaking with a robot, noting the advances in robotics, AI, and machine learning. Ameca humorously introduces itself, acknowledging that it’s programmed to engage with humans and
Small talk is light, casual conversation that helps break the ice and make new connections. As college freshmen, small talk is a great way to meet people, get comfortable in new social situations, and ease into campus life. Here are some simple tips: 1. Start with a greeting: "Hey,
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Task: Read the example conversations and then create your own conversation about a famous landmark. You can work in groups of 4-6. Useful Phrases Tour Guides 1. Welcome to our tour! (ยินดีต้อนรับสู่ทัวร์ของเรา!) 2. Please follow me. (กรุณาตามฉันมา) 3. Our first stop
Listen0:00/47.5681× Tommy and his loyal *dog*, Max, set sail on a small boat one sunny *morning*. They loved adventures, and this voyage was special. As they explored a hidden *cove*, Max barked excitedly. Digging where Max pointed, Tommy uncovered a *chest* filled with shiny *coins*! With their
Possessive Adjective Pronouns Possessive adjective pronouns modify nouns and show ownership or relationship. They always come before a noun. Examples: * My book * Your car * His house * Her dress * Its tail * Our project * Their team Usage: * Use possessive adjectives to indicate that something belongs to someone or something. * Example: "This
A listening activity about describing people.