Do you prefer to stay at a 5-star hotel or a budget one? In this lesson, students will discuss the experience of staying at a hotel. The lesson features audio of someone comparing three different hotels. Students will also learn and practice using "there + be" along with related vocabulary. The lesson includes a variety of engaging discussion activities and worksheets, designed to keep both adults and teenagers involved, ensuring an interactive and enjoyable learning experience.

Lesson Objectives

Grammar: Students will learn the structure "there + be" to discuss the presence or absence of amenities in hotels, practicing how to form sentences about hotel facilities.

Listening: Through an audio comparing different hotels, learners will focus on identifying hotel amenities, improving their ability to understand descriptions related to accommodations.

Speaking: Participants will practice discussing their preferences and experiences with hotels, using newly learned vocabulary and structures in simulated conversation scenarios.

Vocabulary: Introduces terms related to accommodations, like "swimming pool," "spa," "conference rooms," enhancing communication about hotel features.

Homework: Exercises will reinforce the lesson's content through fill-in-the-blanks, sentence correction, and vocabulary practice, focusing on the grammar and vocabulary introduced in the lesson.

Audio

                                                Listen to the audio to hear about vacationing at different hotels. Do you prefer staying in an area with delicious local food or at a hotel with a swimming pool and spa? Either way, you should pack light and soak up the sun! 
												
                                            