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□ I will do (or did) conversations before writing.
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Conversation phrases
Instructions
If you will do (or did) conversations before writing, then during your writing time write phrases that you wanted to say -- thatis, phrases that you should have said.
If you will do (or did) writing before conversations, then during your writing time write phrases that you plan to say.
A hotel clerk and a guest are talking on the telephone.

Clerk: Ask the guest when they are checking in and out. ("They" here means "he or she or more than oneperson".)_________________________________________________________________________________
Guest: Tell the clerk when you are checking in and out. You may say relative dates (e.g., "tomorrow", "nextTuesday") or absolute dates (e.g., "November 3rd").
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Clerk: Ask the guest how many rooms they need.
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Guest: Tell the clerk how many rooms you need.
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Clerk: Tell the guest that you have rooms. Also tell them the price per night. (You make up the answer.)__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Guest: Ask the clerk whether the rooms come with meals.
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Clerk: Tell the guest what meals the rooms come with. (You make up the answer.)__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Clerk: Tell the guest what they can enjoy doing at or near the hotel. (You make up the answer.)__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Reading and writing

When is a good time to travel for Hokudai students? Why?

Instructions
During your writing time, read the following text and write
your responses. Your objective is to understand the text,
and state your opinion. You may use any book, tool, ordevice. You may ask friends for help.
How to Get Better Deals at Hotels
by Alexis Lawrence, Demand Media
Step 1 Sign up for the hotel's reward program. Hotelreward programs are free and, when enrolled, members
earn points for each hotel stay. When enough points areaccumulated, members can cash those points in for freerooms. Members of reward programs who stay with thehotel chain regularly are often also given perks, such as
room upgrades, as well.
Step 2 Check with your company. Large, nationallyknown companies often get discounts through some hotel
chains. These discounts are sometimes extended toemployees. If the company that you work for is known
around the world, you may even be able to get a discountrate for international hotels.
Step 3 Look for hotel deals online. Several websites
offer preferred rates on hotel rooms, including Travelzooand Expedia. Call the hotel and ask management if it canmatch the rate on the discount site or even give you aslightly better deal.
Step 4 Try for perks instead of a lower room rate if thehotel is hesitant to lower the rate. Even if the room rate isfixed, if the hotel really wants to fill the room, you may beable to talk management into a free room upgrade or freebreakfast, making the room a better deal for the money.
Step 5 Make your trip a package deal. Purchasing orreserving more than one service at a time for your trip, suchas airline tickets, airfare and a rental car, generally resultsin discounted rates, which can be substantial. Many online
travel-booking sites and travel agents offer this type ofpackage booking. Other common packages include hotels
plus attraction tickets. These are generally available whentraveling to a location with a major tourist attraction, suchas Walt Disney World.
Step 6 Stay in the off-season. Summer is the high season
for tourism virtually everywhere except for places thatsport winter-specific activities, such as ski resorts. Fall,spring and the rest of the winter, on the other hand, areoff-season in most locations. Hotel rooms are generally afraction of the cost during the off-season than during thepeak tourist season.
This text is based on USA Today's website http://traveltips.
usatoday.com/better-deals-hotels-14347.html

VideoInstructions
Watch the video, and answer questions at any time during
the video, or during your writing time.
Circle the correct answer or answers. Some questions havemore than one correct answer.
Dublin is Ireland's:
1. capital city
2. largest city
3. most Irish city
4. safest city
Later in the video Rick Steves will explain:
1. advanced technology
2. ancient treasures
3. beer and pubs
4. traditional music
Dublin became wealthy and powerful during:
1. the 7th century
2. the 11th century
3. the 18th century
4. the 19th century
In 1920, Ireland became:1.
32 separate counties
2.
a British colony
3.
a peaceful island
4.
an independent nation
Answer the questions with your own words or phrases that
describe the content of the video.
What is Grafton Street in Dublin?

What is St. Stephen's Green?

Where can Hokudai students ask for hotel deals?
Hokudai students can ask

Why do doors of Georgian houses surrounding St.
Stephen's Green have many colors?

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