Hotel problems and verb patterns

Roleplay de quejas de hotel con práctica de to + verbo base y -ing tras verbos frecuentes.

Resumen

In this lesson you talked about a holiday at a noisy hotel, luggage and phone problems, and practicing which verb forms follow other verbs. The tutor corrected vocabulary (suitcase, pounds, charger, swimming pool) and guided you through using 'to' + base and '-ing' forms. You practised choosing verb patterns and speaking about complaints and preferences.

Arrival problems at the hotel

  • Described suitcase delay and paying £70 for lost luggage
  • Explained needing a phone charger to take photos
  • Mentioned noisy bar and small swimming pool causing complaints

Choosing actions after complaints

  • Discussed deciding to move to a different hotel after checking conditions
  • Talked about waiting at reception and possible next steps

Verb patterns: 'to' vs '-ing' forms

  • Practiced using 'to' + base after verbs like decide, want, need
  • Practiced using '-ing' after verbs like enjoy, hate, finish, recommend
  • Tutor explained base form rules when two verbs are used together

Para recordar

Verb patterns with infinitives and gerunds

Some verbs are followed by the 'to + base form' of the next verb (infinitive), while others require the '-ing' form (gerund). For example, 'decide to go' vs. 'enjoy swimming'. Ejemplos

  • I decided to move to a different hotel.
  • I finished reading the book.

Vocabulario

10 palabras
suitcaseconjunto de habilidadesNounC1

A metaphorical term for a set of skills, experiences, or resources that a person carries with them, especially in a professional context.

En tu lección

From your lesson: “I could like pay my suitcase.”

Otro ejemplo

He brought a suitcase of experience to his new job.

poundperreraNounB1

An enclosure or building where stray animals, especially dogs or cats, are kept temporarily.

En tu lección

From your lesson: “Paint the pound. The 20 pounds.”

Otro ejemplo

The dog was taken to the pound after it was found wandering the streets.

chargercargadorNounA2

A device used to put electrical energy into a battery, such as for a phone, laptop, or other electronic device.

En tu lección

From your lesson: “I could I could pay for my phone char charger because it's...”

Otro ejemplo

I forgot my phone charger at home.

poolpiscinaNounA2

A small area of still water, often artificially created for swimming or decoration.

En tu lección

From your lesson: “The real swim pool swimming pool was small and grow small.”

Otro ejemplo

The children played in the pool all afternoon.

receptionistrecepcionistaNounA2

A person whose job is to greet visitors, answer the phone, and provide information at the front desk of an office, hotel, or other organization.

En tu lección

From your lesson: “Is using The reception the reception receptionist man manage it.”

Otro ejemplo

The receptionist welcomed us as soon as we entered the building.

recommendrecomendarVerbA2

To suggest that someone should do something or that something is good or suitable for a particular purpose.

En tu lección

From your lesson: “Recommend or recommend? How do you recommend?”

Otro ejemplo

I recommend this restaurant for dinner.

sunburnquemadura solarNounA2

A condition in which the skin becomes red, sore, and sometimes peels after being exposed to too much sunlight.

En tu lección

From your lesson: “Guessing if you got sunburn.”

Otro ejemplo

She got a bad sunburn after spending all day at the beach.

managegestionarVerbB1

To succeed in doing something, especially something difficult or despite obstacles.

En tu lección

From your lesson: “The receptionist man manage it.”

Otro ejemplo

I managed to finish the report on time.

avoidevitarVerbA2

To keep away from someone or something; to stay clear of.

En tu lección

From your lesson: “So they avoid avoid it.”

Otro ejemplo

He tried to avoid the dog on his way home.

noisyruidosoAdjectiveA2

Making a lot of loud or unpleasant sounds.

En tu lección

From your lesson: “The room is about noisy bar.”

Otro ejemplo

The street outside my window is very noisy.

Materiales de la clase

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Progreso

Las cifras de esta clase, comparadas con todas tus lecciones.

Vocabulario acumulado

1.190 palabras +55 respecto de la clase anterior

Palabras nuevas

55 palabras −22 respecto de la clase anterior

Palabras habladas

550 palabras −432 respecto de la clase anterior

Variedad de vocabulario

20 puntos −19 respecto de la clase anterior

Ritmo al hablar

49 palabras/min −17 respecto de la clase anterior

Tiempo hablando

23 min +1 respecto de la clase anterior

51% del tiempo de conversación

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Otras formas de decirlo

Dijiste...So I think It's not as important.

ProbáSo I think It's not as significant.

Has utilizado la palabra 'important' en esta frase. ¡Considera la posibilidad de utilizar el término 'significant' para enriquecer tu vocabulario!

Dijiste...They also hoped to relax.

ProbáThey also hoped to unwind.

Has utilizado la palabra 'relax' en esta frase. ¡Considera la posibilidad de utilizar el término 'unwind' para enriquecer tu vocabulario!

Dijiste...Which two?

ProbáWhat two?

Has utilizado la palabra 'which' en esta frase. ¡Considera la posibilidad de utilizar el término 'what' para enriquecer tu vocabulario!

Notas de repaso

4 notas
  1. ViajesCompleta: We decided ____ move to another hotel.Ver respuestaOcultar respuesta

    Respuesta

    to

    Por qué
    Decide lleva infinitivo con to.
    Un ejemplo
    We decided to wait at reception.
    Pronunciación
    /wi dɪˈsaɪdɪd tə muv/
    • a2
    • preply
    • travel
    • verb patterns
  2. ViajesCompleta: I enjoy ____ on holiday.Ver respuestaOcultar respuesta

    Respuesta

    cooking

    Por qué
    Enjoy va seguido de gerundio (-ing).
    Un ejemplo
    I enjoy cooking in a kitchen.
    Pronunciación
    /aɪ ɪnˈdʒɔɪ ˈkʊkɪŋ ɑn ˈhɑləˌdeɪ/
    • a2
    • gerunds
    • preply
    • travel
  3. ViajesTraduce: Mi maleta se retrasó.Ver respuestaOcultar respuesta

    Respuesta

    My suitcase was delayed.

    Otra forma de decirlo
    My luggage was delayed.
    Por qué
    Suitcase es una maleta individual; luggage es equipaje en general.
    Un ejemplo
    I paid seventy pounds for the lost luggage.
    Pronunciación
    /maɪ ˈsutˌkeɪs wəz dɪˈleɪd/
    • a2
    • hotel
    • preply
    • travel
    • vocabulary
  4. Inglés cotidianoCorrige: I recommend to change hotel.Ver respuestaOcultar respuesta

    Respuesta

    I recommend changing hotels.

    Otra forma de decirlo
    I recommend that we change hotels.
    Por qué
    Recommend normalmente va seguido de gerundio o de una oración con that.
    Un ejemplo
    The bar was too noisy.
    Pronunciación
    /aɪ ˌrɛkəˈmɛnd ˈtʃeɪndʒɪŋ hoʊˈtɛlz/
    • a2
    • complaints
    • preply
    • verb patterns
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