Hotel check-in dialogue line order exercise for English learners. Students listen to or watch a short video dialogue, then drag the mixed lines into the correct order. The activity practises ordering a hotel reception conversation with phrases such as reservation, sign in, passport, staying long with us, a room with a bath and sign here please.
Watch or listen to the dialogue. Then drag the lines into the correct order.
- ☰Do you have your passport?
- ☰Good evening, Captain.
- ☰Three days. Three days in Vienna. And, of course, three nights. A room with a bath, please.
- ☰That's right. Captain Alfred Whig, United States Air Force.
- ☰Our rooms have all the niceties.
- ☰Good evening.
- ☰First floor, second floor, third floor?
- ☰Sign here, please, Captain.
- ☰Yes, that's right.
- ☰Staying long with us?
- ☰You have a reservation for me. Whig.
- ☰If the bed's good, the floor doesn't interest me. Oh, I'll need a telephone.
- ☰Will you sign in, please, Captain?
- ☰They do, huh? All the niceties?