OTASK ** Read the notes about a Roman villa. Then complete the Ancient monument: Chedworth Roman Villa Location: near Gloucester, in the west of England Built in: AD 120 Home of: a large, rich Roman family Size: bigger than most other Roman villas in the UK People lived there: for about three hundred years TODAY Discovered: 1864 Opened to the public: 1925 Things to see: beautiful Roman baths, mosaics Visitors: popular with schools-10,000 children visit every year Chedworth Roman Villa is an ancient monument near Gloucester, It was the home of a large, rich Roman family. Chedworth Villa was very large-it People People discovered the villa and in 1925 they There are interesting things to see, such as Today, the villa is very popular for school visits and

<Your city> <Russia> <Date> (это всё в правом верхнем углу)

Dear Tom,.

thank you for your letter!

I'm sorry for your drain. If i were you, i would talk to my parents about this situation. Talking about things can solve many troubles.

My parents understand me perfectly, they understand that my opinion may have differ from theirs, they trust me and almost don't put pressure on me.

Any parents can be "ideal". A good parent should have patience for his child, support his ideas, and not ruin the passion to study, sport and hobbie.

With love/all best/best wishes,

<your name>.

Could I speak to the manager?

— the/me/Excuse/moment/but/is/not/he/at/here.

2. — Do you have tables for tonight?

— pity/is/a/It. We/have/tables/don't/any/tonight/for/left.

3. — Can I book a room?

— sorry/am/I/we/but/booked/fully/are.

4. — Are you open on Sundays?

— I/sorry/not/am/but/really/don't/I/know.

5. — Could I have lunch in my room now?

— afraid/am/I/don't/lunch/we/serve/11 a.m./before.

6. — Is it possible to sit closer to the window?

— impossible/it/sorry/really/I'm/very/but/is.

7. — Could I speak to Mrs Barn from Room 305?

— answer/is/but/I'm/no/there/sorry.

8. — Could I book the tickets for the show?

— I/left/have/afraid/we/nothing/am.

Read and practise saying the dialogues.

1) Receptionist:Good evening, what can I do for you?

Guest:I'd like to book a room.

R: When for?

G: I want to come on the 3rd of May and stay for three nights.

R: I'm really very sorry, but we are fully booked at that period.

G: Well, what about next week?

R: Oh, next week is OK, but what kind of room would you like?

G: A double, if possible.

R: I'm not quite sure, just one moment. Oh, I'm afraid we don't have any vacant double rooms for that moment, but never mind, I can offer you two nice single rooms.

G: What a pity! Let it be two single rooms but on one floor.

2) Headwaiter:Hello, how can I help you?

Guest:I'd like to reserve a table for two.

H: When would you like to come?

G: I wonder if it is possible to come on Wednesday evening.

H: Oh, I'm awfully sorry, but we don't open on Wednesday.

G: It is really very bad. Well, then could you reserve me a table for tonight?

H: I'm afraid we don't have any tables left for tonight. Today is our busy day. Come tomorrow and we'll reserve the best table for you!

3) Waiter:Good morning. What can I do for you?

Guest:Could I speak to your manager, please?

W: I'm not sure that he is here, but just one moment, I'll ask the Headwaiter.

G: Does your Headwaiter speak French? W: I'm sorry but I really don't know.