Hotel Vocabulary for IELTS

[@7130]

Thank you very much! I've started work as a receptionist at a hotel, so your video helped me so much 👍😍

[@TEDIELTS]

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[@juanchitaro5380]

Very helpful. I'm preparing for a job interview and i don't want to freeze when thinking of the correct term. I struggle with precision sometimes since i usually speak english in casual contexts, when people are more permissive if you can't think of the exact word. However, I'm going to need to sound very professional, otherwise clients might get frustrated.

[@TEDIELTS]

Good luck with your interview. Don't get too nervous and just use the best English that you can. It doesn't matter if it is 100% perfect. Try for accurate language and speak with confidence. Any small errors can be easily overlooked so don't worry about it.

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[@k.2250]

Thanks o lot! I lliked it, especially sauna.

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I really appreciate it this video nicely made, I’m going to do a volunteer and I will try to learn as much as a can

[@TEDIELTS]

Good luck!

[@PhelipeNascimentoo]

Thank you!! Gonna start working in a hotel and I'm getting ready for it.

[@TEDIELTS]

Good luck with your new job.

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[@TEDIELTS]

Nouns 0:17 Verbs 7:36 Adjectives: 9:53

[@s.takana6268]

Useful, thanks.

[@erhabi3580]

Lobby : an enterance area in a public building Room service : a service provided in a hotel allowing ...... Double bed Single bed Queen size bed King size bed Mini bar : a small fridge in a hotel room Toiletries : articless used in washing and taking cre of one's body Sauna : a small room used as a hot-air or steam bath for cleqning and .... Valet : a person employed to clean or park cars "In las Vegas, almost every hotel or casimo has a valent ... Receptionist : a person employed in a hotel to receive guest and .... Housekeepinf : the people in charge of keeping rooms clean

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[@jiyapatel8853]

From where we start to study we didn’t know much about English because we are from gujarati medium

[@TEDIELTS]

Good question. First of all, you should not worry about IELTS until you are confident in English. IELTS is a very advanced test. When you are ready, you can follow this guide: ted-ielts.com/a-beginners-guide-to-ielts/ Until then, work on general English through a wide range of practice methods.

[@jiyapatel8853]

But from where I can’t start to learn English

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[@TEDIELTS]

@@jiyapatel8853 How about an app like Memrise? Or a local class at a school? Start with the basics and work from there. You can do it if you put in the effort.

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[@Travel-r6d]

To be bring and not brought in the sentence of room service 🙂

[@TEDIELTS]

No. "Brought" is correct.

[@Travel-r6d]

@@TEDIELTS to be + base verb. So why brought in past tense ?

[@TEDIELTS]

​@@Travel-r6d It is called the passive infinitive. It is constructed "to be + past participle."