5. Focus on the polite forms and make sure you use them when changing the given sentences.
Example: - Show me your passport.
- Could you show me your passport, please?
1. Tell me your name.
2. Spell your surname.
3. Speak up!
4. Repeat it!
5. ...a double room or a single room?
6. Your address?
7. ... a room with a sea view?
6. And now practise making polite refuses to the given requests (1-6).
1. - Could I speak to 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. - Is it possible to sit closer to the window?
- impossible / it / sorry / really / I`m / very / but / is.
6. - Could I book the tickets for the show?
- I / left / have / afraid / we / nothing / am.
7. Think what you will say if you refuse your guest? Choose the appropriate answer (а-f) to the situations (1 – 6), using polite refuses.
1. Could I speak to your manager?
2. Can I reserve a table for two at the weekend?
3. Can I book a single room for tonight?
4. Can I have lunch at the moment?
5. Could you translate that?
6. Could I have a family room for Christmas?
a. any tables left this weekend.
b. but I really don`t know a word in Spanish.
c. we have nothing left for Christmas.
d. he is not here at the moment.
e. but we are fully booked for tonight.
f. . We don`t serve lunch before 12.
