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    Modal Verbs

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    Javier Alexander JURADO BENITEZ
    The document outlines rules for guests and staff at the Modal Hotel using modal verbs of obligation and prohibition. It provides examples of rules for check-in/out times, smoking policies, meal services, and work schedules. Staff and management are to use these examples to create rules for operating the hotel effectively.

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    Modal Verbs

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    The document outlines rules for guests and staff at the Modal Hotel using modal verbs of obligation and prohibition. It provides examples of rules for check-in/out times, smoking policies, meal services, and work schedules. Staff and management are to use these examples to create rules for operating the hotel effectively.

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    The document outlines rules for guests and staff at the Modal Hotel using modal verbs of obligation and prohibition. It provides examples of rules for check-in/out times, smoking policies, meal services, and work schedules. Staff and management are to use these examples to create rules for operating the hotel effectively.

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    Modal Verbs

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    Javier Alexander JURADO BENITEZ
    The document outlines rules for guests and staff at the Modal Hotel using modal verbs of obligation and prohibition. It provides examples of rules for check-in/out times, smoking policies, meal services, and work schedules. Staff and management are to use these examples to create rules for operating the hotel effectively.

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    Subjet:

    English III

    The Modal hotel

    Presented by:
    Javier Alexander Jurado Benítez
    MODAL VERBS OF OBLIGATION AND PROHIBITION

    ESL / EFL RESOUR CES The ModalHotel

    Modal Hotel features two outdoor pools in beautifully landscaped grounds. It


    also has a spa and two restaurants. It is a five-minute walk from the night market and city
    center.
    Your group has just taken over management of the hotel. Look at the following information and
    decide what rules you are going to have in the hotel. Use modal verbs of obligation and
    prohibition to create the rules.
    Examples:
    Guests must check out before midday.
    Guests mustn't smoke in their room.
    Guests have to leave their key when they go out.
    Staff don't have to work weekends.
    Guests can't order breakfast after 10 a.m.

    Guests Rules
    Checking in and out
    • check out time? Guests must check out at 9:00 a. m.
    • check in time? Guests must check in at 2:00 p. m.
    • pay by cash/credit card? Guests can pay by cash or credit card.
    • if a guest checks out late? Guests have to pay surcharge for check out late.
    • if a guest wants to stay longer? Guests have to inform in advance to stay longer.
    • cancellation cost?
    It have to cancellation cost.
    Rooms
    • leave key when guests go out? Guests must leave the keys when they leave.
    • smoking in the room? Guests can’t smoke in the room.
    • Wi-Fi access? Cost? Guests have to access wi-fi, free.
    • have visitors? If guests have to receive visitors, they must be announced.
    • TV channels? There have to be tv channels
    Meals
    • breakfast start/finish time? Guests can start breakfast at 10:00 a.m.
    • breakfast included/not included? Breakfasts can't include alcoholic beverages.
    • book a table for lunch/dinner? Guests must reserve a table for lunch and dinner.
    • tipping? Guests can tip for your consideration.
    Staff Rules
    Working hours
    • work weekends (how often?) Staff can work weekends, three times a month.
    • work evenings (how often?) Staff have to work evenings, every day
    • holiday leave (how often?) Staff must go to holiday leave, every year.
    • if a member of staff is sick? Staff have to go to the clinic if they are sick
    Clothes
    • wear a uniform? Staff must wear a clean uniform
    • clothing for
    receptionists/bellboys?
    Kitchen staff have to clothes white
    • clothing for kitchen staff?

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