Checking in
Checking in
The English Game is a new series that follows Claudio and Shuna as they face different language challenges. Our football commentators watch the contenders and comment on their performance. After the challenges, the commentators watch replays of the most exciting action.
In this episode, the players check in to a hotel.
Filling in a form
The following activities will help you, if you need to check in to a hotel in the UK.
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17/11/2013
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Why do you use the word " with" in the sentence:
- to register with the hotel when you arrive and collect your room key.
And the words: "in" or "at"?
17/11/2013 21:32
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Why do you use the word " with" in the sentence:
- to register with the hotel when you arrive and collect your room key.
And the words: "in" or "at"?
19/11/2013
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Hi Chriswar
Thanks for your comment. To 'register with' something means to give your details, this can be at the hotel or online or by telephone etc. Using 'with' is more general. If you use 'in' or 'at' the hotel this usually means you have to go to the place and register there.
19/11/2013 07:54
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Hi Chriswar
Thanks for your comment. To 'register with' something means to give your details, this can be at the hotel or online or by telephone etc. Using 'with' is more general. If you use 'in' or 'at' the hotel this usually means you have to go to the place and register there.
05/09/2013
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Good advice for tourists and new international students in UK. Good work Premier Team!
05/09/2013 11:04
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Good advice for tourists and new international students in UK. Good work Premier Team!
05/09/2013
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Thanks Manucian19 - We're planning to make some more episodes!
05/09/2013 16:25
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Thanks Manucian19 - We're planning to make some more episodes!
16/07/2013
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Very helpfull...
16/07/2013 12:55
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Very helpfull...
29/06/2013
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it"s help me to much
29/06/2013 22:15
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it"s help me to much
30/06/2013
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Thanks for commenting Houssem. Glad you like it!
30/06/2013 08:51
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Thanks for commenting Houssem. Glad you like it!
28/06/2013
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Yup it is great. Can you elaborate me, is there any difference between forename and firstname. Because I usually find firstname, middlename and surname in the applications.
Obviously shuna is the winner
28/06/2013 07:36
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Yup it is great. Can you elaborate me, is there any difference between forename and firstname. Because I usually find firstname, middlename and surname in the applications.
Obviously shuna is the winner
30/06/2013
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Hi Harshasri20
Forename means the same as 'first name'. It's common in British English, but not very common in other forms of English.
To me, forename and surname sound more formal than first name and family name or last name. You are very likely to find them on a form when checking into a hotel, but in spoken English, I think first name and family name are used more frequently.
Thanks
Jack
The Premier Skills English Team
30/06/2013 08:49
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Hi Harshasri20
Forename means the same as 'first name'. It's common in British English, but not very common in other forms of English.
To me, forename and surname sound more formal than first name and family name or last name. You are very likely to find them on a form when checking into a hotel, but in spoken English, I think first name and family name are used more frequently.
Thanks
Jack
The Premier Skills English Team
20/06/2013
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it's so wonderful really i like it thank you
20/06/2013 07:36
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it's so wonderful really i like it thank you
30/06/2013
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You are welcome Monadawoo! Thanks
30/06/2013 08:52
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You are welcome Monadawoo! Thanks
20/06/2013
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it's so wonderful realy i like it thank you
20/06/2013 07:35
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it's so wonderful realy i like it thank you