Listen to the conversation between a tourist and a receptionist.

Receptionist: Welcome to our hotel sir, how can I help you?

Tourist: My name is Paul Kress. l'm from Germany. I have a reservation here.

Receptionist: I see! Are you staying here for two nights?

Tourist: Yes, my wife and I are visiting Tehran for three days.

Receptionist: Where is she now? I need to check her passport.

Tourist: She's standing over there, by the gift shop. Here is her passport.

Receptionist: Thank you. This is your key. It's room 213. Hope you enjoy your stay in Tehran.

Listen to the examples. Then ask and answer with a friend.

Are you visiting Tehran? Yes, I am.

Are they traveling around the world? No, they aren't.

Is Paul booking a room? Yes, he is.

Is Kate checking the map? No, she's reading the guide book.

Listen to the examples. Then ask and answer with a friend.

Who is speaking English now? Sara.

What is he doing? He is buying a ticket.

Where is Ali going? He's going to Mehrabad Airport.

What are you doing? I'm filling out the reservation form.

How are they traveling? They are traveling by train.

buy a ticket, check the passport, check in, take off, land, check the timetable, exchange money, fill out the form, book a hotel, pack for a trip, talk to a receptionist

Listen to the conversation and pay attention to the intonation of "Yes/No questions" (to be).

Kiana: Are you working with the computer now?

Sara: Yes, I'm searching for a hotel in Sanandaj.

Kiana: Is it possible to book it online?

Sara: Yes, of course.

Listen to the questions below and then practice.

Is it a beautiful country?

Is he a tourist?

Are you staying here?

Is she searching for a hotel?

Are you traveling to Shiraz?

Are they checking out?

Talk to your Teacher.

I am interested in --------.

How about you?

Find and underline "present continuous tense" in the passage below.

This is Paul.

He is a tourist from Germany.

He's going into a gift shop with his wife.

They are opening the door of the shop.

Now, they're talking to the shopkeeper to find suitable gifts for their daughters.

Paul's daughters are living in Spain now.

Tell your classmates

Tell your classmates five activities you guess your family members are doing now.

Example: I guess my brother is praying now.