Grammar rule imperative mood. Command and Request

Phonetic training
The cat has slept in a hat, [slept]
The parrot has eaten a carrot, [i:tn]
The frog has found a log, [faund]
The dog has brought a sock. [brɔ:t]

He‘s done his homework, [dʌn]
He‘s read about New York, [red]
He‘s cleaned his flat, [kli:nd]
He‘s fed his cat. [fed]

Training English words
book a room -
make a reservation (A.E.)
in advance
Stay
porter

single room
double room
Suite
modern conviniences
sign- in (B.E.)-
check- in (A.E.)
sign out -
check out (A.E.)

Register
Guest
Charge
Service
front room
back room
maid

What’s the price a day (night)?
How much is it a day (night)?
Where can I see a receptionist?
How long will you be staying?
I’ll be staying for a week
I’ll check out about noon tomorrow

This room will suit me
I’d like a single back room
Shall I pay in advance?
Have you vacant rooms?
Receptionist

Grammar rule
imperative mood
Command and Request
To ask- просить
To advise - советовать
To worn - предупреждать
To forbid - запрещать
To remind- напоминать

Facilities
Currency exchange-обмен валюты
Restaurant-ресторан
Swimming pool- бассейн
Newspaper stand-газетный киоск
Souvenir stand-сувенирный киоск