Ask and answer the following questions. are you wearing something new today? are you enjoying this lesson? are you feeling well today? are you doing homework new? are you writing now? what are you listening to right now?

1) I'm wearing a new dress today
2) Yes, I'm enjoying this lesson very much
3) Yes, I am
4) No, I have already done my homework yesterday
5) Yes, I am
6) I'm listening music at that moment

The great virtue of sports teaches everybody to acquire the will to win. If anyone knows how to acquire any will, he will succeed in every aspect of life. Life is full of struggle that has been started since the creation of the world. However, a constant and prominent fight must help the fighter to overcome every difficulty against any obstacle. The willing power of a sportsman must be increased by winning of game. Comparatively, a weak willed man resigns himself after one defeat. A weak willed man in considered as member of cowards. But, a true sports man who is defeated must strengthen his nerve. He always remembers that failure is the pillar of success. So, great efforts with strong determination help him to win any game. The true sportsman is conscious about his team spirit that strengthens the willing power of team. Unity in action and genuine effort offer them victory. Moreover, unity in action inspires unity of purpose. The fabric of understanding amongst them fellows proceed to them in goal – that very great lesson has been learnt from sports.

Receptionist: Good afternoon. May I help you?

You: Yes. Do you have any vacancies starting tonight?

Receptionist: Yes, we do. Is that a single or a double?

You: A single.

Receptionist: How long would you like to stay?

You: For twenty nights. Is it possible to see the room?

Receptionist: Of course. Here’s the key. Your room number is 307.

 Receptionist: So, do you like the room?

 You: Well, it faces hotel buildings, and I’d like more comfortable room with sea view.

Receptionist. OK, take a look at this one. Here’s the key. The room number is 101.

 Receptionist: How do you like it?

You: Oh, it’s perfect! I’ll take it.

 Receptionist: The bell captain will take your bags up to your room.

 You: Ok . What about meal times? I’d  like dinner of course – and breakfast in the morning.

Receptionist: Dinner is from 6.30 until 9.30. We start serving breakfast at 7.30 in the morning and you can have morning tea in your room if you wish - from 6.30 onwards. ... You’ll find the dining-room just over there.

You: Thank you.