Information Centres: Dialogue On Making Recommendations in A Tourist Office

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Information Centres

Dialogue on Making Recommendations



Dialogue on making recommendations in a Tourist office:

Print out this dialogue and underline the phrases of recommendation. For
more of them see the sections Basic vocabulary and phrases, and Grammar
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Tourist officer: Hello, can I help you?
Visitor: Yes, I am looking for a place to eat with my family.
Tourist officer: Are you looking for some type of a restaurant in particular?
Visitor: Oh, wed like to go for something local. No China today.
Tourist officer: Sure, Id definitely recommend the Kings Restaurant just around the corner.
The meals there are delicious. Oh, and dont forget to try the Czech beer.
Visitor: Thank you, that sounds great.
Tourist officer: Is there anything else I can help you with?
Visitor: Can you tell me what would possibly entertain my children? They are 8 and 10.
Tourist officer: I think, theyd definitely want to see the Silver Mining Museum. It is fun for
children as they can go underground in the miners suits and with their lanterns. And it is
educative as well.
Visitor: Great. How can I get there?
Tourist officer: It is just about ten minutes on foot. Let me show you the map of our town.
We are right here. On this square you need to take the Poln street and then turn left. The
museum is right in front of this great church, you cant pass it without noticing.
Visitor: Thank you.
Tourist officer: No problem. Would you like any more information?
Visitor: Not for now. Thanks, bye.
Tourist officer: Bye and have a nice day.

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