Case 3 The Beach Club Part 1

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The Beach Club

Case 3

Vakschool Wageningen

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Weekly overview

Lesson 1: Beach Club & Drinks

Lesson 2: Food Trends & Party Planning

Lesson 3: Social Media & Guest Situations

Lesson 4: Test Case 3

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• Watching a video

• Role playing

• Good Job exercises

• Finishing up!

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Video

We're going to watch a video of the POV of a bartender. Answer the questions afterwards individually.

A Day in the Life

Would you like to work at a beach club?

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Yes

2

No

What drinks are mostly served at a beach club?

Video

Focus on the following question while watching the video.

1. Name 3 tasks the bartender does in the video.

2. Name 2 drinks you see.

3. Write down 2 phrases you expect to hear in this situation from the bartender's perspective.

4. What part of the bartender's job looks the most interesting to you? Why?

Name 3 tasks the bartender does in the video.

Name 2 drinks you saw.

Write down 2 phrases you expect to hear in this situation from the bartender's perspective.

What part of the bartender's job looks the most interesting to you? Why?

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Role Playing

You're going to create a dialogue for the bartender where he/she is taking a drink order.

Next week, you need to bring your prepared dialogue with you to class. There we'll play out the conversations.

Guest Situation

Put the steps in the correct order.

1

Ask about preferences

2

Take the order

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Greet the guest

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Close the conversation

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Recommend a drink

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Role Playing

Create a short dialogue where the bartender is going to be taking a drink order. Use the following points in your dialogue.

• Ask at least 2 questions about the order;

• Give 1 recommendation and explain why the guest should choose it;

• Use would or could;

• Use 1 comparison.

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Good Job

Task List

Recommend a drink using at least 1 comparison and and would/should in your sentence.

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See you next week!

Thank You!

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