《客房服务》 电视剧|在线观看|下载|完整版

《客房服务》 电视剧|在线观看|下载|完整版

English Practice · Drama Edition

以《客房服务》为主题的英语练习，边追剧边学英语。

Part 1 · Vocabulary

Choose the best word.

1. The hotel ______ cleaned the room every morning.

   • A. staff B. stage C. stair D. stain

2. She worked as a ______ in a five-star hotel downtown.

   • A. maid B. mail C. main D. male

3. The guest complained about the poor ______.

   • A. service B. surface C. surprise D. surgery

4. Every room had a beautiful ______ of the city skyline.

   • A. view B. voice C. vote D. volume

5. He left a generous ______ on the pillow for the housekeeper.

   • A. tip B. tape C. type D. tool

Answers:1-A 2-A 3-A 4-A 5-A

Part 2 · Grammar

Fill in the blanks.

1. The room ______ (clean) before the guest arrived.

2. She ______ (work) at the hotel for three years by then.

3. If the service ______ (be) better, they would have given five stars.

4. This is the most luxurious suite that any guest ______ (ever stay) in.

5. ______ (finish) her shift, she went home and rested.

Answers:1-had been cleaned 2-had been working 3-had been 4-has ever stayed 5-After finishing

Part 3 · Reading

Passage

Li Na was a housekeeper at a small hotel in the city center. Every day, she cleaned twelve rooms, changed sheets, and folded towels into perfect shapes. Most guests never noticed her work. They walked in, dropped their bags, and walked out without a word. But one day, a new guest arrived — a young writer named Chen who was working on his first novel. He noticed everything. He saw the fresh flowers on the table. He saw the neatly folded towels. He saw the note that said, “Welcome. I hope you sleep well.” That evening, Chen left a reply on the desk: “Thank you for making this room feel like home.” Li Na found it the next morning and smiled. From that day on, she always left a special note for Room 305. And Chen always wrote back. They never met face to face, but they became the closest strangers in the hotel.

Questions

1. What was Li Na’s job?
2. How many rooms did she clean every day?
3. What did most guests do?
4. What was special about Chen?
5. How did Li Na and Chen communicate?

Suggested answers

1. She was a housekeeper at a small hotel.
2. She cleaned twelve rooms every day.
3. Most guests never noticed her work and didn’t say anything.
4. He was a young writer who noticed all the small details.
5. They left notes for each other in Room 305.

Part 4 · Translation

中译英（写简单句即可）

1. 李娜是市中心一家小酒店的客房服务员。
2. 她每天打扫十二个房间。
3. 大多数客人从不注意她的工作。
4. 他看到桌上新鲜的花和叠好的毛巾。
5. 他们从未见面，但成了最亲密的陌生人。

Reference

1. Li Na was a housekeeper at a small hotel in the city center.
2. She cleaned twelve rooms every day.
3. Most guests never noticed her work.
4. He saw the fresh flowers on the table and the neatly folded towels.
5. They never met face to face, but they became the closest strangers.

Part 5 · Writing

Write 3–5 sentences about a time when someone’s small act of kindness made your day. Use past tense.

Example: One morning, I was having a terrible day. I missed the bus and spilled coffee on my shirt. When I got to work, I found a sticky note on my desk that said, “You’re awesome!” I don’t know who left it, but it made me smile for the rest of the day. Sometimes, the smallest gesture can change everything.