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The document provides instructions for cleaning various areas and items in a room using different cleaning tools. It lists dusters, brushes, rags, and sponges as the main cleaning tools and provides specific cleaning tasks for furniture, stains, tables, floors, toilets, bathtubs, showers, sinks, mirrors, floors, and carpets. The instructions are separated into sections for different cleaning tools and areas of a room to clean.
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This document provides an outline for a 2-hour vocational English language training module on basic cleaning vocabulary. The module goals are to have students sign in on a timesheet, teach 12 cleaning-related words, and review the words through classroom activities. The module includes filling out timesheets, introductions, an overview video, vocabulary lessons with demonstrations, a matching game, review activities, and assessments using flashcards. Students are given homework to study the vocabulary list.
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- 5. Use the duster to dust the furniture.
- 6. Use the brush to scrub the stain.
- 7. Clean the table with the rag.
- 8. Clean the floor with a sponge.
- 10. CleaningTools Duster Brush Rag Sponge 3 2 1 4
- 11. CleaningTools Duster Brush Rag Sponge 3 2 1 4
- 14. Clean the toilet with the brush.
- 15. Change the toilet paper.
- 16. Scrub the bathtub clean.
- 17. Wash the shower.
- 18. Shower Bath tub
- 19. Clean the sink with the brush.
- 20. Clean the mirror in the bathroom.
- 26. SHOWER
- 28. SINK
- 30. BATHTUB
- 32. TOILET
- 34. FLOOR
- 36. Mop the floor.
- 37. Vacuum the carpet in the hotel room.
Editor's Notes
- Start at 2:50
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=neOWqeQHj_4&list=UUEJ0uIPitJ1UXPvDf7QjN3w&index=8&feature=plcp