Read the situation and underline the key points. Then read about each venue. Reading 24 You work for an events management company. You’ve been asked by a theatre company to research exciting locations for a week’s performance of a murder mystery play, then recommend one. They expect an audience of about 250. These venues are the best you’ve found. $1,500 per night Capacity: 250 adults City centre (River Dock) Food, full bar, toilets Atmospheric, dramatic, flexible event space with beautiful flooring and classic windows. Seating provided. A 10% discount for groups over 200. $1,000 a night Up to 400 people 30 min from city centre Full facilities, amenities Marquee Events Bright, modern, reasonably priced events marquee in quiet, attractive setting. Adaptable to any kind of event. Seating, tables provided. Friendly staff. $800 a night Holds 300 Food catered, full bar 1 km outside city on bus and underground routes A fantastic underground venue in very high demand. Comfortable seating, excellent heating/lighting. For an experience you’ll never forget. Book now! In groups, discuss the pros and cons of each venue and decide which one you’d recommend, noting your reasons. Consider, for example: ■■ size ■■ location and access ■■ novelty value ■■ price ■■ facilities ■■ atmosphere Prepare to present your venue to other groups. ■■ Briefly describe the four options. ■■ Explain which three you would not recommend, and why. ■■ Justify your final choice. Listen to each other’s presentations. Which is the most popular venue? List all its benefits. Business training. Based on your presentation, write a formal email (around 200 words) proposing a venue to your customer. 1 Writing guide: Letter/Email, p. 202. Speaking 25 a b c Writing 26 Language skills Extras Explore 3 Entrepreneurship 41 Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv
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