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39 bananas "105 mint
40 grapes 106 parsley
41 limes 107 rosemary
42 lemons 108 thyme
43 oranges 109 moot
44 ~rapefruit 110 ham
45 mangoes 111 bacon
46 pawpaws 112 chops
47 figs 113 salami
48 pears 114 steak
49 apples 115 sausages
50 tangerines 1116 fish
51 lychees 117 smoked sal man
52 melons 118 prawns
53 water melons 119 kippers
54 peaches 120 fish cakes
55 plums 121 fishfingers
56 dates 122 sardines
57 apricots . ·123 tuna fish
, 58 greengages 124 fish steak,
i 59 redcurrants 125 fish fil et
60 blueberries 126 brown bread
61 strawberries 127 white bread
62 raspberries 128 croissants
63 gooseberries 129 bread rolls
64 cranberries ·130 muffins
65 blackberries 131 doughnuts
1 vegetables 66 salad 132 breadsticks
2 spinach 67 stew 133 ICing
3 peas 68 spaghetti 134 coke, ,
4 carrots 69 syrup 135 cookies! blJ'tV)U
5 pototoes 70 meat pie 136 French (oaf
6 vegetable 71 rice 137 scones
marrow 72 dumplings 138 pita bread
7 turnip 73 soup 139 dried beans
8 parsnip . 74 omelette 140 hot chocolate
9 eggplant I ())..(b(!(o,i(leJ5 fried eggs 141 beer
-;:'"':" 10 zucchini o 76 hamburger. 142 wine
11 Brussels sprouts 77 pancakes 143 coffee
12 leeks 78 potato chips 144 coffee beans
13 broccoli 79 hotdogs 145 tea
14 cauliflower 80 roost tu rkey 146 teabag
15 celery 81 stuffing 147 fruit juice
16 beans 82 sandwiches 148 milkshoke
17 cabbage 83 pizzo 149 cream
18 red cabbage 84 quiche 150 sugar
19 pumpkin 85 caviar 151 jam
20 onions 86 ice cream 152 flour
21 mushrooms 87 pate 153 mustard
22 artichokes 88 chocolate sauce 154 solt
23 asparagus 89 souffle 155 pepper
24 beetroot 90 jelly 156 honey
25 sweeteo rn 91 mousse 157 mayonnaise
26 fennel 92 shish kebabs 158 tomato ketchup
27 lettuce 93 eclairs 159 cereal
28 radishes 94 fruitsalad , 160 nuts
29 chicory 95 cheesecake 161 peanut butter
30 tomatoes 96 custard 162 'candies
31 cucumber 97 pastry 163 gherkins
32 rhubarb 98 meringues 164 baked beans
33 red pepper 99 fruit tart 165 cheese
34 green pepper 100 trifle 166 butter
35 avoc;ados 101 herbs 167 yoghurt
36 fruit 102 basil 168 marmalade
37 pineapple 103 chives 169 raisins
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PIZZAS Margherita £7.50
Neapolitan £8.50
BU~GfRS Burger 0 chips £5.50
Cheeseburger (:) chips £6.25
SANDWlCttES Cheese 0 tomato £4.95
Tuna mayonnaise £5.50
SALADS Tuna £6.50
Chicken £7.25
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Red/White wine Glass £3.95
Bottle £10.50
Bottle of beer £2.50
Bottle of mineral water (still or sparkling) £2.50
Coffee. £2.00 ~ iCl) Read Jack and Emma's conversation with the waiter.

Then fill in the gaps "With questions 1-4 from 6a}.

WAITER EMMA JACK WAITER JACK WAITER JACK EMMA WAITER

JACK WAITER JACK WAITER

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Yes. I'd like a tuna salad, please.

And can I have a cheeseburger and chips, please? ?

Can we have a bottle of wine?

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White, please.

And we'd like a bottle of sparkling mineral water, please. Yes, of course,

Excuse me.

Yes! sir. 4. __ __ . .• _ ••• _ .. __ _._ _ _ __ _ .• _.'. ._ .. .__ ?

No, thank you, but can we have the bill, please? Certainly.

Listen and check What do Emma and Jack order?

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,,;y look at these sentences.

Then complete the rules with the

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WOMkdyoedike to order now? tdIVVe'dli&f1 a bottle ofweter, please. Canllwe haviC the bill, please?

We use and for

requests (we want something). We use .... _ .. _ ... _ .. , for offers

(we want to give something

or help someone).

rQl) Check in pl30.

c) Look at the conversation in 7'@) again. Find three more requests.

ill) Listen and notice the stress

and polite intonation.

Would you {ike to order now?

1bJ} Listen to these requests

and offers. Which is polite, a) or b)?

1 @ b) 3 a) b) 5 a) b)

2 a) b) 4 a) b) 6 a) b)

c). Listen and practise

the polite sentences in !lib). COPY the stress and intonation.

<lJ) Work in groups-of three. ?ractise the conversation in 7a) until you remember it.

fl'») Close your book. Practise the conversation again.

al) Work in the same groups. Look

at the menu. Write a conversation between a waiter and two customers.

10) Swap conversations with another group. Correct any mistakes .

c) Practise the new conversation. Then role-play it for the other group.

Chocolate cake

Strawberries and cream

Fruits of the forest strudle (hot pastry filled with cranberries, strawberries, apple and blackberries) with vanilla ice-cream

Ice-cream: strawberry vanilla chocolate mint toffee

neopolitanachocolate/ strawberry/ vanilla

Fruit salad

Fruit

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Chocolate cake

Strawberries and cream

Fruits of the forest strudle (hot pastry filled with cranberries, strawberries, apple and blackberries) with vanilla ice-cream

Ice-cream: strawberry vanilla chocolate mint toffee

neopolitana: chocolate! strawberry/ vanilla

Fruit salad

Fruit

WAITERJRESS

CLIENTE

Hello ...

Hello, ... I/we would like a table for ...

What would you like to drink?

Yes I'd like ...

Depending on cliente, Red or white wine? Sparkling or still water?

Are you ready to order! would you like to order now?

Yes, I'd like ...

Would you like anything else? Bread etc?

Would you like a dessert?

for starters on the side

for the main course

Yes, I'd like ... No, thank you.

Could I see the dessert menu?

Would you like a coffee?

Yes, I'd like ... No thank you.

Excuse me, could! can I1we have the bill please?

Certainly! of course.

How would you like to pay?

Credit card! dinners cheque J in cash?

Extra questions.

Smoking! non-Smoking table? House wine?

How was your meal?

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Avocado with prawns £7·95 French onion soup £5·50 Grapefruit cocktail £4·75 Grilled mushrooms £5.95

!lVfain Courses Vegetarian lasagne £8·50

Grilled chicken with lemon sauce £8·95 Roast beef £10.30

Lamb chops with garlic mayonnaise £9·25 Fresh salmon £n.oo

<Vegetables h.50 each

Garden peas Cabbage Carrots Spinach Green beans Potatoes (boiled or fried)

Vesserts Baked apples £4.35

Chocolate cake with vanilla ice-cream £4·50 Pears in red wine £3.20 Strawberries and cream £4·75

~Menu~ Starters

Avocado with prawns £7.95 French onion soup £5.50 Grapefruit cocktail £4.75 Grilled mushrooms £5.95

Main Courses Vegetarian lasagne £8.50 GriHed chicken with lemon sauce £8.95 Roast beef £10.30

Lamb chops with garlic mayonnaise £9.25 Fresh salmon £n.oo

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llJrinks

Wine (red, white, rose) French £9.00 Italian £8.00 Spanish £8.00

Soft drinks £1.50 Mineral water £1.00 Fruit juice £1.50 Beer h.50

CVegetables h.50 each

Garden peas Cabbage Carrots Spinach Green beans Potatoes (boiled or fried)

1Jesserts Baked apples £4.35

Chocolate cake with vanilla ice-cream £4.50 Pears in red wine £3.20 Strawberries and cream £4.75

<Drinks

Wine (red, white, rose) French £9.00 Italian £8.00 Spanish £8.00

Soft drinks £1.50 Mineral water £1.00 Fruit juice £1.50 Beer h.50

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Waiter: role-card

Take the customers' orders. Remember:

e There are a lot of grilled mushrooms and lamb

chops, so recommend theml

• There's only enough salmon for one person. e The avocados and strawberries are finished. • There's only one piece of chocolate cake.

Be polite! You aren't very good at mathematics. Make a small mistake in the bill.

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Waiter: role-card

Take the customers' orders. Remember:

III There are a lot of grilled mushrooms and lamb

chops, so recommend them!

• There's only enough salmon for one person . II The avocados and strawberries are finished. • There's only one piece of chocolate cake.

Be polite! You aren't very good at mathematics. Make a small mistake in the bill.

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Use a dictionary to help you.

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Pre-activity (5 minutes)

• Write the food items below on the board. In pairs, students talk about the prices for these items in their Own country. (Explain that dozen means twelve.) Have a class feedback session.

Eggs 70p per half dozen

Ketchup £1.00 per bottle

Butter 50p per packet

Olive oil £2.99 per litre

Bananas 20p each

Toilet roll 1.99 for 6

Toothpaste £1.40 per tube

Bread 60p per loaf

Coffee £1.99 per packet

Apples 15p each"

Milk 70p per litre

Sugar 40p per kilogram

• Tell students the average prices in Britain for each item. Leave the items and prices on the board as students will need to refer to them in the Extension activity.

Procedure (20 minutes)

• Explain that students are going to work out what shopping they need to get. Their partner can see what they have in their home and will tell them if they need to buy certain items.

• Divide students into pairs. Give Students A worksheet A, and Students B worksheet B.

• In pairs, students take it in turns to ask and answer questions to see which items on their list they need to buy, and which can wait, e.g. How many eggs have I got? Two. How much butter have-I got?

A lot/A little, etc. Go around listening, making sure students use much/many correctly.

• Have a class feedback session.

Extension (10 minutes)

• When everybody has finished, divide students into groups of four and tell them that there is a problem. They have run out of all the items on their list. They have looked in the kitty and there is only £5. In their groups, students decide which items to buy.

• Have a class feedback session to see what each group has chosen.

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When you go out for a meal; you usually do a number of things. Look at the list of actions below and put them into the correct order. The first one has been done for you.

look at the menu

give the waiter a tip

have dessert

pay the bill

book a table

decide to go out for a meal .. ,,1 ...... leave the restaurant

have the starter

go to the restaurant have the main course sit down

/ order the meal

ask for the bill

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Sir liKe Some BarLic. bread?

b I9l Listen to the story of an evening in a restaurant. In what ways is the order of events different from the order in a?

C Of course you do not always follow the sequ.'ifnce in a. What happens in: a hamburger (fast food) restaurant?

a pub?

a restaurant or bar in your country?

What are the people talking about in the following sentences? In some cases there may be more than one answer.

1 I never have it late at night because it keeps me awake. 2 I like it rare or medium rare.

3 It makes you sneeze if it goes up your nose.

4 They often make you cry when you chop them.

5 I often use it in cooking but it makes your breath smell. 6 Just mix it with oil and salt, and pour it over the salad. 7 If you leave it in the sun, it will melt.

8 It makes me happy, and then gives me a hangover.

b Look at the use of the following constructions:
noun adjective sentence 8
make 1+ or + or
pronoun infinitive sentences 3, 4 and 5

noun
keep 1+ or + adjective sentence 1
pronoun
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pronoun Using these constructions, make some more sentences. Examples: 'Smoking makes me cough.' 'Wine gives me a headache.'

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order is usually:

Answers

I 2 3 4 5 6 7

decide to go out for a meal book a table

go to the restaurant sit down

190k at the menu order the meal have the starter

8 9 10 11 12 13

have the main course have dessert

ask for the bill

pay the bill

give the waiter a tip leave the restaurant

b The differences are:

They didn't book a table.

They asked to move to another table. They ordered aperitifs.

They ordered wine.

They had'some coffee and brandy. They didn't give the waiter a tip.

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1 b Listen to the conversation and follow the instructions on your worksheet.

W: .. , and then of course we went for another table they were M: Mmm. Sounds nice. Is it

out last night. very nice about it, and after pricey?

M: Oh yes, what was it like? that the service was great. W: Well, it's about twenty-five

W: Very nice ... I'd definitely Anyway, we had an aubergine pounds each I guess, which

recommend it. But if you want dish to start, with a yoghurt isn't bad when you consider

to go, you'll probably need to sauce and masses of garlic. that we had a bottle of wine ,

book, because it gets very busy, And then for the main course, coffee and Greek brandy at the

especially at the weekend. We I had lamb, which was very end of the meal, and the other

didn't bother as it was a tender, and the others had two had aperitifs as well and

Tuesday, but even so, there some kind of casserole - pieces service is included so you don't

were quite a few people there. of pork marinated in oil and need to give a tip.

M: And the food was good? herbs and lemonjuice (mmm!) M: Yeah, that's not bad these

W: Yeah, excellent. We had a and then cooked with onions days. I think I'll give it a try.

slight problem to start with and peppers and so on. And Where did you say it was

because they put us at a table we finished with one of those exactly?

near a window which was a bit sticky sweet desserts made

draughty, but when we asked from nuts and honey.

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menu

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smell

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restaurant starter

tip

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abalone lobster langoustines (small French lobsters)

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gambas

prawns shrimps cuttlefish octopus squid crabs

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oysters

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snails

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boquerones

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haddock mackerel herring

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sole

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plaice

perch

coley

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salmon

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