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    The document provides vocabulary and phrases useful for ordering food when eating out. It includes examples of what customers and waiters/waitresses say. Students are asked to watch videos of people ordering food and note the phrases used. They then match phrases like "Are you ready to order?" with responses like "Can I have the...". Students practice writing dialogues between waiters/waitresses and customers ordering food and drinks. The goal is to learn useful vocabulary and phrases for interacting with servers in a restaurant.

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    The document provides vocabulary and phrases useful for ordering food when eating out. It includes examples of what customers and waiters/waitresses say. Students are asked to watch videos of people ordering food and note the phrases used. They then match phrases like "Are you ready to order?" with responses like "Can I have the...". Students practice writing dialogues between waiters/waitresses and customers ordering food and drinks. The goal is to learn useful vocabulary and phrases for interacting with servers in a restaurant.

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    EATING OUT

    1ST YEAR – WEEK 23


    VOCABULARY REVIEW

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    Describing pictures
    EATING OUT: USEFUL
    VOCABULARY
    • What can we say when we order food?

    • What does the waiter/waitress tell us when taking our


    order?
    EATING OUT: USEFUL
    VOCABULARY
    Watch the following two videos and take notes of the
    phrases the customers and the waiters use.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gxd6LshVU8A&ab
    _channel=BrettBrown

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIWm5Fi8Z7Q&ab
    _channel=SocialMediaVideoTest
    EATING OUT: Spin the wheel and write the phrases in the
    correctWAITER/WAITRESS
    column. CUSTOMER
    e.g. “Are you ready to order?” e.g. “Can I have the …?”

    https://wheelofnames.com/
    Listening Practice: Write the answers in your folder.
    Waitress Are you ready to order?
    Sofia ___________________________.
    Waitress What would you like?
    Sofia ___________________________.
    Waitress OK. What would you like to drink?
    Sofia __________________, please. Oh, and can I have some cheese with the fries?
    Waitress _________________. And what about you?
    Luis I’ll have a ham and mushroom pizza, please.
    Waitress Anything to drink?
    Luis Yes, please. __________ a bottle of water.
    Waitress Anything else?
    Luis I’ll have ____________ too, but no cheese for me.
    Waitress OK, is that everything?
    Sofia ___________________________.
    Put the sentences in the correct order to make dialogues.
    1

    ____ OK, that’s $8.50.


    ____ Are you ready to order?
    ____ Yes, I am. I’d like a chicken salad, please.
    2
    ____ Anything to drink?
    ____ I’ll have a burger and fries, please.
    ____ Can I have a glass of milk, please?
    ____ Hello, what would you like to eat?
    3
    ____ Anything to drink?
    ____ Hmm… I’d like a glass of soda, please.
    ____ Are you ready to order?
    ____ Yes, I am. Can I have a mushroom pizza, please.
    Use the following information to write a dialogue.

    You are at a restaurant with a friend. You want a pepperoni pizza. Your
    friend wants a chicken salad.
    The waiter comes to take your order. He/She asks what you want to
    drink. You both want apple juice.
    The waiter asks you if you want anything else. You ask for a plate of
    fries.
    GOOD JOB!

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