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Vocabulary
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meals in Britain
3
Match the food to the pictures. Write the
correct letters.
In a café
4
Complete the dialogue with the sentences
from the box.
Yes, I’d like the chicken curry with rice, please.
I’d like some fizzy orange, please.
Yes, please. I’d like some fruit salad.
Here you are.
I’d like the tomato soup, please.
Waiter
Good afternoon. What can I get you?
Max
1
Waiter
Tomato soup… And would you like
anything else?
Max
2
Waiter
Certainly. And what would you like to
drink?
Max
3
Waiter
Thank you…
Waiter
Now, would you like a dessert?
Max
4
Max
Can I have the bill, please?
Waiter
Yes, certainly.
Waiter
Right. That’s £12.50, please.
Max
5
Waiter
And here’s your change.
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Listen and check. Work in pairs.
Practise the dialogue.
5
Work in pairs. Student A: You are the waiter
or waitress. Take Student B’s order.
Student B: You are the customer. Order a
meal then ask for the bill.
Language
Culture
Function
Grammar
Culture
Function
Grammar
Vocabulary
Vocabulary
Waiter/Waitress:
What can I get you?
Would you like …?
NOT
Do you want …?
Customer:
I’d like …, I’ll have …, Can I have …?
Remember! In English, it is polite to use
please
and
thank you
very often.
Already finished?
You order this meal at the Jigsaw Café:
tomato soup
,
roast beef
,
fruit salad
,
fizzy
orange juice
and
coffee
. How much is
your bill?
Check your answer on page 108.
B
A
D
C
F
E
G
I
H
J
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Listen and check.
Jigsaw Café
Starters:
1
Deep fried mushrooms
£2.50
2
Tomato soup with a crusty roll
£3.00
Main courses:
3
Jacket potatoes with:
cheese / beans / chilli / coleslaw £3.00
4
Steak and kidney pie with chips or salad £4.00
5
Roast beef with Yorkshire pudding,
roast potatoes and vegetables
£5.00
6
Chicken curry with rice
£5.00
7
Hamburger / Veggie burger and chips £4.50
Desserts:
8
Fruit salad
£2.50
9
Sticky toffee pudding
£2.80
10
Apple pie and custard
£2.75
Drinks:
Fizzy drinks
£2.00
Tea
£1.10
Coffee
£1.30
Workbook p.40 Ex.1–3, p.42 Ex.9–10
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Making requests and offers