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Bob The Canadian – At the restaurant

Dialogue 1 – I would like

• Hi, how can I help you?
• I would like to order a small pepperoni pizza.
• Is it for pickup?
• Yes. For pickup, please.
• What's your phone number?
• It's 905 386-0042.
• And your name?
• Bob.
• What would you like to order, Bob?
• Just a small pepperoni pizza.
• And that's everything for today?
• That's everything for today, yup.
• So your total comes to $9.05. Cash?
• Yep.
• 95 cents is your change.
• Thank you.
•  And it will take about 15 to 20 minutes.
• 15 to 20 minutes. Okay. Thank you very much.

AT THE RESTAURANT - ORDER

He drinks tea for breakfast.

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They watch television regularly.

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It rains every afternoon in the hot season.

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They drive to Monaco every summer.

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I always study hard for exams.

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We don't like the food they serve at that restaurant because it's not tasty.

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Mark and Sara play squash with their families twice a week.

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Jim doesn't work on Fridays.

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My friends don't usually leave so early.

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They don't play the piano but I play the guitar.

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He is interested in art more than in sport.

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They are always good at taking care of the pets.

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 Some insects don't carry serious diseases.

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RESTAURANT CONVERSATIONS

For each question, choose the correct answer..

Jobs we’d like to do

Artur

I’ve always enjoyed playing computer games and I’d like to make them when I’m older. My cousin works in IT and makes cartoons and games so I asked him if I could go to work with him. I learned so much including how to draw a simple cartoon. But it was really tiring – all I wanted to do was relax at the end of the day, not play computer games!

Mika

I love sport the most and want to teach it when I’m older. I’m good at basketball, but I need to work harder in rugby lessons so I can teach different sports. After school, I want to go to college and study sports science. After that, I want to help with after-school clubs and lessons. My uncle is a teacher so I plan to ask him if I can give drinks to the players at the American football club next week.

Henri

I play a lot of musical instruments including the piano and guitar and would love to have a career in music. Last year, I received a prize for the best young musician in my town. I want to study music at university. I probably won’t get work as a musician after school so I might have to get a job in a café or restaurant first. My dream is to be paid to play in a group and travel around the world.

1    Who is going to ask a family member for help with their job plans?

      A Artur        B Mika        C Henri

2    Who hopes to work in different countries?

      A Artur        B Mika        C Henri

3    Who has won a competition in their chosen subject?

      A Artur        B Mika        C Henri

4    Who needs to get better at the school subject they like best?

      A Artur        B Mika        C Henri

5    Who has had some help from their family with their job plans?

      A Artur        B Mika        C Henri

6    Who was ready for a break after their experience of working?

      A Artur        B Mika        C Henri

7    Who may have to work as a waiter after school?

      A Artur        B Mika        C Henri

Are you tired of saying "The food was good"? It's time to upgrade your restaurant vocabulary.

In this episode, we go out for dinner. We move beyond the basics of ordering and learn how to describe the "ambiance," compliment the chef, and navigate the social rules of paying the bill. Whether you are eating street food or dining in a luxury restaurant, these phrases will help you sound like a true foodie.

You will learn how to:

• Find unique restaurants and make bookings.
• Order naturally ("I'll go with...").
• Describe food texture and taste with B2 adjectives.
• Handle the payment professionally (Splitting vs. Going Dutch).

Includes: 15 essential vocabulary chunks (B1-B2 level) regarding dining and food + a full PDF worksheet.

Part 2: Match the food and drinks
Draw a line from the person to what they ordered.
Mother Vegetable soup
Father Grilled chicken
Daughter Dessert
Son Salad / Other dish
All Drinks
Part 3: Vocabulary
Fill in the blanks with words from the box:
[menu - order - drink - dessert - waiter - restaurant]
1. The ________ shows all the food and drinks available.
2. I would like to ________ a pizza and a soda.
3. A ________ brings food to your table.
4. Chocolate cake is a type of ________.
5. We go to a ________ to eat out.
6. Water, juice, and soda are types of ________.

Reading and listening

• A new entertainment zone has been built in the centre of the park.
• The old café was replaced by a restaurant near the entrance.
• A sports centre will be constructed in the north of the area.

Drag and drop the word into the box. 

restaurant, food

Arrosega cada paraula i suelta-la en la seva traducció.

Uneix cada paraula anglesa amb la seva traducció del català

Think of a restaurant in your area, or one that you have visited, wirte a review about it. 

Learn new vocabulary and new grammar

match the words

Vocabulario de comida y frases útiles para pedir o trabajar en un restaurante

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