At the restaurant (dialogue + PDF) AT THE RESTAURANT ARRIVING AT A RESTAURANT Do you have a reservation? We don't have a reservation We have reserved a table for six The name is Smith Sorry but we are full How many people? A party of four? A table for two? There's a 15-minute wait Hi, my name's Sarah I'll be your waiter this evening
When each group has finished, check their dialogue Next, arrange the chairs and tables to look like a restaurant Have each group role-play ordering food and drink in a restaurant using the dialogue and the menu they have created, exchanging roles each time they finish the conversation
Dialogue 1: Two students in a language school café Author: Nik Peachey Created Date: 7/6/2006 3:59:17 PM
Choose one of the situations below Start a conversation and introduce yourself Do the whole conversation each time, from the natural start to the ending Start a conversation with someone you don’t know who is attending the same conference or trade fair Start a conversation by the water cooler, in the cafeteria or in the lift (= elevator)
Lesson 21 Making Restaurant Reservations Activity 1: Read and understand the dialogue A : Hello, Lamiah Restaurant How may I help you? B : Yes, I'd like to reserve a table for Wednesday at 8:00pm
a restaurant 1 Reading a menu 2 Structures: would like Ready to order We’d like to order now please We’re ready to order now Ordering I’d like the steak please Can I have the fillet steak please? Asking for the bill 1) Bill please 2) Could I get the bill please? 3) I’d like the bill please 2 Sample Dialogue Ordering take-away
Ordering at Starbucks is an English language challenge that didn’t even exist fifteen years ago for most of the world So it’s no surprise that many ESL learners have a need to practice how to order at all, but particularly at Starbucks, which is a common meeting point for students, friends, business meetings and social gatherings
• Ask students to name different types of food found in a restaurant Write the vocabulary items on the board and make sure students also take notes Teach the vocabulary items on the menu if they are not included on the board (5 minutes) • Give students the dialogue and menu, and ask them to read through it carefully
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Starting conversations in business- Roleplays and phrases
Arrive at a bar or restaurant where you have arranged to meet people What do you think of the place? Sorry I’m late Have you already ordered? You didn’t need to wait for me before you ordered You got the best table Bump into someone at a bar or restaurant Would you like to join us? Do you come here often? I haven’t seen you in here before
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Lesson 21 - Making Restaurant Reservation - iTalk ENGLISH
Making Restaurant Reservations Activity 1: Read and understand the dialogue A : Hello, Lamiah Restaurant How may I help you? B : Yes, I'd like to reserve a table for Wednesday at 8:00pm A : Certainly For how many? B : For 2 people A : Okay, Would you like smoking or nonsmoking? B : Nonsmoking, please A : Can I have your name, please?
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Dialogue 7: Ordering a meal - TeachingEnglish
Dialogue 7: Ordering a meal Jean: Where shall we sit? Look There are some free seats in the corner Jill: The seats by the window are better It'll be cooler there Jean: Okay What would you like to eat? Jill: I'm really hungry I think I'll have chicken and chips with baked beans Why don't you have chicken too? Jean: I don't eat meat It makes me ill I'll have a cheese sandwich instead
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At the Restaurant Role-Play - Teach-Thiscom
This restaurant role-play can be used to help students practice ordering food and drink Procedure Divide the students into groups of three Give each group a copy of the blank restaurant menu Explain that the students are going to create their own restaurant menu Tell the students to think of a name for their restaurant and write
Ordering Food in a Restaurant - CUHK
• Ask students to name different types of food found in a restaurant Write the vocabulary items on the board and make sure students also take notes Teach the vocabulary items on the menu if they are not included on the board (5 minutes) • Give students the dialogue and Taille du fichier : 374KB
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Lesson plan Food and Ordering at a restaurant
a restaurant 1 Reading a menu 2 Structures: would like Ready to order We’d like to order now please We’re ready to order now Ordering I’d like the steak please Can I have the fillet steak please? Asking for the bill 1) Bill please 2) Could I get the bill please? 3) I’d like the bill please 2 Sample Dialogue Ordering take-away food 1 Warm -up questions
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Ordering at Starbucks - English as a Foreign Language for
Notice how we connect words together in everyday, informal English Also notice that as we stress some syllables, we relax others Example “What can I get you?” became “Wha can I getchya?” “What is your name?” became “Whatsyur name?” “How are you doing?” became “howya doin?”
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Warm Up Work with a partner Conversation Practice with
" Conversation #1 Practice with a partner Scene: Tom is ordering at a coffee shop Jenny Good morning Can I take your order? Tom Yes Could I have a caffé latte? Jenny Sure What size would you like? Tom Er tall please And I’ll have a chocolate muffin Jenny OK That’ll be $6 30 in total Tom Here’s $7 Jenny And here’s your change You can pick up your order over there Taille du fichier : 227KB
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Section III CConversations onversations
Conversation 1 Sita : Hello I’m Sita Daya : I’m Daya Sita : Happy to meet you, Daya Daya : Glad to meet you, too Conversation 2 Rita : Hello I’m Rita Binti : I’m Binti I’m from Baroda Rita : A pleasure meeting you I’m from Ranchi Binti : Very pleased to meet you, too Conversation 3Taille du fichier : 988KB
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Conversation Questions & Responses Nice to meet you Nice
Conversation Questions & Responses Nice to meet you Enchanté Nice to meet you too Enchanté How are you? Comment allez-vous ? I'm fine How are you? Je vais bien Et vous ? What's your name? Comment vous appelez-vous ? My name is Laura Je m'appelle Laura How old are you? Quel age avez-vous ? I'm 16 years old J'ai 16 ans Where are you from? D'où venez-vous ?Taille du fichier : 269KB
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English for Restaurant Workers SECOND EDITION Renee Talalla Role-play the dialogues in the Exercise pages with an English-speaking friend if possible
English for Restaurant Workers (Second Edition) [EnglishOnlineClub.com]
Restaurants, pubs, bars and takeout in over 100 useful phrases Ebook prepared by Making a booking in English does not have to be complicated In fact, if you keep Let's check how does it look in a conversation: • Customer: Excuse me
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Lesson plan Food and Ordering at a restaurant
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Sample Restaurant Dialogue (At a Restaurant Lesson). Waitress: Hello are you ready to order? Customer 1: Yes
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In this lesson you will learn how to order food at a restaurant You'll also learn vocabulary for main courses and sides that you will find on a typical menu
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Sample Restaurant Dialogue (At a Restaurant Lesson) Waitress: Hello are you ready to order? Customer 1: Yes we are I'll have the soup appetizer and the
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Give students the dialogue and menu and ask them to read through it carefully Point out the use of "would like" for making offers and requests and “Can I”
A selection of English ESL at the restaurant printables introducing students to vocabulary when talking about mealtimes and ordering at the restaurant
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