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For the 1st year students of all specialties

UNIT XIV
EATING OUT

A Places where you can eat
café: you can have a cup of tea/coffee and a snack there (= something small to eat like a sandwich or a cake). They sometimes serve meals there too.
restaurant: you go there for a full meal; more expensive than a café,
bar/pub: bars and pubs serve alcohol and soft drinks (= non-alcoholic drinks like fruit juice and lemonade); you can usually have a meal or a snack there too.
sandwich bar: a place that serves lots of different kinds of sandwiches. People usually buy sandwiches and take them to eat in a different place, at work or in the park.
fast food restaurant: you can get a quick hot meal there, for example burger and chips.
self-service restaurant/café: you take what you want, pay for it and carry it to your table.

B In a restaurant

C Ordering food

WAITER: Are you ready to order?
CUSTOMER: Yes, I'd like tomato soup and steak, please.
WAITER: Would you like the steak with chips or new potatoes? And how would you like your steak - rare, medium or well-done?
CUSTOMER: Well-done, please. And with chips.
WAITER: And what would you like to drink?
(later)
WAITER: Is everything all right?
CUSTOMER: Thank you, it's very nice.

Exercises

1. Which of the places would you go to if you ...

1. want to buy something in the morning to eat at lunch-time at work? a sandwich bar……
2. want a romantic dinner for two? ………………………………………………
3. have three small children with you? ……………………………………………..
4. arrive half an hour early to meet a friend? ……………………………………………….
5. are very thirsty? ……………………………………………….
   2. Do you have all the places in your country? Write down all the places you have. Give an example of an eating place of this type. fast food restaurant — McDonald's

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3. Look at the menu above.

1. What would you eat from the menu above?
2. What would a vegetarian eat? (Vegetarians don't eat meat.)

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4 Choose one of the words in the box which can go with each of the words in each group.

steak omelette potatoes gateau soup salad

1. You can have tomato / vegetable / chicken... so.up……… to start.
2. Would you like a cheese / ham / plain ……………………..?
3. I'll have the chicken / ham / fruit ………………………… .
4. I'd like some roast / mashed / new ……………………………. .
5. Can I have the chocolate / strawberry / apricot …………………………., please.
6. Do you like your ………………………. well-done / medium / rare?

5 There are some mistakes in this dialogue. Correct the mistakes.
WAITER: Are you ready for order?
CUSTOMER: Yes. I like vegetable soup and steak, please.
WAITER: What would you like your steak? Rare, medium or done good?
CUSTOMER: Rare, please.
WAITER: What you would like to drink?
CUSTOMER: A orange juice, please.

6 Cover the page above and write down all the new words you can remember.
Then look at the page again and write down any words you forgot.

7. Match the pictures with the words in the box.

fast food drinks salad glass bottle salt and pepper breakfast chef desserts table napkinmenu plate
a) ________________ | b) ________________ | c) ________________ | d) ________________
e) ________________ | f) ________________ | g) ________________ | h) ________________
i) ________________ | j) ________________ | k) ________________ | l) ________________

8 Read and listen and put the parts (a-e) of the restaurant conversation in the correct order (1-5).

1-d |

a) Mrs Jones: Could we have the bill, please? Waiter: Certainly, madam. Was everything all right with your meal? Mrs Jones: Yes, it was lovely, thank you. |  | d) Waiter: Good afternoon, sir. Good afternoon, madam. Mr Jones: Good afternoon. A table for two, please. Waiter: Certainly. Smoking or non-smoking? Mr Jones: Non-smoking, please.
b) Waiter: Here are the menus. Would you like something to drink? Mrs Jones: Mineral water, please. Mr Jones: I'll have a glass of red wine. Mrs Jones: Wine at lunchtime? Mr Jones: Only one glass.

e) Waiter: Would you like to see the dessert menu?
Mr Jones: Yes, please.
Mrs Jones: No, thank you. You're on a diet, remember.
Mr Jones: Oh, yes. I'll have an espresso, please.
Waiter: Madam?
Mrs Jones: I'll have a tea.

c) Waiter: Are you ready to order? Mrs Jones: Yes. Two steaks, please. Waiter: How would you like the steaks? Mr Jones: Rare. Mrs Jones: Medium.
48 Listen and check. |  |

9 49 Listen and repeat the useful phrases.

1. A table for two, please.
2. Would you like something to drink?
3. I’ll have a glass of red wine.
4. Are you ready to order?
5. Would you like to see the dessert menu?
6. Could we have the bill, please?

Grammar

## Contents

- ВВЕДЕНИЕ
- UNIT I. Introduction.The Verb ‘to be’
- UNIT II. Favourite Things. Articles UNIT III. The Family Tree. Possessive Case of Nouns
- UNIT IV. Family. The Verb ‘to have / have got’
- UNIT V. Numbers (Cardinal,Ordinal)
- UNIT VI. Everyday Things. Present Simple
- UNIT VII. Time, Days, Months. Prepositions of Time
- UNIT VIII. Daily Routine. Personal Pronouns
- UNIT IX. At School and University. Plural of Nouns
- UNIT X. In the living room. Prepositions of Place
- UNIT XI. In the bedroom and bathroom. Construction ‘There is/are’
- UNIT XII. In the kitchen. Modal verb (can)
- UNIT XIII. Food and Drink. Indefinite Pronouns ‘some/any’
- UNIT XIV. Eating Out. Construction ‘Would you like… / I’d like
- UNIT XV. Parts of the Body. Possessive Pronouns
- UNIT XVI. Clothes. Present Continuous
- UNIT XVII. Describing People. Adjectives / Comparison
- UNIT XVIII. Moving. Past Simple
- UNIT XIX. Jobs. Future Simple
- UNIT XX. Weather. Adverbs
- REFERENCES

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