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Introduction
What is a restaurant?
a building or room where meals and drinks
are sold to customers sitting at tables
Discuss the highlighted words
DINE IN - eat at home
DINE OUT -
eat at a restaurant or at
somebody else's home
How often do you go to restaurants?
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Warm Up Exercise
Differentiate breakfast, lunch and dinner.
1. What do you usually have for breakfast?
2. What do you usually have for lunch?
3. What do you usually have for dinner?
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Vocabulary Exercise
beverage appetizer dessert soup
main course salad snack
1. a small amount of food eaten between meals.
2. a small dish of food or a drink taken before a meal
or the main course of a meal to stimulate one's
appetite.
3. a drink, especially one other than water.
4. the sweet course eaten at the end of a meal.
5. a liquid dish, typically made by boiling meat, fish, or
vegetables, etc., in stock or water.
6. a cold dish of various mixtures of raw or cooked
vegetables
7. the most substantial course of a meal.
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Vocabulary Exercise
Match column A with B.
1 4 A. Snack
B. Soup
C. Salad
D. Dessert
E. Beverage
2 F. Appetizer
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G. Main Course
3 6
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Reading
Stanley’s International Restaurant is a very special place.
Every day Stanley cooks a different kind of food. On
Monday he cooks Italian food. On Tuesday he cooks Greek
food. On Wednesday he cooks Chinese. On Thursday he
cooks Puerto Rican food. On Friday he cools Japanese food.
On Saturday he cooks Mexican food. And on Sunday he
cooks American food.
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Comprehension
Answer the following questions about the text.
1. What kind of restaurant does Stanley own?
2. What kind of food does Stanley cook on Monday
3. Does Stanley cook Greek food on Tuesday?
4. Does Stanley cook Japanese food on Sunday?
5. When does Stanley cook Chinese food?
What about you?
1. What day would you come at Stanley’s restaurant?
2. What internal restaurant have you tried before?
3. What is your favorite international dish?
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Speaking Practice
Talking about restaurant problems
You may use these words:
overcharge, fly, soup, spilling, angry, coughing, service
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Dialogue
Match A with B
Waiter: Customer (Kitty)
1. Can I help you? A. Yes, I'd like to have a bowl
2. Would you like to have a starter? of chicken soup, please.
3. And what would you life for the B. Thank you, same to you.
main course? C. Yes, I'd like to have a glass
4. Would you like anything to drink? of Coke.
5. (After Kitty having her lunch): D. No thank you. But I’d like to
Can I bring you anything else? have the bill, please.
6. Certainly. (After a moment) That’s E. Here you are. Thank you
$34. very much.
7. You’re welcome. Have a nice day F. Yes. I'd like to have lunch.
G. I'd like to have cheese
burger.
Role play the dialogue with your teacher.
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What would you like?
A: What would you like for dessert?
B: I can’t decide. What do you recommend?
A: I recommend our chocolate ice cream. Everybody say it’s delicious.*
B: Okay please give a dish of chocolate ice cream.
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Sentence Building
Complete the conversation.
Am bring drink some order Would Yes you me
1. Server: Are you ready to ___________ ?
2. Customer: Yes, I _____ . Please bring _____ a sandwich.
3. Server: ____________ you like a salad?
4. Customer: No, thank _________ .
5. Server: Anything to _______________ ?
6. Customer: ________ . Please ________ me ________ milk.
7. Server: Yes, of course.
Complete the conversation. Use YOUR information.
1. Server: Are you ready to order?
2. YOU: Yes, I _____. Please bring me_______________ .
3. Server: Anything to drink?
4. YOU Yes. Please bring me ______________________ .
5. Server:Yes, of course.
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Speaking
1. How often do you go to a restaurant?
2. Do you like eating out or at home?
What is your favorite restaurant?
3. What is your favorite food to order
there?
1. When was the last time you went to a restaurant?
2. Is there any difference between a restaurant, café, bar,
pub, cafeteria?
3. Have you ever been to a Western restaurant (i.e. in the
US or Europe)?
4. Were there any differences in customs between your
country and the West when dining out in a restaurant?
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Pronunciation
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