Ordering food in a restaurant using common phrases. (Intermediate English)

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Practice ordering phrases in a restaurant. (Intermediate English UAPA)

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Froggy Jumps Ordering food in a restaurant using common phrases. (Intermediate English)Version en ligne Practice ordering phrases in a restaurant. (Intermediate English UAPA) par Centro de Innovación y Gestión Pedagógica 1 Choose the correct way to order food politely: a Give me a cheeseburger and fries. b take cheeseburger now. c I’ll have a cheeseburger with fries, please. 2 Can I see the ________, please? a bill b menu c drinks 3 Is there ________ to drink? a nothing b everything c anything 4 I’ll have a burger and ________. a a chair b fries c a table 5 How much is the ________? a bill b table c menu 6 Thank you for your ________. a service b drink c food 7 I’m ________. I want to eat now. a hungry b full c tired 8 Which sentence correctly uses ¨There is¨? a There are a burger place near b There is many restaurants here. c There is a fast-food restaurant near. 9 Which option is CORRECT for asking for the check? a Can we have the bill, please? b Can you give bill? c We want the bill now. 10 Which phrase does the waiter use to be polite and welcoming? a Please follow me. b Sit here now. c Come fast.

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Ordering food in a restaurant using common phrases. (Intermediate English)Version en ligne

Practice ordering phrases in a restaurant. (Intermediate English UAPA)

par Centro de Innovación y Gestión Pedagógica

Choose the correct way to order food politely:

Give me a cheeseburger and fries.

take cheeseburger now.

I’ll have a cheeseburger with fries, please.

Can I see the ________, please?

bill

drinks

Is there ________ to drink?

nothing

everything

anything

I’ll have a burger and ________.

a chair

fries

a table

How much is the ________?

bill

table

Thank you for your ________.

service

drink

food

I’m ________. I want to eat now.

hungry

full

tired

Which sentence correctly uses ¨There is¨?

There are a burger place near

There is many restaurants here.

There is a fast-food restaurant near.

Which option is CORRECT for asking for the check?

Can we have the bill, please?

Can you give bill?

We want the bill now.

Which phrase does the waiter use to be polite and welcoming?

Please follow me.

Sit here now.

Come fast.

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Ordering food in a restaurant using common phrases. (Intermediate English)

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Ordering food in a restaurant using common phrases. (Intermediate English)Version en ligne

par Centro de Innovación y Gestión Pedagógica

Choose the correct way to order food politely:

Can I see the ________, please?

Is there ________ to drink?

I’ll have a burger and ________.

How much is the ________?

Thank you for your ________.

I’m ________. I want to eat now.

Which sentence correctly uses ¨There is¨?

Which option is CORRECT for asking for the check?

Which phrase does the waiter use to be polite and welcoming?

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