Mod eng in use ordering food

1.

We are going to the fast food restaurant!

2.

But at first…

3.

Pronunciation /g/, /dz/
Listen and repeat.
Grace Gordon got a grey garlic and green gherkins
From a greengrocer to garnish a greasy grilled goose.
Are the grey garlic and the green gherkins
A good garnish for a greasy grilled goose?

4.

Proverbs. How do you understand them?
Explain them in your own words.
The appetite comes with eating.
Live not to eat, but eat to live.
Tastes differ.
Half a loaf is better than none.
An apple a day keeps a doctor away.
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food,
for
example,
fruit,
I like
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It
ishealthy
better
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what you
and
you
to eat
you
eat.
something
like
Eat
sweets.
healthy
food.
to vegetables,
eat nothing.
The
more
eat
food,
thethan
more
you
want it.cereals and dairy
products.

5.

Guesscan
what
can
Who
deliver
be in
the box.
you
takeaway?
a delivery boy

6.

Listen and repeat.
Which sentences does the cashier say?
Which does the customer say?
Take away, please.
Can I take your order?
I’d like a large
cheeseburger, please.
cashier
Would you like anything to
drink with that?
Is that eat in or take away?
Here you are.
An orange juice, please.
Enjoy your meal.
Thank you.
customer

7.

Read the dialogue. What is Ann ordering? How much is it?
Can I take your order?
Would you like anything to drink
with that?
I’d like a large cheeseburger,
please.
An orange juice, please.
Is that eat in or take away?
Take away, please.
That’s ₤3.89, please.
Thank you. Enjoy your meal.
Here you are.
Thank you.

8.

Use the menu to act out a similar dialogue
between a customer and the cashier.
Can I take your order?
Would you like anything to drink with that?
Is that eat in or take away?
That’s ₤XXX, please.
Thank you. Enjoy your meal.

9.

Is that eat in or takeaway?
=
For here or to go?

10.

11.

What does he want to eat? Is that eat in or takeaway?

12.

What does she want to eat? Is that eat in or takeaway?

13.

Live not to eat, but eat to live.