6. Complete the conversations.
1.
A: Good morning! I'd like to ___.
B: Do you have ___
A: Yes, certainly I made a reservation ___.
B: What is your ___ ?
A: My ___ is ___. A reservation for ___.
B: Here is your reservation. The charge is ___.
A: What does the charge include?
B: The charge includes ___.
A: May I have ___.
B: Yes, sir. And in addition to it you may ___.
A: Thank you very much. What is my room ___?
B: It is ___. Have a pleasant stay!
2.
A: Good morning! How can I help you?
B: I'd like to have ___.
A: What is your name, please?
B: My name is ___.
A: How long are you going to stay?
B: I'd like to stay for ___.What are your week-end rates?
A: Our week-end rates are ___ dollars a night. You may pay ___.
B: Shall I fill out a registration form?
A: Yes, please. And put down some general information about yourself - ___, ___.
B: Here is my registration ___ . What is my room ___?
A: It is ___. .Here is your key. Enjoy your ___.
3.
A: Good afternoon ___. A table for ___?
B: Yes, certainly.
A: Take the seats ___. Here is ___. Make ___.
B: Oh, there is a good choice of ___. What would you like,___?
A: I'd like ___.
B: What would you like for desert?
A: We haven't decided yet. Do you have ___?
B: Certainly, sir.
A: We will order a dessert a bit later.
7. A Hotel Quiz.
1. If you're travelling on a budget and you want to meet other young people like yourself, you ought to consider staying at a ________.
A. youth hostel
B. hotel
C. resort
2. One of the nice things about that hotel is that each room has a _______ so you can prepare you own meals.
A. rollaway bed
B. sitting area
C. kitchenette
3. Can you _______ and see if they can bring us some more towels?
A. call the front desk
B. book a hotel
C. order room service
4. This hotel is _______ in which I have ever stayed.
A. best
B. the best
C. the goodest
5. I would like to have _______ possible room in your hotel.
A. cheapest
B. the cheap
C. the cheapest
6. This double room is _______ than that one.
A. largest
B. larger
C. the larger
7. He is sure he _______ find a good single room facing the ocean.
A. will
B. shall
C. is going
8. This hotel is not the best, but it is not _______.
A. worse
B. the worst
C. worst
8. Make up your own conversations, using these words and expressions.
Types of Accommodations: bed and breakfast, guesthouse, hotel, inn.
Making a reservation: book a hotel, call the front desk, cancel a reservation, order room service.
Amenities: cable TV, check in/check out, connecting room, continental breakfast, handicapped facilities, hot tub, indoor/outdoor pool, kitchen/kitchenette, microwave, queen- size bed, king-size bed, rollaway bed, restaurant, room rates, sitting area.
Just For Fun
A Sad Story.
Three men came to New York for a holiday. They came to a very large hotel and took a room there. Their room was on the forty-fifth floor. In the evening the three men went to the theatre and came back to the hotel very late.
“I am very sorry”, said the clerk at the hotel, “but our lifts do not work tonight. If you don’t want to walk up to your room, we’ll make beds for you in the hall.”
“No, no”, said one of the three men, “no, thank you. We don’t want to sleep in the hall. We shall walk up to our room. ”
Then he turned to his two friends and said. “It is not easy to walk up to the forty-fifth floor, but I think I know how to make it easier. On our way to the room I’ll tell you some jokes; then you, Andy, will sing us some songs; then you, Peter, will tell us some interesting stories.”
So they began to walk up to their room. Tom told them many jokes; Andy sang some songs. At last they came to the thirty-four floor. They were tired and decided to have a rest.
“Well”, said Tom, “now it is your turn, Peter. After all the jokes we heard on our way here tell us a long and interesting story with a sad ending.”
“I’ll tell you a sad story you ask me for”, said Peter. “It is not long, but it is sad enough. We left the key to our room in the hall.”
Joke – шутка
Sad – печальный
A Label Joke
In the lobby of a Moscow hotel across from a Russian Orthodox monastery:
YOU ARE WELCOME TO VISIT THE CEMETERY WHERE FAMOUS RUSSIAN AND SOVIET COMPOSERS, ARTISTS AND WRITERS ARE BURIED DAILY EXCEPT THURSDAY.
Unit 6
Eating Out
“There are three possible parts to a date, of which at least two must be offered: entertainment, food, and affection. It is customary to begin a series of dates with a great deal of entertainment, a moderate amount of food, and the merest suggestion of affection. As the amount of affection increases, the entertainment can be reduced proportionately. When the affection is the entertainment, we no longer call it dating. Under no circumstances can the food be omitted.”
― Judith Martin
Warm up
1. When do you usually eat out?
2. Where do you go to eat out?
3. What is your favorite café or restaurant located?
4. Where is your favorite place in a café?
5. What dishes do you usually order?
6. What do you usually have for dessert?
7. What do you usually drink in a café or restaurant?
8. Do you prefer meat or fish for the main course?
9. How do you usually pay-cash or by credit card?
Vocabulary
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to eat out
to go out
to order
to offer
to have something light
hearty meal
the main course
the dessert
to give one’s order
to pay a bill
to tip to
have a quick lunch
hungry
mushroom soup
ox-tail soup
rye-bread
roast beef
steamed rissoles
pork chop
veal chop
stuffed pike
sturgeon
jelly
champagne
a lump
herbal tea
cauliflower
peas
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питаться вне дома
пойти куда-нибудь
заказать
предложить
взять что-то легкое
здоровая, обильная еда
второе (главное) блюдо
десерт
сделать заказ
оплатить счет
давать чаевые
быстро пообедать
голодный
грибной суп
суп из бычьих хвостов
ржаной хлеб
ростбиф
паровые котлеты/тефтели
свиная отбивная
телячья отбивная
начиненная щука
осетр
желе
шампанское
кусок
травяной чай
цветная капуста
горох
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1. Read the rule of using “I would like” and memorize it.
Фраза "I would like" выражает предпочтение или желание сделать или получить что-то и употребляется в ряде ситуаций как вежливый заменитель просьб. В вопросах, "Would you like" часто употребляется как вежливое предложение чего-то.
I would like to speak to Mr. Smith, please.
Я хотел бы поговорить с Мистером Смит, пожалуйста.
I'd like to know the telephone number for ABC Electronics, please.
Я хотел бы узнать номер телефона ABC Electronics, пожалуйста.
I'd like two tickets for tonight's concert, please.
Я хотел бы два билета на концерт сегодня вечером, пожалуйста.
I'd like a cup of coffee with cream and sugar, please.
Я хотел бы чашку кофе со сливками и сахаром, пожалуйста.
Would you like to speak to Mr. James? Who would you like to speak to?
Не хотели бы вы поговорить с Мистером Джеймс? С кем бы вы хотели поговорить?
Would you like to go to a concert tonight? - 1. I'd like that very much. 2. I'd like to, but I have to study.
Не хотели бы вы пойти на концерт сегодня вечером? - 1. Очень хотел бы. 2. Хотел бы, но мне надо заниматься.
Would you like some more cake? - 1. Yes, please. 2. No, thank you.
Не хотите ли еще торта? - 1. Да, пожалуйста. 2. Нет, спасибо.
2. Translate the sentences.
1. I would like something to eat.
2. I would like to have something light today.
3. We would like to sit by the window.
4. We would like a table for two.
5. Please, bring the menu.
6. What would you recommend?
7. Please, take my order.
8. Please, bring me a bottle of mineral water.
9. What special dishes do you have?
10. What national dishes do you have?
11. How would you like to pay?
12. I would like to pay cash or by credit card.
13. I would like ice-cream for dessert.
3. Read the text and answer the questions.
My friend Ann and I go to the restaurant on Sundays. As a rule we are hungry and order a hearty meal.
Usually I order mushroom or chicken soup, and my friend orders ox-tail soup or vegetable soup. Very often we ask for freshly baked Italian bread or Russian rye-bread. For the main course as a rule I have meat dishes, such as roast-beef, steamed rissoles or pork chop. As for my friend, she prefers fish dishes, that is why she orders stuffed pike, sturgeon in jelly or fish assorty.
For a drink we have lemonade or mineral water. If we go to the restaurant in the evening, we choose dry white wine or champagne.
Then comes dessert. We have fruit or ice-cream, coffee or tea. After paying the bill we go for a walk because it is very useful after a hearty meal.
1. Where do the girls go on Sundays?
2. Why do they order a hearty meal?
3. What kind of soup do they prefer?
4. What bread do they eat?
5. What do they have for the main course?
6. What do they drink?
7. What do they eat for dessert?
4. Read the conversations, do exercises and then act the conversations out.
1.
(Speakers: a waiter and a visitor)
A: Welcome to McDonald's. May I take your order?
B: I'll take the number one.
A: What size would you like?
B: Medium please.
A: Will that be for here or to go?
B: Here please.
A: The total comes to $4.89. We'll have that right out for you.
2.
(Speakers: a waiter and a visitor)
А: Hello, Miss Stewart! How are you?
В: Very well, thank you.
А: A table for 2?
В: Yes, thank you. We would like to sit by the window.
А: Certainly. Follow me. This way, please.
В: Would you like to see the menu?
A: No, thank you. We are ready to order just now. I would like something light today - a tomato omelet, a cup of coffee and a fruit cake. For my friend it will be a cheese omelet, coffee and a peace of a cake.
B: How would you like your coffee - black or white?
A: Black, please, and no sugar.
B: Just a moment, Miss Stewart.
3.
(Speakers: a waiter and a visitor)
A: Waiter! Is this table vacant?
B: I am sorry, sir. It's not free. Follow me. I'll show you a table for two in the corner.
A: Thank you very much. We are short of time and we are hungry. So, what would you recommend for a quick dinner? What soup are you serving today?
B: I would recommend you chicken soup with meat some and a veal chop.
A: I think, it won't take long. We have only 30 minutes to spare.
B: Certainly, Sir. Would you like something to drink?
A: Yes, herbal tea, please, with 2 lumps of sugar.
B: Just a moment sir ... Here you are.
4.
(Speakers: a waiter and two visitors)
A: Good afternoon, sir. A table for 2?
B: Yes, please.
A: Take the seats at the table on your right. Here is the menu. Make your choice.
B: Oh, there is a good choice of fish and meat dishes. What would you like, Carol?
C: Roast chicken with vegetables - cauliflower and green peas.
A: And what about you, sir?
B: Beefsteak with mushrooms, please.
A: What would you like for dessert?
B: We haven't decided yet. We are going to order dessert a bit later. Do you have any ice-cream?
A: Yes, we have chocolate and vanilla.
B: Thank you, we will think about it.
5. Match the items on the right to the items on the left by dragging them over.
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1. Waiter! Is this table ___?
2. Would you like to see ___?
3. What soup are you ___ today?
4. I would recommend you___.
5. How would you like your coffee, white or ___?
6. Black, please. And some ___
7. Would you like one or two ___?
8 .We have a great choice of ___..
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Lumps
ice-cream
sugar
black
serving
the menu
a veal chop
vacant
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6. Complete the conversations.
1.
A: Welcome ___. May I take your___?
B: I'll take ___.
A: What size would you like?
B: ___ please.
A: Will that be for here or to go?
B: ___, please.
A: The total comes to___. We'll have that right out for you.
2.
А: Hello, ___. How are you?
В: Would you like a table for ___?
А: Yes, thank you. We would like to sit ___.
В: Follow me. This way please. Would you like to see ___?
А: No, thank you. We are ready to ___ I would like to ___ and my friend would like to ___.
В: Just a moment, ___.
3.
A: Waiter! Is this table ___?
B: I am sorry sir, it is not ___.
A: We are short of time and we would like to have ___. What would you recommend for a quick ___? What soup ___?
B: I would recommend you ___.
A: I hope it won't take ___.
B: Certainly Sir! Would you like something to drink?
A: Yes, please. I'd like ___.
B: Just a moment, sir.
4.
A: Good afternoon ___. A table for ___?
B: Yes, certainly.
A: Take the seats ___. Here is ___. Make ___.
B: Oh, there is a good choice of ___. What would you like, ___?
A: I'd like ___.
B: What would you like for desert?
A: We haven't decided yet. Do you have ___?
B: Certainly, sir.
A: We will order a dessert a bit later.
7. An Eating Out Quiz.
1. I would like to sit ____ the window.
A. in
B. by
C. through
2. What Japanese dishes ____ you have?
A. does
B. do
C. -
3. Yesterday my friend and I ____ to a nice restaurant not far from my office.
A. go
B. gone
C. went
4. There ____ a good choice of special meat dishes last week.
A. is
B. was
C. were
5. I usually ____ fish with vegetables - sturgeon, salmon or pike for dinner when I was in the USA
A. ate
B. eat
C. eaten
6. I'd like orange juice, ____ with sour cream and honey, and a cup of tea, please.
A. cornflakes
B. mashed potatoes
C. pancakes
D. scrambled eggs
7. May I take your ____? – Yes, please. I'd like grilled fish and a glass of beer.
A. bag
B. check
C. menu
D. order
8. I'll have mushroom soup, sirloin steak with ____, and black coffee.
A. baked potato
B. boiled sole
C. pork chops
D. roast beef
9. How would you like your steak? – ____, please.
A. big and thick
B. done
C medium rare
D. with everything on it
10. What kind of ____ would you like? – Rye, please.
A. bread
B. dressing
C .ice cream
D. sauce
11. Waiter! The check, please. Thank you. The food was delicious. Here. Keep _____.
A. in touch
B. me posted
C. the change
D. the check
12. I'm going to the supermarket. I need to buy two ____ of bread, a pound of cheese, and a carton of milk.
A. chunks
B. loaves
C. pounds
D. rolls
13. Excuse me! Could you tell me where the ____ section is? I want to buy milk.
A. bakery
B. dairy
C. Deli
D. poultry
14._____ is this box of chocolates? – It's sixteen dollars.
A. How cheap
B. How expensive
C. How much
D. How many
15. I've got a new ____ for honey cake. I'm going to try it out on Sunday.
A. formula
B. prescription
C. receipt
D .recipe |
