4.9. Fill in the gaps with the words below.

A: Do you want to go and get ____________________?

B: Yes, great. Have you got ______________________?

A: Do you want to _______________________tonight?

B: Yes, maybe. Have you got ____________________?

A: Do you want to meet up for lunch _____________?

B: Yes, great. How about Wednesday?

A: When shall I come round tomorrow?

B: Oh, ____________________ is fine.

A: Does ________________ to go for a coffee after class?

B: Yes, I wouldn’t mind.

A: Oh no! ___________________ my bag!

B: Are you sure? Where did you last see it?

A: Would you like __________________ biscuits?

B: No, thanks, but could I ________________ tea?

A: Are you still going to cooking classes?

B: No, ___________. I got fed up with them and stopped.

any more anything in mind any time after five anyone want anywhere in mind do something have some more not any more something to eat sometime next week someone has taken.

Vocabulary&speaking

4.10. Discussion. Make questions to each other.

- Have you ever eaten: in a fast food restaurant/in a French restaurant/in tapas bar/Japanese cuisine?

-What is the most delicious/horrible/exotic dish you have ever eaten?

-Do you like any Italian/Chinese/Russian food?

-What is your favourite dish?

-Do you prefer eating out or eating at home?

4.11. Using the vocabulary. Find the opposites.

1. The food was too spicy. ____

2. The food was really nice. ____

3. I was full when we finished. ____

4. The waiters were great. ____

5. There were lots of dishes to choose from. ____

6. It was really crowded, ____

7. The food was horrible. ____

8. The portions were really big. ____

1. I was still hungry.

2. There wasn’t much choice.

3. It wasn’t spicy enough.

4. It was almost empty.

5. It tasted awful.

6. It was delicious.

7. They were really small.

8. The service was really slow.

4.12. Conversations. Saying no. Continue the sentences.

1) A: Would you like some more wine?

B: No, thanks. I mustn’t have any more. _____________. One glass is enough.

2) A: Would you like some wine?

B: No, thanks. Actually, ________. Have you got any fruit juice or something non-alcoholic?

3) A: Would you like a piece of cake?

B: No, thanks. I mustn’t. ___________ . I’m trying to lose weight.

4) A: Would you like some more coffee?

B: No, thanks. ___________________ if I have any more.

5) A: Would you like some chilly sauce?

B: No, thanks. ___________________ actually.

6) A: Would you like some more of anything?

B: No, thanks. I’ve had enough ______________.

7) A: Are you sure you don’t want to finish the lamb?

B: No, honestly. It was lovely, but ___________ anything else. Thanks.

Sorry. Continue the sentences with the phrases in the box.

not well done not scrambled not still not carrots not boiled

1. Sorry, but I ordered sparkling water, ________________.

2. Sorry, but I wanted my steak rare, __________________.

3. Sorry, but I ordered mashed potatoes, ______________.

4. Sorry, but I ordered fried eggs, _____________________.

LISTENING

4.13. Listen and fill in the missing words.

Waiter: Would you like ____________to drink?

Carl: Yes. Two bottles of mineral water, please.

Waiter: ________ or sparkling?

Carl: __________for me.

Ellie: Could I have ______, please? I don’t like ___________.

Waiter: One still, one sparkling. Thank you.

Act out similar dialogues using

Red wine / white wine

Hamburger / cheeseburger

Fruit salad / green salad

4.14. Listen and write five things Ellie doesn’t like.

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4.15. Can you remember what words were mentioned in the following phrases?

1. I’m __________. How about you?

2. The vegetarian _________ nice.

3. I always have the ________.

4. That’s ______ hot for me.

5. I can’t __________.

6. Why don’t you _______ the Napoletana?

7. I _______ the smell of garlic!

8. Would you like _________ to drink?

Listen again and check.

4.16. Listen to the dialogue and fill in the gaps.

Waiter: _______________________________________________

Ellie: Yes, please. I’d like a Napoletana. Can I have it without olives please?

Waiter: _______________________________________________

Ellie: A green salad.

Waiter: _______________________________________________

Carl: I’d like a Hot American, please. Can I have extra chillies on that?

Waiter: _____________________________________________

Carl: And extra garlic.

Waiter: _____________________________________________

Carl: Yes. Some garlic bread.

Waiter: _____________________________________________

Ellie: No, I’m fine with just the water.

Carl: I’d like a beer.

Waiter: _____________________________________________

4. 17. Translate after listening.

Waiter: Для кого Наполетана? ____________________________________________

Ellie: Это для меня. ____________________________________________

Waiter: А чей салат? ____________________________________________

Ellie: Тоже мой. _____________________________________________

Waiter: Вам добавить черного перца? _____________________________________________

Ellie: Мне не надо, спасибо. _____________________________________________

Waiter: А вам? _____________________________________________

Carl: Да, мне немного. _____________________________________________

Waiter: Еще?

_____________________________________________

Carl: Да, еще немного. И можно мне еще пива? _____________________________________________

Waiter: Конечно, без проблем.

_____________________________________________

4.18. Listen and answer the questions after listening.

• Did they like the meal?

• How much is the bill?

• Is service included?

• How much does Ellie give Carl?

4.19. Who says these? (Ellie –E, Carl – C, Waiter – W)

- I’m really thirsty. _____

- Was everything OK? _____

- Could I have the bill please? _____

- You’re welcome. _____

- Is service included? _____

- Let me pay half. _____

- Let’s split the bill. _____

SELF-STUDY

4.20. Find the correct place for these words. Write the number in each space.

horrible instead anything apologize bill charge complain cost disaster for ages go out mixed up ordered queue spilt

Hi Hans,

A few days ago we went to Michaleangelo’s – that Italian place you told me about. Unfortunately, it was a ___________ from start to finish. When we got there, there was a huge ________. We had to wait half an hour for a table. Then we had to wait ________ for our food, and when it finally came, the waiter had __________ our order! He brought me fish _______ of chicken! Martina had _______ pasta, but she got a pizza! Unbelievable! By that time though, we were both so hungry that we decided not to ________! Unfortunately, my fish was cold and Martina’s pizza just didn’t really taste of _________. It was ________!

When they brought us the _________, they’d charged us for a bottle of wine we hadn’t even ordered! When we complained about it, the manager didn’t even ________! He just said it was Saturday night and they were very busy. It wasn’t very cheap either. It _______ us about 25 pounds each and that was without the service ________. When I got up to leave, I ________ some coke all over Martina’s dress. She wasn’t very impressed, I can tell you! I rang her yesterday to see if she wanted to _______ with me again, but she wasn’t interested.

What do you think I should do?

Anyway, I hope you’re well. See you soon. All the best, James

WRITING

Describe the best restaurant you have visited.

What did it look like? What was the name? What did it serve? Who were you with? What did you order? Did you enjoy it? How much did you pay? Would you recommend the restaurant to your friends?

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TRANSLATION

1. Можно мне бокал вина? ____________________

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2. Вы хотите воду с газом или без?

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3. Мы готовы заказывать. _____________________

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4. Вы любите креветки? ______________________

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5. Мы бы хотели фруктовый салат и мороженого на десерт. ______________________________________

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6. Он терпеть не может морепродукты.

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7. Какую кухню вы предпочитаете?

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8. Позвольте мне оплатить половину счета.

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9. Сколько чаевых вы оставляете в ресторане?

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10. Вы когда-либо пробовали курицу в кисло-сладком соусе? __________________________________

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11. Могу ли я заказать еду на вынос? ____________

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12. Вы не могли бы дать нам другой столик?

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13. Ей нравятся любые фрукты и овощи. _________

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14. Можно счет?

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15. Это просто нелепо!

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APPENDIX Useful vocabulary bill carrots crowded cuisine delicious dessert empty fork fried /scrambled eggs garlic green beans horrible knife lamb mashed /boiled potatoes mushrooms non-alcoholic olives plate pork prawns rare /well done steak raw meat /fish seafood sparkling /still mineral water spicy spoon tapas bar tips to be hungry to be thirsty to eat out to serve vegetarian wine list

Formulas I got fed up with them. I hate the smell of garlic! I’m fine with just the water. I’m full. I’ve had enough. I’ve actually just had one. Is service included? Let’s split the bill. Not anymore. Shall we get the bill now? The … sounds nice. This place is something. We’d like a table for two. We’re leaving. What do you feel like drinking? Why don’t you try…? Would you like some more of anything? Extra ahead of antique dangerous date disappointed hostess ridiculous sweet and sour sauce to be named after

GRAMMAR EXPLANATION Present Perfect have(has)+V3 We use this tense to speak about finished actions which have a result in the present. It can also be used to describe an action which started in the past and continues up to the present. The following word-markers help to identify this tense: already, just, yet, ever, never, (once, twice, many times) in my life, since, for. Positive sentences: I/You/We/They have already finished the meal. He/She/It has already eaten it. Negative sentences: I/You/We/They haven’t finished the meal yet. He/She/It hasn’t eaten it yet. Questions: Have I/you/we they been there? Has she/he ever been to London? Some/Any Some and Any are used with plural or uncountable nouns. Some is used to describe unspecified quantities. We can also use Some when we ask for or offer something. I gave her some information about the restaurant. Can I get you some coffee? I like some Italian food (=not all). I don’t like some Chinese dishes. We use Any in questions to ask about the existence of something. Any can be used in negative sentences to talk about non-existence. In positive sentences it is used in the meaning “all, everything”. Do you serve any salads? I don’t have any bread left. I love any French food. (=all) -thing (что-то) -one/-body (кто-то) -where (где-то) some (+) something somebody/someone any (+/?/-)omewhere anything anybody/anyone anywhere no nothing nobody/no one nowhere

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