Упражнения

1. Дайте краткие и полные ответы на следующие вопросы.

l. Do you work as a waiter? 2. Do you work at the restaurant “Moscow”? 3. Do you come to work at ten? 4. Do waiters, wait­resses and head waiters prepare the hall for dinner? 5. Do your guests come at eleven o'clock? 6. Do your guests come at twelve? 7. Do your mates and you recommend dishes for dinner? 8. Do you recommend table d'hôte dishes for dinner? 9. Do you recommend á la carte dishes for dinner? 10. Do you serve dinner till seven? 11. Do you serve dinner till five? 12. Do you recommend special dishes supper? 13. Do your guests have a good time in the evening? 14 they dance? 15. Do you serve your guests till midnight? 16. Do like your work?

2. Произнесите правильно окончание -s(-es).

Образец: to cook-he cooks [kuks]

to read - he reads [ri:dz]

to play - she plays [pleiz]

to wash-she washes [wo∫iz]

to boil-she ... milk она кипятит молоко; to pass-he ... a, ball он передает мяч; to dry - she ... fruit она сушит фрукты; to make - she ... hats она делает шляпы; to like - Kate ... her work Катя любит свою работу; to come-Pete ... at ten Петя прихо­дит в 10; to finish-Ted ... his work at 7 Тед заканчивает свою работу в 7; to recommend - he ... dishes он рекомендует блюда; to roast-he ... meat он жарит мясо

3. Поставьте следующие предложения в вопросительную форму.

1.We work at the restaurant "Moscow". 2. They come to work at nine o'clock. 3. She works every other day. 4. Peter serves his guests very well. 5. Your guests have a good time. 6. His friend Mike recommends his guests a la carte dishes.

4. Поставьте следующие предложения в отрицательную форму.

1.We work every day. 2.We come to work at eight o'clock. 3.The head waiter meets his guests in the check-room. 4. He greets his guests in Russian. 5. Guests come to dinner at ten o'clock. 6. We serve table d'hote dishes for supper. 7. This guest orders table d`hôte dishes.

5. Поставьте глаголы в личную форму (в вопросе замените I на you, my -на your).

А. 1.I (to work) at the restaurant. 2. My mates and I (to come) to work at about ten. 3. We (to prepare) the restaurant-hall for re­ceiving guests. 4. The waiter (to spread) clean table-cloths on the ta­bles, (to put) covers, cruet-sets, napkins and menu-cards on the ta­bles. 5. At twelve guests (to come) to dinner. 6. We (to serve) guests till five. 7. From five to six we (to have) a dinner break. 8. We (to serve) supper from six. 9. Guests (to nave a good time) in me evening. They (to eat, to drink, to talk and to dance). 10. We (to serve) our guests till midnight. 11. The waiter (to give) the cash money to the cashier, (to take) the dirty dishes away and (to go) home. 12. Mike (to work) every other day. 13. For dinner guests usu­ally (to have) table d`hôte dishes, for supper they (to order) a la carte and special dishes. 14. They (to leave) the restaurant after mid­night.

B. 1.You (to work) as a waiter? Yes, I (to do). 2.You (to come) to the restaurant at nine? No, I (not to do). I (to come) at ten. 3. Mike (to prepare) his tables for receiving guests? Yes, he (to do). 4. He (to put) spoons, forks, knives and plates on the tables? Yes, he (to do). 5. You (to recommend) table d'hote dishes for sup­per? No, we (not to do). 6. He (to serve) five tables? No, he (not to do). 7. You (to recommend) a la carte and specialties for supper? Yes, we (to do). 8. The cook (to fry) meat every day? Yes, he (to do). 9. Jane (to order) fish? No, she (not to do). 10. The waiters (to leave) the restaurant after midnight? Yes, they (to do).