10. What is your favorite drink? Which do you prefer? Beer or Whisky? What will you say if you want to order a bottle of beer?
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16. You are at a restaurant and you want to order. What will you tell the waitress? Waitress: Good morning sir. Are you ready to order? You : _______(Answer her). Waitress: What do you want for your drink? You : _______(Answer her. Use a topic sentence). Waitress: Okay. Anything else sir? You : _______(Answer her).
17. You want to order a glass of wine. How will you say it to the waitress?
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19. A: May I get you something to drink? B: Yes, I’d like a Coke. A: Are you ready to order ? B: Yes, I’ll have the New York steak. A: Are you ready to order? B: Yes, what’s today’s special? A: Today’s special is spaghetti with garlic bread . B: Okay, I’ll have that. A: Can I get you something to drink? B: I’ll take a sugar free lemonade.
Hinweis der Redaktion
Schema Use this to improve student’s speech and ideas. Ask questions to let them speak out. - Which among these drinks would you want to have right now?
Focus on linguistic elements - Let the student read the sample sentences. Observe pronunciation and intonation.
Freer Practice - Student will be the waiter and teacher is the customer. Pretend that you are in a restaurant. Make a conversation.
Controlled Practice Read the dialogues and supply correct pronunciation and intonation
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