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    The document describes two scenarios of dining at a restaurant - alone and with friends. In the first scenario, a customer dines alone, orders a tuna salad special and a coke, enjoys their meal, pays the $14.95 bill with a tip. In the second scenario, three friends dine together. They discuss and order lasagna, calamari, fish and salad, and drinks of water, beer and wine. Key phrases for discussing food and ordering at a restaurant are also defined.

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    The document describes two scenarios of dining at a restaurant - alone and with friends. In the first scenario, a customer dines alone, orders a tuna salad special and a coke, enjoys their meal, pays the $14.95 bill with a tip. In the second scenario, three friends dine together. They discuss and order lasagna, calamari, fish and salad, and drinks of water, beer and wine. Key phrases for discussing food and ordering at a restaurant are also defined.

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    The document describes two scenarios of dining at a restaurant - alone and with friends. In the first scenario, a customer dines alone, orders a tuna salad special and a coke, enjoys their meal, pays the $14.95 bill with a tip. In the second scenario, three friends dine together. They discuss and order lasagna, calamari, fish and salad, and drinks of water, beer and wine. Key phrases for discussing food and ordering at a restaurant are also defined.

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    Florencia Foletto
    The document describes two scenarios of dining at a restaurant - alone and with friends. In the first scenario, a customer dines alone, orders a tuna salad special and a coke, enjoys their meal, pays the $14.95 bill with a tip. In the second scenario, three friends dine together. They discuss and order lasagna, calamari, fish and salad, and drinks of water, beer and wine. Key phrases for discussing food and ordering at a restaurant are also defined.

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    Dining at a Restaurant Alone

    Waitperson: Hi. How are you doing this afternoon?

    Customer (you): Fine, thank you. Can I see a menu, please?

    Waitperson: Sure! Here you are.

    Customer: Thank you. What's today's special?

    Waitperson: Grilled tuna and cheese salad.

    Customer: That sounds good. I'll have that.

    Waitperson: Would you like something to drink?

    Customer: Yes, I would like a coke.

    Waitperson: Thank you. (returning with the food) Here you are. Enjoy your meal!

    Customer: Thank you.

    Waitperson: Can I get you anything else?

    Customer: No thanks. I'd like the bill, please.

    Waitperson: Ok! It’s $14.95.

    Customer: Here you are. Keep the change!

    Waitperson: Thank you! Have a good day!

    Customer: Goodbye.
    At a Restaurant With Friends

    Kevin: The spaghetti looks really good.

    Alice: It is! I had it the last time I was here.

    Peter: How is the pizza, Alice?

    Alice: It's good, but I think the pasta is better. What would you recommend?

    Waitperson: I'd recommend the lasagna. It's excellent!

    Alice: That sounds great. I'll have that.

    Waitperson: Fine. Would you like an appetizer?

    Alice: No, lasagna is more than enough for me!

    Kevin: I think I'll have the lasagna as well.

    Waitperson: Right. That's two lasagnas. Would you care for an appetizer?

    Kevin: Yes, I'll take the calamari.

    Peter: Oh, that sounds good! I can't decide between the chicken salad and grilled
    fish.

    Waitperson: The fish is fresh, so I would recommend that.

    Peter: Great. I'll have the fish. I would also like a salad.

    Waitperson: What would you like to drink?

    Kevin: I'll have water.

    Alice: I'd like a beer.

    Peter: I'll take a glass of red wine.

    Waitperson: Thank you. I'll get the drinks and the appetizers.

    Kevin: Thank you.


    Key Vocabulary and Phrases

    Here are some key phrases used to discuss food in a restaurant when ordering and
    deciding on what to eat:

     Could I have a menu, please?


     Here you are.
     Enjoy your meal!
     Would you like ...
     Can I get you anything else?
     I'd like the bill, please.
     Have a good day!
     The spaghetti/steak/chicken looks good.
     How is the pizza/fish/beer?
     What would you recommend?
     I'd like my steak rare/medium/well done.
     Are there any nuts/peanuts? My child has allergies.
     Do you have any vegetarian dishes?
     Could I have a glass of water, please?
     Could you tell me where the restroom is?
     I'd recommend the lasagna/steak/pizza.
     Would you care for an appetizer/a beer/a cocktail?
     I'd like to have a beer/steak/glass of wine.

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