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    This document contains exercises from an English listening textbook about ordering food and drink. It includes listening passages from cafeterias and parties where people are ordering food, drinks, and asking prices. Students are asked to listen and fill in blanks with menu items, drinks, and prices based on the audio. They also practice common phrases used in these situations like "What would you like?" and "Here is your order." The goal is to improve English listening comprehension around ordering food and drink.

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    Listening Unit 1: Buying Food and Drink

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    LISTENING

    UNIT 1: BUYING FOOD AND DRINK


    Activity1
    1. Listen to these people asking for something in a cafeteria. Repeat:
    What would you like?
    Id like
    Ill have
    Here you are
    2. Listen to other people asking for something. Write the numbers in the
    menu according to the order that you listen to the CD:

    MENU
    Hot dog
    Hamburger
    Tuna sandwich
    1 Omelet

    Grilled Cheese Sandwich


    Green salad
    Orange juice
    Coke/Soda
    Iced Tea
    Mineral Water
    Cofee

    3. Now repeat and practice the numbers:


    11,

    12,

    13,

    14,

    15,

    16,

    17,

    18,

    80,

    90,

    100

    19,

    4. Now practice these numbers:


    21,

    22,

    23

    30,

    40,

    50,

    60,

    70,

    5. Listen to the people in a cafeteria. Complete the prices:

    20

    Pastry
    2.75
    Coke

    Soda

    Grilled Cheese Sandwich


    How much do I owe you?
    Fruit salad

    Mineral Water

    Ice cream

    Total

    Repeat the questions:


    6. Now, try it yourself. Listen and answer the questions:

    LISTENING
    UNIT 2: WOULD YOU LIKE SOME WINE?
    1. Listen to the salesperson and tick the things according to the CD:
    Would you like some?
    .
    .
    .
    .

    Cheese
    Onion dip
    Potato salad
    Green salad

    Orange juice

    Tuna

    Sure, thank you


    Youre welcome
    Whats this?
    Its potato salad
    Would you like some?
    Yes, please
    2. These people are in a party. What would they like to drink or eat?
    Write the name of the person (Jane or David)
    .
    .
    .
    .

    White wine
    Ginger ale
    Cheese and crackers
    Onion dip

    Now, repeat the phrases of the conversation:


    Would you like some cheese and crackers?
    Im fine thanks,
    Whats this.
    Its onion dip.
    Would you like some?

    Thanks, Mmm, its good.


    3. Now listen to other people and complete the conversation:
    Man: Carol, . .. salsa and chips?
    Carol: , thanks. . ..?
    Man: bean dip. . you ..?
    Carol: . Mmm, . good!
    4. Now, you are in a flight. Listen to the conversation. Learn the phrases
    and repeat them.
    Would you like something to drink?
    Yes, please, I have some coffee.
    Cream and sugar?
    Here you are!
    Thank you.
    Would you like something to drink?
    No, thank you.
    Are you sure? How about some juice?
    No, Im fine, thanks.
    Would you like a snack?
    All right!
    Thanks.

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