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    The document contains instructions for multiple listening exercises involving gaps to be filled in and true/false statements to be circled. The first section involves filling in gaps in sentences about ordering food and drinks using words from a provided box. The second section contains true/false statements about the ordering scenario. The third section repeats the first gap filling exercise. The fourth section involves filling in gaps in a restaurant ordering dialogue using words from another provided box.

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    Ordering Food

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    Sara Moreno
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    The document contains instructions for multiple listening exercises involving gaps to be filled in and true/false statements to be circled. The first section involves filling in gaps in sentences about ordering food and drinks using words from a provided box. The second section contains true/false statements about the ordering scenario. The third section repeats the first gap filling exercise. The fourth section involves filling in gaps in a restaurant ordering dialogue using words from another provided box.

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    The document contains instructions for multiple listening exercises involving gaps to be filled in and true/false statements to be circled. The first section involves filling in gaps in sentences about ordering food and drinks using words from a provided box. The second section contains true/false statements about the ordering scenario. The third section repeats the first gap filling exercise. The fourth section involves filling in gaps in a restaurant ordering dialogue using words from another provided box.

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    Ordering Food

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    Sara Moreno
    The document contains instructions for multiple listening exercises involving gaps to be filled in and true/false statements to be circled. The first section involves filling in gaps in sentences about ordering food and drinks using words from a provided box. The second section contains true/false statements about the ordering scenario. The third section repeats the first gap filling exercise. The fourth section involves filling in gaps in a restaurant ordering dialogue using words from another provided box.

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    Do this exercise while you listen. Complete the gaps with a word from the box.

    Would ready For


    Have Like Like

    1. A table _______________ two, please.


    2. Are you _______________ to order?
    3. What would you _______________ for your starter?
    4. I’d _______________ French onion soup, please.
    5. What _______________ you like to drink?
    6. I’ll _______________ a fresh orange juice.

    Do this exercise while you listen. Circle True or False for these sentences.
    1. The customers want two tables. True False
    2. There are two customers eating together. True False
    3. The two customers order the same starter. True False
    4. Both customers order the Thai chicken for their main course. True False
    5. The customers order cold drinks. True False
    6. Both customers order a dessert. True False

    Do this exercise while you listen. Complete the gaps with a word from the box.
    Would ready For
    Have Like Like

    1. A table _______________ two, please.


    2. Are you _______________ to order?
    3. What would you _______________ for your starter?
    4. I’d _______________ French onion soup, please.
    5. What _______________ you like to drink?
    6. I’ll _______________ a fresh orange juice.

    Do this exercise while you listen. Circle True or False for these sentences.
    1. The customers want two tables. True False
    2. There are two customers eating together. True False
    3. The two customers order the same starter. True False
    4. Both customers order the Thai chicken for their main course. True False
    5. The customers order cold drinks. True False
    6. Both customers order a dessert. True False
    Fill in the gaps. Use the words that are missing from the box below:
    Same to you- Welcome- Here you are - Please (x2) – I would like (x2)
    – Would – Like –Help – How much- Bill - Anything

    1. Waiter: Hello, Can I ________ you?


    2. Kim: Yes, _________________ to have some lunch.
    3. Waiter: _____ you _______ a starter?
    4. Kim: Yes, I'd like a bowl of chicken soup, __________.
    5. Waiter: And what ______________ for a main course?
    6. Kim: I'd like a grilled cheese sandwich.
    7. Waiter: Would you like______________ to drink?
    8. Kim: Yes, I'd like a glass of Coke, ___________.
    9. Waiter... After Kim has her lunch.: Can I bring you anything else?
    10. Kim: No thank you. Just the ___________.
    11. Waiter: Certainly.
    12. Kim: I don't have my glasses. ____________ is the lunch?
    13. Waiter: That's $6.75.
    14. Kim: ______________. Thank you very much.
    15. Waiter: You're __________. Have a good day.
    16. Kim: Thank you, the ____________.

    Fill in the gaps. Use the words that are missing from the box below:
    Same to you- Welcome- Here you are - Please (x2) – I would like (x2)
    – Would – Like –Help – How much- Bill - Anything

    1. Waiter: Hello, Can I ________ you?


    2. Kim: Yes, _________________ to have some lunch.
    3. Waiter: _____ you _______ a starter?
    4. Kim: Yes, I'd like a bowl of chicken soup, __________.
    5. Waiter: And what ______________ for a main course?
    6. Kim: I'd like a grilled cheese sandwich.
    7. Waiter: Would you like______________ to drink?
    8. Kim: Yes, I'd like a glass of Coke, ___________.
    9. Waiter... After Kim has her lunch.: Can I bring you anything else?
    10. Kim: No thank you. Just the ___________.
    11. Waiter: Certainly.
    12. Kim: I don't have my glasses. ____________ is the lunch?
    13. Waiter: That's $6.75.
    14. Kim: ______________. Thank you very much.
    15. Waiter: You're __________. Have a good day.
    16. Kim: Thank you, the ____________.

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