dining out.pptVIP

Dining Out * * Task 2 Ordering Task 3 Paying the Bill Task 4 Dining at a Fast Food Restaurant Task 5 Talking About Food and Eating Habits Activities Task 1 Making Reservations Task 1 Making Reservations Work?in?pairs.?Make?up?conversations?for?the?situations?given,?following?the?example. For Example: Jeff Chen is going to invite two of his friends to dinner on Saturday evening. He is now calling the restaurant John Johnny to make the reservation. Receptionist: John Johnny. What can I do for you? Jeff Chen: Yes, I’d like to make a reservation for this Saturday evening. Receptionist: This Saturday evening. No problem at all. How many people altogether? Jeff Chen: Three. Receptionist: Can you tell me what time you’ll arrive? Jeff Chen: About seven. Task 1 Making Reservations Receptionist: Great. We have a non-smoking section. Do you want to sit there? Jeff Chen: Thank you for recommending this. Yes, we’d love to. Receptionist: May I have your name and phone number, please? Jeff Chen: Sure. I’m Jeff Chen, J as in Jack, E as in egg, F as in five, Chen, C as in cool, H as in hot, E as in egg, again, and N as in not. My phone number is 4-4-3, 1-2-3-3. Receptionist: Thank you for calling. See you on Saturday evening. Jeff Chen: Goodbye. 1) Lucy calls Wang Wok, a Chinese restaurant, to book a table for lunch on Friday because she’s going to meet with her cousin there. Do It Yourself 4)?Brad is invited by Jeff Chen to dinner on Saturday, but he doesn’t know how to get there by bus. Brad calls the restaurant for directions, and it takes a while for the receptionist to tell him the most convenient route. 3) Vivienne is organizing a birthday party for her father. She calls a restaurant to make a reservation for twelve people for lunch on Sunday. The receptionist can’t give her a definite answer right away and