reservation. What's wrong with Bob? He's acting like an idiot.

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reservation

what would you like

house white order starter prawn

leek roast

enjoy your meal some

certainly flavour bill meal tasty

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Questions about the text

1. Has the couple booked a table?

2. What did Max order for a drink?

3. What did Anna order for a meal?

4. What did Anna had for dessert?

5. What did Max order at the end of conversation?

Discussion questions

1. How often do you eat out?

2. Where do you usually go when you eat out?

3. Who do you usually go with when you eat out?

4. What is your favorite cuisine?

5. Have you ever complained about the food or service in a restaurant?

6. Do you ever leave a tip at a restaurant? How much?

7. How have your eating habits changed over the years?

8. What's the worst experience you ever had at a restaurant?

9. Do you ever order out from a restaurant? What kind

of foods?

10. What do you think of fast food restaurants?

11. What’s the longest you’d wait for a restaurant table?

act like: behave in a way that's like .

" What's wrong with Bob? He's acting like an idiot. "

Find the Mistake and explain WHY

Present Simple or Present Continuous

Example:

Sentence: I am thinking he's an interesting man. Correction: I think he's an interesting man.

1. Tom works at the moment. Can I take a message?

2. I am often playing tennis on Saturdays.

3. We're working on the Smith account this week. We usually take three weeks to complete a project.

4. We rarely go out for dinner, but this week we go out

on Saturday.

5. He is believing every word she says.

6. Angela gets up at 7 o'clock and is having breakfast.

7. Peter is asking a lot of questions every day.

8. Jason doesn't know the answer to this question. He is knowing the other answers.

9. We attend a meeting in Chicago this weekend.

10.

She is wanting to purchase a new computer.

add up: find the total.

" What's the total of those bills? Could you add them up and see? "

ask out: ask for a date.

" Nancy has a new boy friend. Joe asked her out last night. "

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