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48.4
Rewrite the sentences on the left starting with the words given. Keep a similar meaning.
1 I was able to use the Internet.
I had internet
access
.
2 Did you book a table?
Did you make a
?
3 The hotel was fully booked.
There were no rooms
.
4 You don’t pay extra for service.
Service is
.
5 Did you book it before you went?
Did you book it in
?
6 Is there somewhere to leave the car?
Do you have
?
7 Have you decided what you want to eat?
Are you ready
?
48.5
Over to
you
You are staying in a hotel in your own country. Are these facilities important to you?
Why? / Why not?
mini-bar
24-hour room service
air conditioning
satellite TV
internet access
parking
restaurant
a personal safe
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49
Cafés
A
Drinks
cappuccino
milkshake
smoothie
latte
black coffee
hot chocolate
herbal tea
decaf tea/coffee [
without caffeine
]
B
Food
waffle
crisps
toastie
panini
bagel
wrap
baguette
croissant
muffin
cupcake
Language
help
In the UK,
chips
or
fries
mean
French fries. Crisps
are thin slices of fried potatoes sold in bags. In the
USA,
chips
refer to thin pieces of fried potatoes sold in bags.
UK
crisps
chips or fries
USA
chips
French fries
C
Ordering food and drink
A: A latte, please.
B: Regular
1
or large
2
?
A: Regular, please.
B: To have in
3
or take away
4
?
A: To take away.
A: What’s in that panini?
B: Cheese and ham.
A: Do you have any vegetarian
5
ones?
B: We’ve got cheese and tomato.
A: I’ll have one of those, please.
B: Would you like it heated up
6
?
A: No, thank you. Where are the napkins
7
?
B: There are some on the table.
A: Do you have a tray
8
please?
B: Yes, here you go.
1
not big and (usually) not very small
2
big
3
for eating/drinking inside (the coffee shop)
4
for eating/drinking after you leave (the coffee shop)
5
without any meat
6
made warm (e.g. in an oven or a microwave)
7
thin pieces of paper for cleaning your mouth and
fingers
8
an object for carrying drinks or food
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Exercises
49.1
Put the words from A and B in the correct category.
bagel
hot chocolate
cupcake
herbal tea
latte
wrap
baguette
milkshake
muffin
smoothie
panini
toastie
waffle
1 Drinks
2 Sandwiches
3 Cakes
herbal tea
49.2
Complete the sentences with words from the box.
cappuccino
croissants
vegetarian
toastie
milkshake
decaf
smoothie
1 I had a cheese and tomato
toastie
for lunch.
2 Here’s your coffee, Danny. A
with two sugars.
3 For breakfast, we had some
from the French baker’s across the road.
4 Do they have
coffee here? Caffeine keeps me awake at night.
5 We’ve got three kinds of
: strawberry, vanilla and chocolate.
6 I like that new fruit
with oranges and mangoes.
7 Kate can’t have the chicken panini. She only eats
food.
49.3
Match the sentence beginnings on the left with the best endings on the right.
1 What size:
b
a heated up?
2 Is it to have in
b regular or large?
3 Would you like it
c that baguette?
4 What’s in
d the napkins?
5 Where are
e or to take away?
49.4
Choose the correct word to complete the dialogue.
A: Would you like a hot drink?
B: Yes, two
1
milkshakes
/
cappuccinos,
please.
A: What size?
B:
2
Large
/
Herbal,
please.
A: Anything to eat?
B: Yes. What’s in that
3
panini
/
cupcake
?
A: Italian cheese and mushrooms. I can heat it up for you.
B: OK, yes. I’ll have that. And a chocolate
4
muffin
/
bagel
.
A: To eat in?
B: No, to
5
heat it up
/
take
away.
49.5
Over to
you
Answer the questions. If possible, ask someone else the same questions.
1
Where do you usually have lunch during the week? What about at the weekend?
2
What kind of food and drink do you usually order in a café?
3
What type of food and drink from A and B do you like?
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