XI. Four people, Jeff, Pierre, Susan and Helen, have ordered breakfast, but their orders are jumbled.

a. Work out who ordered what. Each person ordered three food items and at least one drink.

a) Jeff has ordered orange juice and coffee.

b) Helen wants croissants.

c) Everyone wants orange juice except one person, who wants grapefruit juice and tea.

d) Everybody wants either eggs or croissants, but nobody wants both.

e) One man and one woman have ordered eggs.

f) The woman who wants fried eggs wants orange juice and no hot drink.

g) The man who is having coffee does not want croissants.

h) The man who wants croissants also wants orange juice and hot chocolate.

i) Both croissant-eaters want butter, but only the woman wants jam.

j) The person with no hot drink has ordered sausages and mushrooms.

k) The person who wants fruit youghurt does not drink coffee.

1) The person who wants scrambled eggs has also ordered toast and butter.

b. Act out dialogues using your ideas of who ordered what.

с Check your answers with the key.

 

	Drinks		Food Items

 

 

	Juice	Hot drink
Jeff	orange	coffee	scrambled eggs	toast	butter
Pierre	orange	hot chocolate	croissants	butter	fruit youghurt
Susan	orange	none	fried eggs	sausage	mushrooms
Helen	grapefruit	tea	fried eggs	sausage	mushrooms

 

XI. Complete the waiter's part in the dialogues, using the prompts in brackets. Then act out the dialogue.

 

Waiter — You

Customer — C

You: (Evening)

C: Good evening.

You: (Two?)

C: Yes, please.

You: (Aperitif?)

C: No, thanks.

You: (Menu)

C: Thanks.

 

You: (Order?)

C: Well, I'm not quite sure what to have.

You: (The veal?)

C: All right. I'll have that.

You: (Wine?)

C: Yes. A bottle of house white, please.

 

You: (All right?)

C: Yes, thanks. Delicious.

You: (Dessert?)

C: Chocolate souffle for me, please.

You: (Coffee?)

C: Yes, thanks. That would be nice.

XII. Imagine that you are a waiter / a waitress in a restaurant. -

Your customers want explanations of different items on the menu. Answer their questions using a phrase from each of the three columns.

Example: What is Chicken Kiev?

You: It's a chicken breast filled with garlic butter and coated with breadcrumbs.

 

 

А В С

 

a chicken breast	with a white stem	with garlic and cream
a variety of shellfish	made with egg whites	and a green top
a kind of sweet	made with chocolate	eggs and liqueur
a kind of meat	made with milk	and has pink flesh
thinly sliced potatoes	that is quite large	but are much smaller
a kind of sauce	filled with garlic	young calves
a very light dish	butter	vanilla, eggs and sugar
a kind of fish	that look like lobsters	and coated with
		breadcrumbs
a kind of vegetable	that comes from	and baked in the oven
	that are baked

What are prawns?

What are chocolate truffles?

What is veal?

What are pommes de terre lyonnaises?

What is custard?

What is a souffle?

Whatis salmon?

What is a leek? (лук-порей)