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Warm-up

Can you name the following components of a restaurant table?
Listen to the following conversation and put the pictures in the right order.




Source: Be my guest – track 10.7
Language focus

Being polite: useful expressions
•Do you have a reservation?
•And your name, please?
•Shall I take your coat, madam?
•Here is the menu.
•Would you like an aperitif?
•Certainly, I’ll bring it at once.
•I’m sorry, we’re fully booked tonight.

•Are you ready to order?
•… and to follow, madam?
•The….is very good and very popular.
•How would you like the steak – rare, medium or well done?
•Would you like something to drink?
•So that’s the waldorf salad and the sole meuniere, medium steak, a bottle of rosé
and a bottle of sparkling mineral water.

•Can I take your order for dessert?
•The strudel is served hot with ice-cream.
•If you like…, try the………./I suggest the….
Put the conversations in the right order.
What can guests complain about?
•You have brought the wrong order
•There is delay
•You have brought the right order but not cooked as specified by the customer
•The bill is wrong: the total is wrong, an extra item was included

Order the following dialogue and write G for Guest or W for Waiter
Use the following to make a dialogue
Use the following to make a dialogue

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English for hotel management module 6 - at the restaurant

  • 1.
  • 2. Warm-up Can you name the following components of a restaurant table?
  • 3. Listen to the following conversation and put the pictures in the right order. Source: Be my guest – track 10.7
  • 4. Language focus Being polite: useful expressions •Do you have a reservation? •And your name, please? •Shall I take your coat, madam? •Here is the menu. •Would you like an aperitif? •Certainly, I’ll bring it at once. •I’m sorry, we’re fully booked tonight. •Are you ready to order? •… and to follow, madam? •The….is very good and very popular. •How would you like the steak – rare, medium or well done? •Would you like something to drink? •So that’s the waldorf salad and the sole meuniere, medium steak, a bottle of rosé and a bottle of sparkling mineral water. •Can I take your order for dessert? •The strudel is served hot with ice-cream. •If you like…, try the………./I suggest the….
  • 5.
  • 6.
  • 7. Put the conversations in the right order.
  • 8. What can guests complain about? •You have brought the wrong order •There is delay •You have brought the right order but not cooked as specified by the customer •The bill is wrong: the total is wrong, an extra item was included Order the following dialogue and write G for Guest or W for Waiter
  • 9. Use the following to make a dialogue
  • 10. Use the following to make a dialogue

Notas del editor

  1. LANGUAGEWAY – 2A UNIT 2
  2. Cajun – from Louisiana with French-Canadian ancestors Smoked – ahumado Cod – bacalao Sirloin - solomillo