Listen and tick the correct boxes. Listen again and repeat

Proverbs. How do you understand them?
Explain them in your own words.
The appetite comes with eating.
The more you eat food, the more you want it.
Live not to eat, but eat to live.
Tastes differ.
I like fruit and you like sweets.
Half a loaf is better than none.
An apple a day keeps a doctor away.
Eat healthy food, for example, fruit, vegetables, cereals and dairy products.
Think what you eat. Eat healthy food.
It is better to eat something than to eat nothing.

Answer the questions.
How often do you eat out?
What do you usually eat/drink?
Do you buy any of these drinks or snacks on the menu?

Listen and say.
What can I get you?
I’d like a hot dog, please.
Anything else?
Can I have a cola, please?
That’s £5.15, please.
Here you are.
Here’s your change.

Who says each phrase, the cashier or the customer? Listen.
What can I get you?
I’d like a hot dog please.
Anything else?
Can I have a cola, please?
That’s £5.15, please.
Here you are.
Here’s your change.
customer
cashier
What can I get you?
I’d like a hot dog please.
Anything else?
Can I have a cola, please?
That’s £5.15, please.
Here you are.
Here’s your change.

Next please. What can I get you?
Hi. I’d like a hot dog please.
OK. Anything else?
Can I have a cola, please?
Sure. Here’s your hot dog… and your cola. That’s £5.15, please.
OK. Here you are.
Thank you. Here’s your change.
Listen and read.
Thanks. Bye.

Find sentences in the dialogue which mean:
What would you like? / May I take your order?
Of course.
They cost £5.15.

Watch the video.

What does he want to eat? Is that eat in or takeaway?

What does she want to eat? Is that eat in or takeaway?

Take roles. You are a customer and your partner is a snack bar cashier. Order something to eat and drink. Follow the plan.
What can I get you?/
May I take your order?
I’d like a hot dog, please.
Anything else?
Can I have a coffee, please?
That’s $2, please.
Here you are.
Here’s your change.
Thank you. Bye.