At the Restaurant
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Storyboard Description
Practice what to do at a restaurant in your ESL class!
Storyboard Text
- AT THE RESTAURANT!
- Ordering
- Hello, I would like to order the steak, medium well, with a side of baked potatoes and green beans, please. Thank you!
- I will have the spaghetti with meatballs and marinara sauce, please. I would also like the side salad with ranch dressing. Thank you!
- Conversation
- How do you like your food?
- It's very good, thank you! How is yours?
- Paying the Bill
- No, thank you, just the check, please.
- Can I get you anything else?
- I'd like to pay the bill.
- When you order your food, remember to include how you would like it cooked as well as any side dishes. Always say please and thank you.
- Good evening!What would you like?
- When making conversation, ask about the other person. For example, ask how they like their food or how their day was.
- Mine is delicious!
- They were great. It was very busy. I scored an A on my English Verbs quiz! How was your day?
- How were your classes today?
- It was great, I finished my video for English class!
- When you pay the bill, one person may pay or, oftentimes, people will "split it" and pay for their own food.
- That is kind of you to offer. But, why don't we split it?
- If you insist!
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