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mushrooms bacon toasts tea juice fish Fried eggs cheese butter sugar meat chips Ice cream grapes bolied potatoes vegetables

Can I have a double burger Small or large chips? What can I do for Those red ones Right you are. Anything else? beans Can I have a vanilla … Sure…there you go Can I order What´s your table number? I´ll bring them over Are you ready To order? I´d like the steak Would you like steamed Anything else?

A: siguiente, por favor B: Sí, ¿Me puedes dar una hamburguesa? A: Sí, ¿Cómo la quieres, grande, pequeña o mediana? B: Grande, por favor. A: ¿Algo más? B: Sí, quiero un filete A: ¿Cómo lo quieres, poco hecho, hecho o en su punto? B: En su punto. ¿Cuánto es? A: son 10, 30 € B: Aquí tienes. Un billete de 10 y otro de 5 A: Gracias. Aquí tienes el cambio. 4,70 €. iQue aproveche! A: who is next, please? B: Yeah, Can I have a burger, please? A: Sure, How would you like it, large, small or medium? B: a large one, please. A: Anything else? B: Yeah, I´d like a steak, please. A: How would you like it, rare, well- done or medium? B: medium, please. How much is it? A: It´s 10,30€ B: here you are. A ten-euro note and a five-euro note A: Thanks. Here´s your change. 4,70 €. Enjoy your meal!

Complete the conversation ______ : _______ a coke please? ______ : Yes, _____, regular or large? C: ____________ large one? A: 2.20€ C: ________ a regular ____, please? A: that´s one pound ninety C: and ________________ sweets? A: _______ one pound ninety-five a packet. C: Ok, ______________ a packet, please? A: That´s 3.85 €. _______ the film. C: _________ Customer Can I have Assistant Certainly How much is a Can I have a One How much are the They´re Can I have Enjoy thanks

There´s a trophie There are two throphies There is some marmelade There are two jars of marmelade some any some any some a

___________orange? ___________ bottles of water? ___________ forks? __________ tin opener? _________crisps? __________ napkins? ________ sandwiches? ___________bread? __________ grapes? _________ apple? _________ fruit? Is there an Are there any Is there a Are there any Is there any Are there any Is there an Is there any

Summer shows kinds trophies winning Sheepdog trials fieldenclosure beans prizes honey prizes Home-made rallies vintage stalls crafts

Match both columns to make meaningful combinations 1.There are summer 2.In thousands of 3.For all 4.there are 5.there are sheepdog 6.they have to move the sheep 7.Prizes are only for 8.You can ´t win 9.There are also 10.And competition for 11.In the market there´re food 12.Where you can buy ____ Vintage tractors ____ stalls ____villages ____ food and crafts ____ prizes for winning horses ____ into an enclosure ____ if you buy them in a shop ____ shows ____ home-made things ____ rallies of classic cars ____ kinds of animals and … ____ trials as well

apple orange peach grapes cherries avocado Apple core juice pear raisins olives fig seed lime lemon jam kiwi banana mango Banana skin plum prune Watermelon rind melon grapefruit coconut pineapple strawberry rapsberry blueberryblackberry

lettuce potato carrot salad pumpkin cucumber cabbage Sweet potato celery peppers turnip squash corn onion radishes asparagus mushroom leek broccoli beans artichoke tomato garlic colve cawliflower peas aubergine

Food 1 bread slice crumb soup cereal eggsyoke white omelette shell boiled scrambled carton flour milk cake rice butter cheese muffin meat pork ham bacon grease sausages drumstick beef steak noodles pasta nuts peanut almond walnut Peanut butter rolls biscuits