1. Modul 12 Unit 12 What would you like to eat? Conversation in context
Listening
Breakfast in the hotel
Walter good morning sir.
Mr steel good morning
Walter would you like to order, sir?
Mr steel yes, please. I’ll have the continental breakfast.
Walter tea or coffee, sir?
Mr steel tea, please?
Walter And what will you have, madam?
Mrs steel I’ll have fruit juice and cereal, an omelette, and toast with marmalade.
Walter would you like tea or coffee, madam ?
Mrs Steel coffee please ,
Lunch in the galaxy restaurant
Walter are you ready to order now, madam?
Mrs Steel yes, I’ll have cream of tomato soup and grilled steak?
Walter how do you like your steak?
Mrs steel well done, please
Walter what vegetables would you like madam?
Mrs Steel I’d like French fried potatoes, peas and green beans
Walter and would you like anything to drink, madam?
Mrs steel yes, I’ll have coffee, please.
Ways to say it
Ordering food
Taking an order and ordering
1 A Are you ready to order
Would you like
What would you like
What will you have?
B Yes, I’d like a steak.
I’ll have fried eggs and sausages. Please?
2 A Would you like anything to drink?
Something
Tea or coffe?
Any vegetables?
B Yes, please.I’ll have coffee?
Not yet, thanks.
Yes, I’ll have peas, please.
3 A How do you like your Steak?
Meat?
B Well done, please.
Medium.
Rare,
Conversation in context

2. drive away and eat itin your car.
Dessert.
Salad.
A what’s it got in it?
B beef and vegetables
Meat
Vegetables
Thing it over
Reading
Fast foods
Today, you can find fast restaurants in almost avery big city. In some places, you
stand in aline and get a hamburger or a hot dog in a paper bag; in others you can pick
up a tray of fist, achiken, pizza or even in Mexican and Chinese food; and in some
fast food places you can even drive your car up ti a window and place your order. A
few minutes later a worker passes you your food trough the window and you can
drive away and eat itin your car.
In new york , paris, Tokyo , Singapore and thousands of other cities around the world,
new fast food restaurants open every day. But why do people prefer fast food
restaurants to more comfortable restaurants where they can sit quietly at a table and
the watch the world go by?
Two things make fast food restaurants popular. Speed and price. People’s time is
valuable. They may have only thirty minutes for lunch. They don’t want to waste a lot
of time eating or preparing or food. The service is fast, so they san order what they
want, eat it, and the finished in less than fifteen minutes. And prices are inexpensive.
Because of the large numbers of meals sold every day in fast food restaurants , costs
are kept low. There are over 35 billion (35, ,000) hamburgers sold every year
in the united states alone! Another thing people like is that they can be sure what the
food will taste like in a fast food restaurants. The major international fast food
companies like Mcdonald’s and A&W make sure that a hamburger sold are the store
in Boston will taste exactly the same as one sold in new york and not very different
from one bought in Bangkok or Jakarta.
Critics of fast foods say that they are junk foods – food which has no
nutritional value. They say fast foods, such as hamburgers, contain too much salt,
carbohydrate, and fat. But one thing sure ;people everywhere like fast food and they
find it a convenient and economical way to eat.
Understanding
1. choose the best answer
- in fast food restaurant you can buy (a) only hamburgers,(b) pizza,(c) many
different kinds of food.
- In fast food restaurant people usually eat in about (a) five minute , (b) fifteen
minute,(c) thirty minute
- The main reason fast food restaurants are popular is because of their (a) tasty and
delicious meals,(b) location, (c) price and convenience
- A hamburger sold at McDonalds in san Francisco and one bought at McDonald in
Washington , should taste (a) quite different , (b) nearly the same, (c)the same
- The food sold as fast food restaurant (a) is very nutritious, (b) is good for you, (c)
contains some things which may not be good for the health.
2 Match the words which are opposites.
1. expensive a. slow