We usually order a meal when we are in somewhere or in the restaurant where we can buy
something to eat. Here the example of English conversation that talks about
ordering a meal. Please read and enjoy.
Examples of English Conversations:
In a Restaurant
Waiter: May I take your
order, please?
Customer: Yes. I would like a hamburger and a large
order of French fries, please.
Waiter: All right. And would you like a salad?
Customer: Ok. What kind of dressing would you like? We
have Thousand Island, Italian,
and
French.
Waiter: Italian.
Customer: And would you like anything to drink?
Waiter: I’d like a large Coke, please.
Customer: Thank you.
From the example
above, as the waiter we have to be polite for servicing our customers. We may
use modal auxiliaries "would" and "will" to offer something.
Examples:
Waiter:
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What would you like to eat?
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Customer:
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I would like a hamburger.
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I’d like a hot dog
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Waiter:
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What kind of dressing would you like?
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Customer:
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I’d like French,
please.
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Waiter:
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Would you like anything else?
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Customer:
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Yes, please. I’d
like some water.
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Waiter:
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What will you have to drink?
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Customer:
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I will have a Coke.
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I’ll have coffee.
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Waiter:
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What kind of ice cream will you have?
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Customer:
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I’ll have
Vanilla, please.
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Waiter:
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Will you have anything else?
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Customer:
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No, thank you.
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After you read
several examples above, now please practice with your friends by using some
sentences which I have given as the samples like in the boxes above. Or you can
make a role play, here the role play that may be used for you and your partner
to make a conversation.
ROLE PLAY: In a coffee shop
Student A:
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This is what you want to order for lunch:
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a hot dog.
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a small order of
french fries.
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a large salad
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Thousand Island
dressing coffee.
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Student B:
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You are the
waiter/ waitress. Take your customer’s order.
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After you practice the conversations based on the role
play above, now please switch roles and try the role play again. May these
English conversation samples could be useful.
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