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    The document provides listening exercises for a conversation in a restaurant. It includes: 1) Matching pictures of food and drink to words, and 2) Two true/false comprehension exercises to be completed while listening to check understanding of details. It also includes: 3) A gap fill comprehension exercise to be completed while listening, using words from a provided box. Finally, it prompts a discussion question about what food and drink one would order from the menu. The exercises are designed to improve listening comprehension skills.

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    The document provides listening exercises for a conversation in a restaurant. It includes: 1) Matching pictures of food and drink to words, and 2) Two true/false comprehension exercises to be completed while listening to check understanding of details. It also includes: 3) A gap fill comprehension exercise to be completed while listening, using words from a provided box. Finally, it prompts a discussion question about what food and drink one would order from the menu. The exercises are designed to improve listening comprehension skills.

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    The document provides listening exercises for a conversation in a restaurant. It includes: 1) Matching pictures of food and drink to words, and 2) Two true/false comprehension exercises to be completed while listening to check understanding of details. It also includes: 3) A gap fill comprehension exercise to be completed while listening, using words from a provided box. Finally, it prompts a discussion question about what food and drink one would order from the menu. The exercises are designed to improve listening comprehension skills.

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    Eating Out - Exercises 4

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    The document provides listening exercises for a conversation in a restaurant. It includes: 1) Matching pictures of food and drink to words, and 2) Two true/false comprehension exercises to be completed while listening to check understanding of details. It also includes: 3) A gap fill comprehension exercise to be completed while listening, using words from a provided box. Finally, it prompts a discussion question about what food and drink one would order from the menu. The exercises are designed to improve listening comprehension skills.

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    Listening skills practice: Eating out – exercises

    Listen to the conversation in a restaurant and do the exercises to improve your listening skills.

    Preparation
    Do this exercise before you listen. Draw a line to match the pictures with the words below.

    cheese and
    fruit salad cheeseburger vegetables ice cream pasta
    biscuits

    chips roast chicken sausages tomato soup omelette grilled fish

    1. Check your understanding: true or false


    Do this exercise while you listen. Circle True or False for these sentences.

    1. The customers want two tables. True False

    2. There are two customers eating together. True False

    3. The two customers order the same starter. True False

    4. Both customers order the Thai chicken for their main course. True False

    5. The customers order cold drinks. True False

    6. Both customers order a dessert. True False


    2. Check your understanding: gap fill
    Do this exercise while you listen. Complete the gaps with a word from the box.

    1. A table _______________ two, please.

    2. Are you ready _______________ order?

    3. What would you _______________ for your starter?

    4. I’d _______________ French onion soup, please.

    5. What _______________ you like to drink?

    6. I’ll _______________ a fresh orange juice.

    Discussion

    What food and drink from this menu would you order?

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