I Would Like To Order TV - Restaurant Ordering and Vocabulary Practice

Oct 1, 2026

Restaurant ordering and dining conversation practice centered on passive voice and real-life questions about eating out. Includes interactive prompts such as booking a table, choosing starters, main courses, desserts, beverages, and using dining etiquette terms like waiter, cutlery, napkin/tissue, tips, and bill/check. Provides vocabulary exercises with word lists matched to descriptions, plus team or player-versus-player games and discussion activities for agreeing or disagreeing about restaurant food, set menus, and customer experiences.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryExam

FormatPDF

Pages31

Reading Time1 h 18 min

AccessFree to download

Let’s Play!

Reading and Discussion Questions

Vocabulary Practice: Fill in the Blanks

Game: Word Descriptions and Matching

Agree or Disagree

Role-play: Waiter and Customer Phrases

I’d like to order Passive voice let's talk! Choose a square. Answer the question . The first player to get 3 marks in a row (up, down, across, or diagonally) is the winner. Draw X or O. How often do you eat in a cafe/restaurant? Which one is your favourite? What is the best drink to have with a meal? Do you usually order dessert when eating out? What is your favourite? Have you ever hada bad experience in a restaurant? What happened? Have you ever eaten anything very unusual in a restaurant? What was it? Have you ever eaten in a restaurant alone? Do expensive restaurants always serve better food? Is restaurant food better than home-cooked food? Why? Do you ever read restaurant reviews? Are they useful? VOCABULARY bill/ check book a table starter tips waiter/waitress main course order/make an order savoury food dessert cuisine cutlery set menu eat out napkin/tissue beverage Vocabulary practice Fill in the blanks with the correct words from the list below . Match the gapped words and phrases with the pictures on the right. main course waiter starter eat out set menu cuisine beverage order savoury food tips napkin/tissue bill/check book a table cutlery 1 . When planning to eat out at a nice place, it's good to book a table early so you don't wait. 2 . After you're seated, the will provide you with a menu, including options for dishes to begin your meal. 3 . I haven’t tried Indian . I’d like to eat something sweet. Can you recommend a dessert? 4 . Some restaurants offer a , which includes fixed dishes for a fixed price . 5 . Once you've made your choices, it's time to . You can ask for a to drink and select your favourite for the main course . 6 . When dining at a restaurant, it's polite to use a to wipe your mouth. 7 . When the is served, you can enjoy the delicious flavors oft he dish you ordered. 8 . In many countries, it's common to leave for the waiter . 9 . The provided on the table, such as forks, knives, and spoons, will help you enjoy your meal gracefully. 10 . After you've finished your meal, the waiter will bring the to your table . answers Fill in the blanks with the correct words from the list below . Match the gapped words and phrases with the pictures on the right. main course starter set menu beverage savoury food napkin/tissue book a table waiter eat out cuisine order tips bill/check cutlery 1 . When planning to eat out at a nice place, it's good to book atable early so you don't wait. 2 . After you're seated, the waiter will provide you with a menu, including options for starter dishes to begin your meal. 3 . I haven’t tried Indian cuisine . I’d like to eat something sweet. Can you recommend a dessert? 4 . Some restaurants offer a set menu, which includes fixed dishes for a fixed price . 5 . Once you've made your choices, it's time to order . You can ask for a beverage to drink and select your favourite savoury food for the main course . 6 . When dining at a restaurant, it's polite to use a napkin/ tissue to wipe your mouth. 7 . When the main course is served, you can enjoy the delicious flavors oft he dish you ordered. 8 . In many countries, it's common to leave tips for the waiter . 9 . The cutlery provided on the table, such as forks, knives, and spoons, will help you enjoy your meal gracefully. 10 . After you've finished your meal, the waiter will bring the bill/check to your table . Let's play! Things to eat with Another phrase for 'going to a cafe' Opposite to 'sweet' Synonym for 'drink' Money for good service Food of some country Things to clean your hands with Different types of dishes that are sold together Read the rules and play in teams or player VS player. Look at the descriptions of the words. Try to write the right answer as fast as you can. You can play individually or in pairs/ minigroups. Then check the

FAQs

What is the activity rule for the ‘Let’s play!’ game?

Players work in teams or as player vs player. They try to write the right answers as fast as they can, then check together to see who has the most correct words.

Which words are practiced in the vocabulary fill-in exercise?

The exercise focuses on restaurant terms such as starter, waiter, main course, set menu, cuisine, beverage, savoury food, napkin/tissue, tips, and bill/check, matched to the gaps and descriptions.

What phrases do the waiter and customer use in the role-play?

The waiter asks what the customer would like to start with or drink, offers help, and provides timing. The customer responds with choices, requests like booking a table, and asks for the bill when finished.

Oct 1, 2026

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