3. EATING OUT




VOCABULARY FOR BEGINNERS

PRACTICE 1. Simple dialogues to learn the language you need when eating out.

PRACTICE 2. VOCABULARY

PRACTICE 3. LISTENING.

How many people go to the restaurant?

What do they order?

-Starters:
-Main course:
-Drinks:

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