Table des matières :
Pratique du vocabulaire
Exercice 1: Testez-vous
- Are you ready to order?
- We'll have a bottle of the house red.
- speciality
- cloakroom
- course
- non-smoking
- dining room
- Can you bring us the bill, please?
- dish
- breakfast
- Could we see the menu, please?
- cup
- menu
- cooking
- tip
- to cook
- self-service
- beer
- I'd like to order, please.
- rice
- sauce
- knife
- restaurant
- fork
- plate
- pepper
- food
- dessert
- buffet
- water
- lunch
- spoon
- cook
- main course
- starter
- kitchen
- grill
- Do you have a set menu?
- glass
- waiter
- vegetarian
- napkin
- How would you like your steak?
- soup
- dinner
- Have you got a table for two?
- salt
- meal
- waitress
- wine
Compréhension écrite
Pratique de la grammaire
Exercice 2: Transformation
- Yes, but the dining room at the Ritz is more elegant than this dining room.
- Yes, but the other chairs are more comfortable than these chairs.
- Yes, but Japanese is more difficult than English.
- Yes, but the steak is more expensive than the fish.
- Yes, but Prague is more beautiful than Oslo.
- Yes, but Chinese cooking is more interesting than Indian cooking.
Exercice 5: Sélections
- What's the most typical dish on the menu?
- Is the Tropicana better than Casa La Mama?
- He isn't a pet. He's my guide dog.
- I don't like this fish very much
- I'm expecting a friend.
- Waiter! Can I have the bill, please?
- I'm going to have fish.
- You can leave your coat in the cloakroom.
- Certainly, sir. I'll bring the menu right away.
- Are you hungry?