Question

англ. яз. 4 кл. оксана карпьюк стр.83   5. role-playwork in pairs. make up the menu.task for A. You are a customer. Order what you want to have.task for B. You are a waiter. Talk with the customer.

Answer 1

MENU

main dish: 
1. Grilled salmon
2. Roasted Chicken
3. Pork steak
4. Beef Stroganoff
5. Grilled Shrimps
Breakfast&Lunch:
1. Omelet
2. French toast
3. Pancakes
4. Milk waffles
5. Sugar tacos
Salads:
1. Caesar salad
2.Green salad
3. Waldorf salad
4. Spinach salad
5. Macaroni salad
Drinks: 
1) Hot
1. Coffee
2. Cappucino
3. Americano
4. Tea (flavored)
5. Latte

2) Cold:
1. Juice (strawberry, kiwi, apricot)
2. Coke/ sprite
3. Milkshake






B - Good evening, sir? What would you like to order?
A - What do you have in your special menu?
B - Today's specials are : Lasagna and Broiled Parmesan
A: Then I will order Lasagna.
B - Anything to drink? 
A - Red wine
B - Thank you.




A - Order, please!
B - How can I help you, sir?
A - I would like to have an omelet, and the "kids' breakfast special"
B - OK. And anything to drink?
A - Two lemonades.
B - OK. thank you for your order

Answer 2

Certainly! Here's an example dialogue for the role-play activity described on page 83 of your English textbook for 4th grade, where one student plays the role of a customer (Task A) and the other plays the role of a waiter (Task B):

Task A (Customer): Customer: Hello! I'd like to order some food, please. Waiter: Of course! What would you like to have?

Task B (Waiter): Waiter: Good afternoon! Welcome to our restaurant. What can I get for you today? Customer: Hi! I'd like to start with a Caesar salad, please. Waiter: Great choice! Would you like the salad with or without chicken? Customer: With chicken, please. And for the main course, I'll have the spaghetti carbonara. Waiter: Excellent! And how would you like your spaghetti cooked – al dente or well-done? Customer: Al dente, please. Finally, I'll have a chocolate brownie for dessert. Waiter: Wonderful! Would you like any drinks with your meal, like water, soda, or maybe some tea or coffee? Customer: Just a glass of water, please.

Feel free to adapt the dialogue to suit your preferences or add more details if needed. This role-play exercise is an excellent way to practice ordering food in a restaurant setting in English.