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    The document is about going out to a restaurant and making food choices. It provides a dialogue where Peter and Vanessa discuss going out for dinner and decide to go to a Thai restaurant. It also has exercises where the reader practices talking about preferences for food and making reservations at restaurants. The vocabulary focuses on food-related terms like downtown, cheesecake, and reservation.

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    The document is about going out to a restaurant and making food choices. It provides a dialogue where Peter and Vanessa discuss going out for dinner and decide to go to a Thai restaurant. It also has exercises where the reader practices talking about preferences for food and making reservations at restaurants. The vocabulary focuses on food-related terms like downtown, cheesecake, and reservation.

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    Going Out PDF

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    CRISTIAN DAVID GALVIS PALLARES
    The document is about going out to a restaurant and making food choices. It provides a dialogue where Peter and Vanessa discuss going out for dinner and decide to go to a Thai restaurant. It also has exercises where the reader practices talking about preferences for food and making reservations at restaurants. The vocabulary focuses on food-related terms like downtown, cheesecake, and reservation.

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    Takeaway

    Going Out English > Level A1.2 Starter > At the Restaurant

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    CONTENT
    • Let’s Start! • Let’s Explore! • Let’s Practice! • Extension Activity • Target Words • Learning Points

    Let’s Start!

    Let's go out for dinner tonight! Where should we eat?

    Learning Outcome Can Do Statements

    Accurately use information about food, • I can express preference.


    eating and meals in communicative • I can make and respond to offers and
    situations. invitations.
    • I can talk about food and drink.
    Ask your partner:

    • Do you like to go out for dinner?


    • Who do you go with?
    • What's your favorite kind of food?

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    Takeaway Going Out English > Level A1.2 Starter > At the Restaurant

    Let’s Explore!

    Peter wants to go out for dinner with Vanessa. What does she feel like* eating?
    Let's find out!

    * You use “to feel like” with an -ing verb. Example: I feel like going to the park.

    Instructions: Read the text aloud.

    Peter: Hello?
    Vanessa: Hey Peter, it's me, Vanessa.
    Peter: Oh hi! What's up?
    Vanessa: Are you free this evening?
    Peter: Yes, I am. Would you like to go out?
    Vanessa: Yes! I'd like to try a new restaurant.
    Peter: Sounds good! Should we go downtown?
    Vanessa: Yeah! There are a couple of new places I would like to try.
    Peter: Which ones? I could meet you there.
    Vanessa: Well, there is this Mexican place ...
    Peter: How about Thai Basil? I hear it's very good. Do you feel like eating Thai?
    Vanessa: That's a fab idea. We could also have dessert afterwards.
    Peter: Why not? There is a great cheesecake place nearby.
    Vanessa: Ok! We should call to make a reservation.
    Peter: Yes. Would you like to invite Sally, too?
    Vanessa: Sure!

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    Takeaway Going Out English > Level A1.2 Starter > At the Restaurant

    Let’s Practice!

    Let’s talk about food and drink! Did you understand the dialogue?
    Instructions: Select the correct answer.

    1. Peter and Vanessa decide to go to a…

    a. Thai restaurant.
    b. Mexican restaurant.
    c. Japanese restaurant.

    2. After dinner, they could…


    a. go to the library.
    b. go to a cheesecake place.
    c. go home.

    3. What should Peter and Vanessa do before they go?


    a. They should make a conservation.
    b. They should make a preservation.
    c. They should make a reservation.

    Let’s Practice!

    Let’s practice! That’s a fab idea*!


    *“A fab idea” great idea!

    Instructions: Read the sentences. Fill in the blank with the missing word. Use: fab
    idea, like to, Do you feel, Would, free, I’d like.

    Vanessa: Are you ______ this evening?

    Peter: Yes, I am. _________ you like to go out?

    Vanessa: Yes! _________ to try a new restaurant.

    Peter: __________ like eating Thai?

    Vanessa: That’s a ___________.

    Peter: Would you __________ invite Sally too?

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    Takeaway Going Out English > Level A1.2 Starter > At the Restaurant

    Extension Activity

    Let's go out tonight!

    Instructions: Complete the following steps. Fill in the Self-Assessment.

    a) Write a dialogue about going out to a


    Self-Assessment Yes No
    restaurant.
    b) Talk about your favorite food.
    I express preference when I
    c) Express your preferences about food.
    talk about food.
    d) Choose one restaurant you both agree
    on. I write a dialogue about going
    e) Practice saying the dialogue aloud. out to a restaurant.

    I talk about food.

    Target Words

    • to go out (verb): to leave the house • cheesecake (noun): in North America, a


    e.g. I want to go out tonight. Let's eat popular cake made with cream cheese
    at Thai Basil! e.g. There is this new cheesecake place
    • downtown (noun): the center of the downtown. Let's go!
    city • dessert (noun): a sweet food served at the end
    e.g. There are many good places to eat of a meal
    downtown. e.g. Dessert is my favorite part of a meal!
    • how about ... (expression): what do • reservation (noun): to get a table before you
    you think about ... go to a restaurant
    e.g. How about eating Thai tonight? e.g. We really should make a reservation at Thai
    • to feel like (verb): to want to do Basil.
    something
    e.g. I really feel like eating Thai
    tonight.

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    Takeaway Going Out English > Level A1.2 Starter > At the Restaurant

    Learning Points

    Using Modals to Express Preferences About Food

    You use the modals could, would, and should to express preferences about food.
    You ask questions with modals like Would you like to ... ? or Should we ... ?
    You can use the short form of would in an answer, like I'd like to ...

    Questions Answers

    Would you like to ... ? Yes, I'd like/love to ...


    Should we ... ? No, I would prefer to ...

    Could you come? Yes. I would like to.

    Examples:
    • Andrew: Would you like to eat Thai food tonight?
    Beth: Yes! I'd love to try a new restaurant.
    • Andrew: Should we make a reservation at Thai Basil? Could you meet me at 7?
    Beth: I don't feel like eating Thai. I would prefer to eat Japanese food.

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