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    Lesson one

    Speaking

    At the Restaurant
     Practice the way of making conversation between a waiter/waitress and a customer at
    the restaurant.
    Key words:
     Waiter: a man who serves food or drinks to people in a restaurant.
     Waitress: a woman who serves food or drinks to people in a restaurant.
     Customer: - Someone who buys goods or service from a business.
     Menu: a list of the foods or drinks that may be ordered at a restaurant.
     Bill: a statement of charges for food or drink used or served.
     Charges; the price demanded or required for something.

    There are different ways of making conversation or dialogue during asking for something or
    to use in the restaurant. These are;-

    1. Waiter: May I take your order?


    Customer: Yes, I’d like “ Doro wat”.
    Waiter: And what would you like to drink?
    Customer: I’d like a cup of coffee, please.
    Waiter: Here you are
    Customer: Thank you.

    2. Waiter: Hello, how can I help you?


    Customer: I’d like to have lunch.
    Waiter: Great. What would you like to eat/
    Customer: I’d like Spaghetti. Is it good?
    Waiter: Yes, it’s very good. Would you like something to drink?
    Customer: Just water, please.
    Waiter: Is there anything else I can do for you?
    Customer: I can’t read this menu. How much is the spaghetti?
    Waiter; It’s 15 birr.
    Customer: Thank you.
    Grammar

    Simple present Tense

    It used to talk about the present time.(things which always happen).


    Example:
     The sun gives light.
     The sun rises in the east.
     The sun sets in the west.

    Present tense is also used to express repeated actions.


    Example:

     Jemal always goes to mosque.


     Jemila is a grade 4 student.
     She likes tea with bread.
     He watches a carton film every night.

    He/She/It
     He like football. (wrong)
     He likes football.(correct)
     She speak English.(wrong)
     She speaks English.(correct)
     It walk slowly. (wrong)
     It walks slowly.(correct)

    Note: He/She/ It are singular subjects, so they always take singular verbs.

    I/We/You/They
    I plays football.(wrong)
    I play football.(correct)
    We watches a film.(wrong)
    We watch a film.(correct)
    You eats bananas. (wrong)
    You eat bananas.(correct)
    They reads a book. (wrong)
    They read a book. (correct)
    Is/am/are
    is: goes with he/she/it

    o Genzebe is a strong athlete.


    o She is a strong athlete.
    o Cat is a domestic animal.
    o It is a domestic animal.

    are: go with you/ We /They

     You are my best friend.


     We are best friends.
     They are best friends.

    am: is used only with ‘I’

    I am happy.
    I amn’t sad.

    Does/ Does not


    Does: is used in positive or question sentence.

    Does not( doesn’t) : is used in negative sentence.

    Example:

     Does a cat drink water?


     A cat doesn’t drink water.
     Does he speak Chinese?
     He doesn’t speak Chinese.
    Do/Don’t

    Do: is used with positive question.

    Is used with you/We/they/I

    Example;

     Do you watch Television?


     You don’t watch Television.
     Do we smoke cigarette?
     We don’t smoke cigarette.
     Do I know her name?
     I don’t know her name.
     Do they have a car?
     They don’t have a car.

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