|1. Ordering Food - 2. Meals - 3. Have & Has - 4. Preferences|
|1. ORDERING FOOD| |Here are some ways to ask for food at a
café. I’ll have a sandwich thanks. Ummm…I’ll have a cheese and
salad sandwich and a cappuccino thanks. |You can say please
instead of thanks. I’ll have a sandwich please. or can I have
instead of I'll have. Can I have a sandwich thanks. or could I
have Could I have a sandwich thanks. You can also say I'd
like... I’d like a… orange juice and a pie with chips. |Here are
some questions you might ask. Do you have salt? Have you got
salt? Do you have sauce? |The person serving might say: This
means that things such as sauce, salt and sugar are on the
counter and you can use as much as you want. Just help yourself.
|In the story Steve and Anne were having lunch. Lunch is the
meal we have in the middle of the day. Breakfast is the first
meal of the day. The meal at the end of the day is called
dinner. Dinner is the main meal. |3. HAVE & HAS| |We use have
with you, we, they and I. you have coffee