U13May-I-Take-Your-Order

1、 1. Reading comprehension 2. Dictation u13Warm Up! What is your favorite food? Why do you like it?May I Take Your Order?Where would we hear this phrase?Food Firsts What is it called? What is it made of? First made in China circa 1000 B.C. Noodles First farmed in the Middle East in 850 Coffee Brought

2、 to Spain from Mexico in 1520 Chocolate First made in Belgium circa 1680 French FriesFood Firsts What is called? What is it made of? The modern style of this was first made in Japan in the 1700s Sushi Named for the English Earl of Sandwich in 1760 The Sandwich 伯爵 The first pizzeria in New York City

3、opened in 1895 Pizza 匹萨饼店, 意大利肉饼店 Invented in Connecticut, USA, in 1900 The HamburgerWhich of these is your favorite? Why?ConversationGoing out for dinner（handout） What kind of food does Jeff first suggest? Why does Bob say no? Why does Jeff agree? What type of restaurant does Bob suggest?Indian foo

4、d.Because he is not in the mood for it.Because its a bit spicy.A Japanese restantant.Conversation 1b Going out for Dinner Listen to the rest of the conversation What time do they decide to have dinner? Where do they decide to meet? What might they do after dinner?Practice the ConversationGoing out f

5、or dinnerthe first halfthe second halfthe whole onekey informationConversation 1a Going out for Dinner Jeff: Say, would you like to go out to dinner tonight? Bob: Sure. Where do you want to go? Jeff: Well, what do you think of Indian food? Bob: I love it, but Im not really in the mood for it today.

6、Jeff: Yeah, Im not either I guess. Its a bit spicy.Conversation 1a Going out for Dinner Bob: Hmm. How do you like Japanese food? Jeff: Oh, I like it a lot. Bob: I do, too. And I know a nice Japanese restaurant near here its called Iroha. Jeff: Oh, Ive always wanted to go there. Bob: Terrific! Lets g

7、o!STOP AUDIO HEREConversation 1b Going out for Dinner Listen to the rest of the conversation What time do they decide to have dinner? Where do they decide to meet? What might they do after dinner?Conversation 1b Going out for Dinner Bob: So, do you want to eat early or late? Jeff: Lets eat early. Th

8、en maybe we can go to a movie afterward. Bob: Good idea. Why dont we have dinner around 6:00? Jeff: 6 is good. And where do you want to meet? Bob: Lets meet at the restaurant. OK? Jeff: Yeah, thats fine with me.STOP AUDIO HEREWhat are some common cuisines that Americans enjoy? 烹饪, 佳肴 Mexican (its my

9、 favorite) Italian French Japanese ChineseMexican The most important part of Mexican food is the tortilla. 薄而圆的玉蜀黍饼 Also very important is salsa 沙司(墨西哥食物中辣调味汁)萨尔萨舞曲. Some examples of Mexican food are burritos, nachos and fajitas. 玉米煎饼 烤干酪辣味玉米片 费鸡特菜Italian The most important part of Italian cuisine i

10、s pasta and tomato sauce! 意大利面 番茄沙司番茄汁 Spaghetti 意大利式细面条, 绝缘套管 Lasagna 烤宽面条(上浇肉末番茄汁)French French people enjoy hundreds of varieties of cheese! One very unusual French dish is escargot. 食用蜗牛snailWhat would you like ？How would you reply？ Im not crazy about French food.着迷的, 狂热的, 热衷于 . I can eat any ki

11、nd of food. I think Mexican food is delicious. I cant stand greasy food.不能忍受油腻的, 滑溜溜的, 泥泞的 I dont like salty food.Tell me about two kinds of food you like. two kinds of food you cant stand. two kinds of food you are in the mood for dinner tonight!1. Beef Curry2. Tuna sushi3. Fried Bananas4. Sweet &

12、Sour Shrimp5. Grilled Salmon6. Lamb Kebabs7. Mushroom Omelet8. Stir-fried Tofu1. Beef Curry2. Tuna sushi3. Fried Bananas4. Sweet &Sour Shrimp5. GrilledSalmon6. Lamb Kebabs7. MushroomOmelet8. Stir-fried Tofu9. Chicken Burrito9. ChickenBurritoNow add two more to each category!Conversation 2a Ordering

13、a Meal What is the first thing the customer orders? What kind of salad does the customer order? What kind of salad dressing does he order?Conversation 2a Ordering a Meal Waiter: May I take your order? Customer: Yes. Id like the lamb kebabs. 烤羊肉串 Waiter: All right. And would you like a salad? Custome

14、r: Yes, Ill have a mixed green salad.Conversation 2a Ordering a Meal Waiter: OK, what kind of dressing would you like? We have blue cheese and vinaigrette. 色拉酱, 色拉调料 蓝纹奶酪 色拉调味汁（用油、醋和各种香草等混合） Customer: Blue cheese, please. Waiter: And would you like anything to drink? Customer: Yes, Id like a large i

15、ced tea, please. 冰茶STOP AUDIO HEREConversation 2b Ordering a Meal Listen to the waiter talk to the next customer. What does the customer order? What is her side dish? 正菜外的附加菜 What is her drink? She says no to dessert. Why? 甜食 The waiter tries to sell her more and more things. This is called an “up s

16、ell”. Why does he do this?Conversation 2b Ordering a Meal Waiter: Are you ready to order? Customer: Yes, I think so. Id like a cheeseburger, please. 奶酪汉堡包 Waiter: Would you like todays special? A cheeseburger and fries? Customer: Uh, no fries for me. But Ill take a small potato salad. 马铃薯沙拉Conversat

17、ion 2b Ordering a Meal Waiter: OK. Anything to drink? Customer: Yeah, Ill have a large iced coffee, please. 冰咖啡 Waiter: And how about some dessert? We have pie, cake and ice cream. 馅饼 蛋糕, 块状物 Customer: No thanks. Im trying to watch my weight. STOP AUDIO HERERole Play Partner A: You are a customer in

18、 a diner. Think of what you want to order. 用餐者, 车形餐馆 Partner B: You are the server in the diner. Be sure to “up sell” the customer! Ask about drinks, salads, desserts and anything else!You own a restaurant! What is the most important thing to have a successful restaurant in Chongqing? In America we

19、famously say:LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION!To Tip or Not to Tip? The word tip comes from an old English slang word that means to give. Its both a noun and a verb. Americans usually tip people in places like restaurants, airports, hotels, and hair salons. 俚语, 行话 发廊To Tip or Not to Tip? In short, you s

20、hould probably tip people that work in the food and beverage industry and similar services. People who work in these places often get paid low wages. A tip shows that the customer is pleased with the service. 饮食工业 工资, 报酬 高兴的To Tip or Not to Tip? Sometimes its hard to know how much to tip. The size o

21、f the tip usually depends on the service. People such as parking valets or bellhops usually get smaller tips. The tip for people such as taxi drivers ande waiters or waitresses is usually larger. Here are a few guidelines for tipping in the United States: 依赖(依靠, 取决于, 随 . 而定) 停车场服务员 旅馆服务员To Tip or No

22、t to Tip? Airport porters or hotel bellhops: $1 or $2 for carrying each suitcase. 搬运工 Parking valets: $1 for parking a car. Hotel doormen: $1 or $2 for getting a taxi. 看门人, 门卫 Hotel maids: $1 to $5 per night. 女仆, 侍女, 未婚女子To Tip or Not to Tip? Taxi drivers: 15% of the bill more if they help you with bags. Waiters and waitresses: 15 to 20 % of the bill.(There is no tipping in fast-food restaurants.) Barbers or hairstylists: 15 % of the bill 理发师