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THE RESTAURANT

Here’s a dialogue with lots of useful vocabulary and expressions to use in a restaurant. You’ll be able to use them next time you go to a restaurant. In this scene Mr Hargreaves has entered a typical English restaurant for some lunch. He has a few problems getting what he wants:

Hargreaves: Excuse me, I’ve been sitting here for at least ten minutes. Are you going to serve me some time today?

Waiter: Oh, sorry. I didn’t see you there. What are you going to have, then?

Hargreaves: I’d like to see the menu, if that’s at all possible.

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