Гроза, 9. Students book. Unit 10. Lesson 2-3. Exercise 2a

Where are the people? Where are they going to eat/drink?
Situation 1 In a school canteen A bar of chocolate, a can of diet cola
Situation 2 At a fast food restaurant A big burger, a fish burger, a large portion of chips, a strawberry ice-cream
Situation 3 At home A glass of juice
Tapescript:
Situation 1: In a school canteen.
Female student: One of those, please. And can I have a burger, please, and some chips?
Dinner lady: Do you want some beans?
Female student: No, thanks.
Dinner lady: Anything else?
Female student: Can I have a bar of chocolate, 1 mean, a Snickers bar, please, and a can of Cola, please.
Dinner lady: Diet or ordinary?
Female student: Diet, please. How much is that?
Dinner lady: Two pounds twenty.
Female student: Here you are, thanks.
Dinner lady: Thanks.
Situation 2:
Male student 1: I’m going to have a big burger.
Male student 2: No, not for me. I’ll go for a fish burger.
Male student 1: Oh, that’s horrible – a fish burger!
Male student 2: Shut up. I’ve only got enough money for a fish burger and a large portion of chips.
Male student 1: I’ll have an ice-cream/ I’ve already had a packet of crisps today at school.
Cashier: Next, please!
Male student 2: A big burger, a fish burger, a large portion of chips and an ice-cream.
Cashier: Chocolate or strawberry?
Male student 2: Strawberry, please. Thanks.
Cashier: That’s five pounds fifty and here’s your receipt. Have a nice day!
Male student 2: You too!
Situation 3: At home.
Jan: Mum, I don’t want this bowl of cereal! I hate cornflakes! I just want a piece of toast and a slice of cheese.
Mother: Come on, Jan, be sensible, dear. You must have a proper breakfast.
Jan: Mum, I don’t want a proper breakfast, as you call it! I don’t want to get fat!
Mother: I know, dear, but at least have a glass of fruit juice, that’ll help stop you getting spots. And anyway, juice is less fattening than toast. Look, Jan, you need the juice for the vitamins, you need cornflakes for energy and more vitamins, and milk for calcium because you’re still growing.
Jan: That’s boring, Mum! I can’t drink a carton of milk every day. That makes me sick.
Mother: OK, I’m having my cup of coffee now, and, please, don’t forget your juice.