At The Coffee Shop American English Student
At The Coffee Shop American English Student
At The Coffee Shop American English Student
AT THE
COFFEE
SHOP
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Expemo code:
17L9-E38C-7TTR
1 Warm up
Now, look at the picture and check ✦ the words for things and people that you see.
posters customers
lemons bottles
a menu a barista
windows coffee
books a telephone
2 Vocabulary
1) 2) 3)
4) 5) 6)
7) 8) 9)
1. hot drinks:
2. cold drinks:
3. snacks:
3 Listening
You are going to listen to a short dialogue between a customer and a seller. Listen or watch and
answer the questions below.
Audio
Listen again and complete the dialogue with the phrases below.
Video
4 Language point
Study the sentences below and complete the fourth column with "barista," "customer," or "both".
useful language from the dialogue you will also hear who says it?
greeting the customer Can I help you? What can I get you? 1.
ordering food or drink Can I have a coffee I’ll have a coffee/ I’d 2.
with cream, please? like a coffee.
saying the total price That’s three dollars. That comes to three 6.
dollars.
Note
5 Practice
Read what the barista says and choose the best sentence below for the customer to complete the
dialogue.
Here you go. I’d like a tea, please. What does that come to?
Yes, please. Yes. What snacks do you have? You’re welcome.
Barista Thanks.
Carolyn
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6 Role play
Work with a partner. Look at the menu below and practice a similar dialogue. Order something to
eat and drink. Then change roles and practice another dialogue using different useful language.
Drinks Snacks
(large)
7 Extra practice
Put these words in order and then practice the dialogue in pairs.
2. a black/ I’d/coffee/like/please.
3. or/large?/Small
4. please./a/coffee,/small/Just
5. you?/else/Can/I/anything/get
6. any/have/you/sandwiches?/Do
7. chicken/Yes,/have/we/or/cheese.
8. please?/chicken/I/have/Can
9. course,/here/Of/are/you
10. much/that?/is/How
11. dollars./that’s/seven
12. you/Here/go.
8 Talking point
a tip is a small amount of money that people leave for a service, e.g., in a restaurant
1. Do you leave a tip in coffee shops, restaurants, or other places in your country?
2. How much money do you leave?
3. Where/how do you leave the tip?
4. Are there any other rules about leaving a tip in your country?
5. Is leaving a tip important in English-speaking countries?