Complete the sentences with words from the list. Закончите следующие предложения словами из списка.

Course coffee menu waiter tip reservation starter order dessert service

A/ When you arrive at the restaurant a _______________ shows you where to sit.

B/ The waiter brings you the __________ at the end of the meal.

C/ There is often a _______________ charge but some people leave a _______ as well.

D/ The first course or _______________ is usually something light, a salad, for example.

E/ After the dessert you can have a ____________.

F/ Before you go to the restaurant, it is a good idea to make a ____________________.

G/ He brings you the_________________ and leaves you to choose.

H/ This is followed by the main ______________ and finally the ________________.

I/ He comes and takes your _________________.

Learn the expressions which you can use. Выучите выражения, которые Вы сможете использовать.

Выражение согласия

Yes.	Да.
Yes, indeed.	Да, действительно.
Yes, that's true.	Да, верно.
That's right.	Верно.
That's all right.	Все в порядке.
I'm sure of that.	Я в этом уверен.
I'm absolutely certain of that.	Я в этом абсолютно уверен.
I see.	Понятно.
O.K.	Хорошо.
Very well.	Очень хорошо.
That's a good idea.	Это хорошая идея.
I quite agree with you.	Я с Вами полностью согласен.
There's something in that.	В этом что-то есть.
Of course.	Конечно.

 

Несогласие, отказ

No.	Нет.
Certainly not.	Конечно нет.
That isn't true.	Это не так.
No, I can't tell you.	Нет, я не смогу сказать Вам.
I have no idea.	Не знаю.
I think you're wrong.	По-моему, Вы ошибаетесь.
That's not the question.	Не в этом дело.
I can't see much sense in it.	Не вижу в этом смысла.
I object to that.	Я против.

 

Which is the odd word out? Какое слово лишнее в данном ряду?

1. burger; Coke; juice; coffee.

2. apple pie; cheesecake; ice cream; pasta.

3. pizza; pasta; steak; risotto.

4. French fries; chocolate mousse; salad; mayonnaise.

 

Choose the correct answer. Выберите правильный ответ.

1. Would you like a drink?

a. No, I don’t like a drink; b. No, thank you.

2. What would you like to eat?

a. I’d like a pizza; b. I like pizza.

3. Would you like some coffee?

a. Yes, please; b. Yes, I like some juice.

4. Do you like pasta?

a. Yes, please; b. Yes.

 

Answer these questions about the food you like, and eating in your country. If possible, ask another person the same questions.

1 Do you eat steak? If so, how do you like it cooked?

2. Do you like hot spicy food?

3. In restaurants, do you normally drink still or sparkling water?

4. Do waiters normally leave fresh bread on the table?

5. Do you normally eat a starter, main course and dessert when you eat out?

6. Do you add more salt to your food?

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Write a paragraph describing the last time you went to a restaurant.Опишите свой последний визит в ресторан.

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III. Prof-reading

 

Topical Vocabulary

 

Список юридических терминов на английском языке с переводом:

a bribe taker – взяточник

burglary – кража со взломом

a claimant – заявитель / истец (в цивильных делах)

contempt of court – неуважение к суду

a trial – суд; испытание, проба

a crime/offence – преступление

a disorderly conduct – хулиганство / нарушение общественного порядка

a felony – уголовное преступление; тяжкое уголовное преступление

a forgery – подлог или подделка документа

 

Read and translate the text .

 

Law: a necessary evil?

 

In the opinion of many people, the law is a necessary evil that should be used only when everyday, informal ways of settling disputes break down. When we buy a train ticket a lawyer may tell us it represents a contract with legal obligations, but to most of us it is just a ticket that gets us on the train.
If our neighbour plays loud music at night, we probably try to discuss the matter with him rather than consulting the police, lawyers or the courts. Only when we are injured in a train accident, or when a neighbour refuses to behave reasonably, we start thinking about the legal implications of everyday activities.

Even so, some transactions in modern society are so complex that few of us would risk making them without first seeking legal advice; for example, buying or selling a house, setting up a business, or deciding whom to give our property to when we die. In some societies, such as the United States, precise written contracts, lawyers and courts of law have become a part of daily life, whereas in others, such as Japan, lawyers are few and people tend to rely on informal ways of solving disagreements.
It is interesting that two highly industrialized societies should be so different in this respect.

 

Notes to the text:

to settle disputes – разрешать противоречие

legal obligations – юридические обязательства

a neighbour – сосед

to be injured – быть травмированным

to behave – вести себя. Behave yourself! – Ведите себя как следует!

an implication – смысл

a transaction – сделка, соглашение

precise – ясный, четкий

informal – неформальный

a disagreement – разногласие

in this respect – в этом отношении

 

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