Lesson 5: Food & Restaurants

Extended Practice Worksheet | Level A1–A2 | 60–75 minutes

Objectives

Students can order food, talk about food preferences, use countable and uncountable nouns, use

some/any, and use “would like” in restaurant situations.

1. Vocabulary

Words: menu • order • waiter • customer • bill • water • chicken • rice • sandwich • juice • dessert •

soup • salad • cheese • bread • apple • orange • coffee • tea • hungry • thirsty

A. Match.

1. menu ___ a. person who serves food

2. waiter ___ b. list of food and drinks

3. bill ___ c. person who orders food

4. customer ___ d. money you need to pay

5. dessert ___ e. sweet food after a meal

B. Complete.

1. Can I see the ______, please?

2. I am very ______. I want a sandwich.

3. Can I have a glass of ______?

4. The ______ brings our food.

5. We usually have ______ after dinner.

6. Can we have the ______, please?

C. Odd one out.

1. rice / chicken / water / sandwich

2. waiter / customer / dessert / cashier

3. apple / orange / juice / banana

4. menu / bill / plate / restaurant

2. Countable & Uncountable Nouns

A. Write C or U.

burger ___

apple ___ | rice ___ | sandwich ___ | water ___ | bread ___ | orange ___ | cheese ___ | egg ___ | juice ___ |

B. Choose a, an, or some.

1. ___ apple 2. ___ rice 3. ___ sandwich 4. ___ orange

5. ___ water 6. ___ egg 7. ___ cheese 8. ___ burger

C. Complete the sentences.

1. There is ______ apple on the table.

2. There are ______ sandwiches in the bag.

3. I need ______ water.

4. She bought ______ orange.

5. We have ______ bread.3. Some & Any

Choose some or any.

1. I would like ______ chicken.

2. Do you have ______ orange juice?

3. We don't have ______ bread.

4. There are ______ apples on the table.

5. Is there ______ cheese?

6. Can I have ______ water, please?

7. She doesn't want ______ rice.

8. They bought ______ sandwiches.

9. Are there ______ eggs?

10. We need ______ tomatoes.

Correct the mistakes.

1. I don't have some money.

2. Do you have some juice?

3. We need any bread.

4. There isn't some rice.

5. She doesn't want some soup.

4. Would Like

Complete with would or like.

1. I ______ like a chicken sandwich.

2. She ______ like some tea.

3. What ______ you like?

4. ______ you like some dessert?

5. They'd ______ some water.

Rewrite using “would like”.

1. I want a pizza. → __________________________

2. She wants some tea. → ______________________

3. We want two sandwiches. → _________________

4. Do you want some coffee? → _________________

5. Choose the Best Answer

1. “What would you like?”

a) I am hungry. b) I'd like a burger. c) Yes, I do.

2. “Would you like a drink?”

a) Yes, some water, please. b) I drink yesterday. c) It is a menu.

3. “Can I have the bill?”

a) Here you are. b) I am a waiter. c) No, I don't.

4. “Do you have any juice?”

a) Yes, we do. b) I'd like rice. c) It is delicious.6. Restaurant Conversation

Complete with: menu • like • anything • water • chicken • dessert • bill • order.

Waiter: Hello! Here is the ______.

Customer: Thank you. I'd ______ a chicken sandwich, please.

Waiter: Would you like ______ to drink?

Customer: Yes, some ______, please.

Waiter: Would you like anything else?

Customer: Yes, I'd like some ______.

Waiter: ______ else?

Customer: No, that's all. Can we have the ______, please?

7. Reading: At the Restaurant

Emma and her brother go to a small restaurant after school. Emma orders a chicken sandwich and some

orange juice. Her brother orders a burger and some water. They order a salad to share. After the meal,

Emma would like some ice cream, but her brother does not want dessert. The waiter brings the bill, and

they pay before going home.

Answer the questions.

1. Where do they go?

2. What does Emma order?

3. What does her brother drink?

4. What do they share?

5. What dessert does Emma want?

6. Does her brother want dessert?

7. When do they pay?

True or False.

1. Emma orders a burger. ___

2. Her brother drinks water. ___

3. They share a salad. ___

4. Emma does not want dessert. ___

8. Reading Vocabulary

Find words in the text that mean:

1. a person who serves food: __________

2. money you pay: __________

3. a sweet food after a meal: __________

4. a meal item with chicken between bread: __________9. Speaking Practice

Role-Play: Student A = waiter. Student B = customer. Use at least 8 lines.

Useful language:

Hello. Are you ready to order?

I'd like…

Would you like anything to drink?

Can I have…?

Anything else?

That's all, thank you.

Can I have the bill, please?

Challenge: Order a starter, main dish, drink, and dessert. Then ask for the bill.

10. Writing Practice

Write your own restaurant order:

Starter: __________________________

Main dish: ________________________

Drink: ____________________________

Dessert: __________________________

Write 8–10 sentences about your favorite meal. Include what you eat, what you drink, why you like it,

and when you usually eat it.

11. Extra Challenge

Find and correct the mistakes:

“I'd like a some chicken. I don't want some rice. Do you have some juice? I would like any water, please.

She'd like a bread. Would you like any dessert? We need a cheese. He want some apples.”

Corrected version:

________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________

12. Exit Ticket

1. One countable noun: ____________________

2. One uncountable noun: ___________________

3. Sentence with some: _____________________

4. Question with any: ______________________

5. Order one item using “I'd like…”: _________Answer Key

Vocabulary: Match: 1-b, 2-a, 3-d, 4-c, 5-e. Complete: 1 menu, 2 hungry, 3 water, 4 waiter, 5 dessert, 6

bill. Odd one out: 1 water, 2 dessert, 3 juice, 4 restaurant.

Countable/Uncountable: apple C, rice U, sandwich C, water U, bread U, orange C, cheese U, egg C, juice

U, burger C.

a/an/some: 1 an, 2 some, 3 a, 4 an, 5 some, 6 an, 7 some, 8 a.

Some/Any: 1 some, 2 any, 3 any, 4 some, 5 any, 6 some, 7 any, 8 some, 9 any, 10 some.

Corrections: 1 I don't have any money. 2 Do you have any juice? 3 We need some bread. 4 There isn't

any rice. 5 She doesn't want any soup.

Would Like: 1 would, 2 would, 3 would, 4 Would, 5 like. Examples: I'd like a pizza. / She'd like some tea. /

We'd like two sandwiches. / Would you like some coffee?

Best Answer: 1-b, 2-a, 3-a, 4-a.

Restaurant Conversation: menu, like, anything, water, chicken, dessert, anything, bill.

Reading: 1 a restaurant, 2 chicken sandwich and orange juice, 3 water, 4 salad, 5 ice cream, 6 no, 7

after the meal. True/False: 1 False, 2 True, 3 True, 4 False.

Reading Vocabulary: waiter, bill, dessert, chicken sandwich.

Extra Challenge: I'd like some chicken. I don't want any rice. Do you have any juice? I would like some

water, please. She'd like some bread. Would you like any dessert? We need some cheese. He wants

some apples.