vocabulary
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Recontituez le dialogue
Gap-fill exercise
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Waitress: Good evening, are you ready to order, or do you need a little more time?
Tim: Yes, I'm ready to order.
Waitress: Did you notice on our
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salmon
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that we have two seafood specials tonight. One is poached
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and the other is grilled shark.
Tim: That sounds really good, but I think I am going to start with the shrimp cocktail
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. And as for the
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, I think I'll have the New York steak.
Waitress: And, how would you like that steak?
Tim: I'd like that
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. I don't like it when the meat is even a little pink.
Waitress: I'll make sure the
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prepares it just the way you like it. The New York steak
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mashed potatoes, a baked potato, or steak fries.
Tim: I'll take the baked potato.
Waitress: Would you like sour cream and
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on that?
Tim: I'll have sour cream.
Waitress: Your meal also includes a choice of soup or salad.
Tim: What is the soup today?
Waitress: Clam
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or chicken vegetable.
Tim: I think I'll have the salad instead.
Waitress: What kind of
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would you like?
Tim: Blue cheese.
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