Complete the exercises about "At the Restaurant: Vocabulary & Idioms".

Here are the solutions for the exercises:

1. VOCABULARY

1. menu - A
2. waiter/waitress - B
3. bill - C
4. starter - D
5. main course - E
6. dessert - F
7. tip - G
8. reservation - H
9. table for two - I
10. cutlery - J

2. FILL IN THE BLANKS

1. Can we see the menu, please?
2. I'd like the salad as a starter.
3. The steak is my main course.
4. We had a chocolate cake for dessert.
5. Don't forget to leave a tip.
6. We've got a reservation at 7 p.m.
7. Could we have a table for two?
8. The waiter brought our drinks.
9. Let me get the bill, please.
10. I use a fork and a knife because I have cutlery.

3. IDIOMS AT THE RESTAURANT

1. Take it with a grain of salt - A. To accept something, but not completely trust it.
2. Don't put all your eggs in one basket - E. To not risk everything on one plan.
3. Have your cake and eat it too - D. To try to have two opposite things at once.
4. Cut the mustard - B. To be good enough.
5. Like chalk and cheese - C. To be very different.

4. ORDERING FOOD
The correct order for the dialogue is:

1. What can I get for you?
2. Here's the menu.
3. Certainly. Would you like anything to drink?
4. A glass of lemonade, please.
5. I'd like the grilled chicken, please.
6. Of course. Here you are.
7. Thank you.

5. READ THE MENU AND ANSWER

1. How much is the Caesar salad? The Caesar salad costs $5.00. *Answer:$\boxed{5.00}*
2. What's the cheapest dessert? Comparing the dessert prices: Ice cream ($4.00), Cheesecake ($3.50), Fruit salad ($3.50). The cheapest are Cheesecake and Fruit salad. *Answer:$\boxed{\text{Cheesecake or Fruit salad (3.50)}}$*
3. How much is the vegetable curry? The vegetable curry costs $10.50. *Answer:$\boxed{10.50}*
4. What drink would you like? This is an open-ended question. Answer: $\boxed{\text{I would like water.}}$
5. What would your meal be (start, main course, dessert)? This is an open-ended question. Answer: $\boxed{\text{My meal would be Tomato soup, Grilled chicken, and Ice cream.}}$

6. SPEAKING / WRITING
This section requires personal answers. Here are example responses:

• Where would you go? I would go to a cozy Italian restaurant.
• What would you order? I would order a Caprese salad, lasagna, and tiramisu.
• Who would you go with? I would go with my best friend.
• Why is it your perfect meal? It's my perfect meal because I love Italian food, the atmosphere is usually warm and inviting, and sharing it with a good friend makes it even better.

7. CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION

1. I'm starving. Let's eat to eat.
2. The food was delicious. I enjoyed it.
3. Can I have the bill, please?
4. She ordered a pizza.
5. We are going to a restaurant tonight.
6. He doesn't like spicy food, so he won't eat this.
7. The soup is too hot! I can't eat it.
8. Could you bring me some salt, please?
9. We had a great time at the restaurant, although the service was slow.
10. It's my treat! You don't have to pay.