What would John like for dinner? Listen to the recording, find the answer and underline the key sentences.
What would you like for dinner, John?
I’d like some beef, please.
I’m hungry. I’d like some noodles. Can I have a spoon/a knife and fork/chopsticks, please?
Yes./No.
Would you like some noodles?
Yes, please. Can I have a spoon /a knife and fork, please?
Yes, but try chopsticks for noodles.
Practice
Can I have…, please? Try… for…
Look! John is at home with his mother. It’s time for dinner. They are talking about their dinner.
What’s in the picture above? A spoon. What’s in the picture below? Chopsticks.
What’s in the picture above? A bowl of noodles. What’s in the picture below? Beef.
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