Question

1) Underline the correct article.

1. I don't like lasagne but I love Ø/a/the ham and cheese pizza.

2. A/The/Ørestaurant we went to last night was very nice.

3. My brother works as an/a/the waiter.

4. Irish pubs are the/Ø/ same wherever you go.

5. We ordered a/the/Ødessert. We had a/an/Ø vanilla ice cream with Ø/the/a nuts and the/Ø/an almonds.

6. A/The/Ø waiter came up and gave us the/Ø menus.

7. My favourite café is in a/the town centre next to the/a main post office.

8. We left a/the tip because we were happy withØ/a/the service.

9. We booked a/the table for two. We got the/a table next to the toilets so we left a/the restaurant.

2) Complete the dialogues with 'a/an', 'the' or zero article.

A: Good evening, I'd like 1. _____ table for two, please.

B: Certainly, madam. What time would you like 2. _____ table for?

A: At eight, please. I'd like 3. _____ table near 4. _____ big window, if that's possible.

B: I'm sorry, but all 5. _____ tables near 6. _____ window are booked.

A: Good evening. We have 7. _____ reservation. 8. _____ name is Cowden.

B: Good evening, madam. This way, please. Shall I bring you 9. _____ menu or would you like 10 _____ drink first?

A: 11. _____ menu and 12. _____ bottle of 13. _____ champagne, please.

B: Would you like 14. _____ cup of 15. _____ coffee?

A: Yes, please. I'd like 16. _____ espresso. And could you bring 17. _____ bill, please?

Proszę o pomoc.

Dam NAJ :)

Answer 1

zad.1

1. I don't like lasagne but I love Ø ham and cheese pizza.

2. The restaurant we went to last night was very nice.

3. My brother works as a waiter.

4. Irish pubs are the same wherever you go.

5. We ordered a dessert. We had Ø vanilla ice cream with Ø nuts and Ø almonds.

6. A waiter came up and gave us Ø menus.

7. My favourite café is in the town centre next to the main post office.

8. We left a tip because we were happy with Ø service.

9. We booked a table for two. We got the table next to the toilets so we left a restaurant.

 

 

zad.2

A: Good evening, I'd like a table for two, please.

B: Certainly, madam. What time would you like a table for?

A: At eight, please. I'd like the table near a big window, if that's possible.

B: I'm sorry, but all Ø tables near the window are booked.

A: Good evening. We have a reservation. 8The name is Cowden.

B: Good evening, madam. This way, please. Shall I bring you a menu or would you like a drink first?

A: A menu and a bottle of Ø champagne, please.

B: Would you like a cup of Ø coffee?

A: Yes, please. I'd like an espresso. And could you bring a bill, please?