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Ania: So what 1. shall / will I have? 2. I’ve never tried / I never tried some of these dishes in my life.
Peter: That’s why I’ve brought you here. It’s a traditional English pub which serves traditional English food. What 3. are you
fancying / do you fancy? It’s on me.
Ania: Thank you. I really don’t know what to have. 4. Can / Could you suggest anything?
Peter: They do delicious fish and chips here. It’s quite a big portion, though.
Ania: I’m not really 5. keen / fond on fish that much. 6. Might / Can you recommend something else?
Peter: Last time I 7. have ordered / ordered a shepherd’s pie and it was absolutely delicious. Why 8. don’t / can’t you try it?
Ania: What is it exactly?
Peter: It’s made of potatoes and minced meat in gravy. It’s quite tasty and filling actually.
Ania: Sounds great. I like this kind of thing. I’ll have a side salad with it if that’s OK with you.
Peter: Absolutely! If I 9. were / could be you, I’d go for the Caesar salad. It’s really nice.
Ania: I 10. would / had rather have something smaller – just some fresh vegetables.
Peter: Good choice. You 11. won’t / don’t regret it ! I’ll have the same, I think. Anything to drink?
Ania: A glass of water will 12. be fine / do.
Peter: OK then. We’re ready to order.
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2. I've never tried.
3. do you fancy
4. Could
5. fond on
6. Can
7. ordered
8. don't you try it
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