Containers and Quantifiers.

Match the words to make the names of drinks.

2. Check your vocabulary: gap fill Write the best word to complete the sentence.

1. We keep liquids, such as water or wine, in a _______________.

2. We keep jam in a _______________.

3. We keep food like beans or tuna in a _______________ and it is made of metal.

4. We can find sugar or sweetener in a small _______________.

5. We use a _______________ to pour drinks for other people.

6. We keep milk or juice in a _______________. It is made of cardboard.

7. A _______________ can come in different sizes. You need many of these when you move house.

8. You can find cold drinks in a _______________. It is made of metal.

9. You squeeze a _______________ to get your toothpaste out.

10. You can find butter or ice cream in a _______________.

Put the correct quantifiers into the sentences:

Problems with drinks

Match the situations to the statements.

1. Your drink doesn’t have enough gas in it.

2. The waitress gives you the wrong drink.

3. You are charged too much for a drink.

4. The waitress spills water on you.

5. Your glass isn’t clean.

a. "Don’t worry. It was an accident."

b. "Sorry, I didn’t order this."

c. "The price on the menu for this is £2.00 and not £2.50."

d. "This glass is dirty."

e. "This lemonade is too flat."

Ordering drinks

Put the following phrases in the correct order to make a dialogue between a customer and a barman.

a. And here is your change for the drink. ________

b. Here you are. Oh but wait, this glass is dirty. ________

c. I’d like to order an orange juice? 1

d. I’m so sorry. I’ll get you a new glass. ________

e. No problem. ________

f. Of course. Would you like ice and a slice of fresh orange? ________

g. Thank you very much. ________

h. That will be £2. ________

i. Yes please. How much is that? ________