LESSON FOURTEEN (THE FOURTEENTH LESSON)

DIALOGUES (to be learnt by heart)

In the^Street

A.    'Let’s drop 'in 'somewhere for a ~\snack. I

B.    I’d 'rather 'have a ^proper meal, | it’s "Vunch time now. |

A.    'All bright. | 'Shall we 'go to a ^restaurant? |

B.    'Yes, T diet’s. | There’s 'quite a 'nice one 'over 'there on the f left hand "Vide. | They have a 'self-'service de'part- ment 'there ~Voo, I though I 'don’t 'want to 'go there to* Stlay. j

At the"\Restaurant

A.    There’s a 'nice 'table for "Vtwo. I 'Shall we _?take it? |

B.    'Can’t you 'see, it’s re~\served? |

A.    ~\Oh, | 'I fsee. 'Come over^here then; | we’ll be 'very 'comfortable at"Vhi$ table. |

B.    ('seated) 'Will    you 'have any 'hors ^/d’ceuvres?    |

A.    'Not to^day.    | 1*11 'start with ^soup | and    have    a

'steak to ^follow. |

B.    'I had 'meM for my f main 'course "^.yesterday, | so I’ll have "Vish for a change. |

A.    'Shall we 'order the 'sweet 'straight a_Jmy? | 'What would you ^like? |

B.    'Fruit Jsalad    and 'ice-cream for _Jme. |

A.    'AH fright, |    'I’ll 'have the "Vame. |

ACTIVE WORDS AND WORD COMBINATIONS

to Have a snack    the main course

to go somewhere for a snack    a change

a proper meal    a change for    the better (for the

a department    worse)

self-service    for a change

(See Vocabulary for Lesson 14, p. 431)

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