At the restaurant
Waiter-Good afternoon! Would you like something to eat?
Jane-I would like to try some traditional British meal.
Sam-I advice you to try roast beaf. It’s delicious here.
Jane-Do you think? Ok, I don’t mind. Roast beaf with chips, please.
Sam-And for me the same. So two roast beefs with chips.
Waiter-ok, anything else?
Sam-No, thank you.
Waiter-Would you like something to drink?
Jane-Some wine, please.
Sam-And some beer for me.
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At the restaurant
Waiter: Good afternoon! Would you like something to eat?
Jane: I would like to try some a traditional British meal.
Sam: I advise you to try the roast beef. It’s delicious here.
Jane: What do you think? OK, I don’t mind. Roast beef with chips, please.
Sam: And the same for me the same. So two roast beefs with chips.
Waiter: OK, anything else?
Sam: No, thank you.
Waiter: Would you like something to drink?
Jane: Some wine, please. (Maybe you can say, "A glass of wine, please" OR "I'd like a bottle of your best wine." OR "I'd like some wine" but usually you have to be more specific about the type of wine because restaurants tend to have more than one type of wine.)
Sam: And some a beer for me.
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My late mother use to cook sunday roast. Roast beef. Roast potatoes. Brussells sprouts. Parsnips Peas Carrots. And thick Gravy. And then home made Apple pie. If you ever come here go to a pub on sunday and place your order with a pint of real ale. You will love it))
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