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Kursmitschriften

This document discusses serving drinks in a bar and restaurant. It provides information about different types of drinks including beers, wines, and spirits. It also gives expressions for bartenders to use when interacting with customers, such as asking for IDs, starting a tab, or cutting someone off from more drinks. The document contains a listening activity about a busy night at a bar and questions to test comprehension.

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Kursmitschriften

This document discusses serving drinks in a bar and restaurant. It provides information about different types of drinks including beers, wines, and spirits. It also gives expressions for bartenders to use when interacting with customers, such as asking for IDs, starting a tab, or cutting someone off from more drinks. The document contains a listening activity about a busy night at a bar and questions to test comprehension.

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Serving drinks

In this unit you will


interact with customers
in the bar and restaurant
talk about drinks. •

■ Starter
Match the words with the drink groups in the table. Some
words may be used more than once.
draught sweet still light single
mixer red bitter sparkling rosé
full-bodied lager soft drink double magnum
dry white medium fizzy

Beers Wines Spirits Non


alcoholic
sparkling sparkling

3 Work with a partner. Use the prompts to practise


expressions for situations in the bar.
• toilets?• start a tab?
• order from the bar?
• soft drinks?• calm down
• no more drinks
• security • ID

■ Listening A busy night in the bar ■ Language


! Expressionsstudy
to learn

1 O 9.1 Listen and answer the questions. Can we start a tab behind the
bar? Who ordered this?
1 What did Stef get for the group on the terrace?
Excuse me. Where are the
2 How did they pay for their drinks?
toilets? Just down the stairs on
3 Where are the bar’s toilets?
the right.
4 Do customers order drinks from the bar?
I can’t serve you any more
5 Why did Mario speak to the men in the corner?
drinks. You’ve got five minutes
6 Why did Stef ask for the girl’s ID?
to drink up So that’s... Is that
right?
2 Q 9.1 Listen again. Match 1-8 with a-h to make sentences.
!Do
Newyouwords
have to
ID?use
1 O Can we start a their ID? b call security, c
2 Q Can we order a tab behind the bar? d have aperitif half-bottle house security
3 Q Take a seat and you got? e drinks at the bar? chilled white/red ice single malt
4 QI need to ask you f to calm down, g you any corked bucket New sparkling
5 QI cant serve more drinks, h I’ll send the draught World wine still tab
6 QI don’t want to waitress over to you. flute popular
7 Q Will you check full- room
8 Q What other soft drinks bodied temperature
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