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I'd like a coffee, please — Workbook

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Exercise 1

1. Vocabulary gap-fill

Complete each sentence with ONE word from the box.

Word bank — drag or tap, then tap a gap
  1. Can I have the  drop , please? I want to pay.
  2. Can I see the  drop , please?
  3. The  drop  brought us water and bread.
  4. What is the  drop  of the coffee?
  5. I'd like a  drop  sugar in my tea.
  6. There are a  drop  apples left in the bag.
  7. I  drop  like a tea, please.
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Exercise 2

2. I'd like or I want?

Choose the more polite sentence for a café.

  1. Ordering a coffee politely:
  2. Ordering a sandwich politely:
  3. Asking to pay politely:
  4. Asking about price politely:
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Exercise 3

3. Countable or uncountable?

Choose the correct group for each word.

  1. milk

  2. banana

  3. sugar

  4. sandwich

  5. bread

  6. egg

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Exercise 4

4. Find and fix the mistake

Each sentence has ONE mistake. Write it correctly.

  1. I want a coffee, please. (make it more polite)
  2. How much are the coffee?
  3. How much is the sandwiches?
  4. I'd like a few water, please.
  5. There are a little apples in the bag.
  6. I'd like to a tea, please.
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Exercise 5

5. Listening · Ordering breakfast

A customer orders breakfast at a café. Listen for the order and the price.

  1. What does the customer order to eat?
  2. What does she order to drink?
  3. How much is the total?
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Waiter:Good morning! What would you like?

Customer (Lucia):Good morning. I'd like a croissant and some fruit, please.

Waiter:Of course. Anything to drink?

Lucia:Yes, I'd like a coffee, with a little milk, please.

Waiter:No problem. Anything else?

Lucia:No, thank you. How much is that?

Waiter:That's five euros twenty, please.

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Exercise 6

6. Writing · Ordering at a café

Write a short dialogue (40–50 words) between a customer and a waiter. Use 'I'd like…, please' and 'How much…?'.

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Exercise 7

7. Reflection

Answer in one or two sentences.

  1. Do you find 'a little' and 'a few' difficult? Give one example of each.
  2. Write your favourite order at a café using I'd like.
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