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Borisov: I'm afraid I don't understand the names of all dishes on the menu,
Mr Stanley. Could you help me and recommend what to take?
Stanley: With pleasure. H-m-m, would you like mushroom soup?
Borisov: No, thank you. I seldom eat soup in the evening.
Stanley: Then you can order roast-beef with fried potatoes. It's a traditional
English dish and it's usually delicious.
Borisov: Fine.
Waiter: How about you, sir?
Stanley: Well, I'm pretty hungry. I'll start with chicken soup, then I'd like a
steak with green salad. And bring us a bottle of red wine, please.
Waiter: Would you like to order dessert now? There is a choice of fruit or
ice-cream.
Borisov: I prefer fruit.
Stanley: So do I. What about some cheese?
Borisov: No cheese for me, thank you.
Stanley: I think I'll have some. And we'll finish with black coffee, if you
don't mind.
Borisov: That sounds nice.
Waiter: Thank you, gentlemen. 1 hope you'll enjoy yourselves.
Dialogue 2.
P.: I say, Ben, how about having dinner together?
B.: Well, it’s just the right time. They serve good meals here and the prices
are quite reasonable.
P.: I’ve already reserved a table. Come along!
B.: What shall we take?
P.: You know what I’d like? A typical English dinner.
B.: O. K., then. What about a juicy piece of roast beef, just slightly under-
done and Yorkshire pudding?
P.: All right. I'll try that.
B.: Good. We'll have roast beef to begin with and Yorkshire pudding to
follow.
W.: Very good. Any drinks, sir?
P.: I wouldn't mind having a brandy.
B.: Well, brandy and coffee for two.
B.: Waiter, how much is our bill?
W.: One pound and ten pence.
B.: Here's a five pound note.
W.: Three pounds and ninety change.
B.: Right. Thanks.
W.: Thank you.
Borisov: I'm afraid I don't understand the names of all dishes on the menu,
          Mr Stanley. Could you help me and recommend what to take?
Stanley: With pleasure. H-m-m, would you like mushroom soup?
Borisov: No, thank you. I seldom eat soup in the evening.
Stanley: Then you can order roast-beef with fried potatoes. It's a traditional
          English dish and it's usually delicious.
Borisov: Fine.
Waiter: How about you, sir?
Stanley: Well, I'm pretty hungry. I'll start with chicken soup, then I'd like a
        steak with green salad. And bring us a bottle of red wine, please.
Waiter: Would you like to order dessert now? There is a choice of fruit or
        ice-cream.
Borisov: I prefer fruit.
Stanley: So do I. What about some cheese?
Borisov: No cheese for me, thank you.
Stanley: I think I'll have some. And we'll finish with black coffee, if you
        don't mind.
Borisov: That sounds nice.
Waiter: Thank you, gentlemen. 1 hope you'll enjoy yourselves.

          Dialogue 2.
P.: I say, Ben, how about having dinner together?
B.: Well, it’s just the right time. They serve good meals here and the prices
     are quite reasonable.
P.: I’ve already reserved a table. Come along!
B.: What shall we take?
P.: You know what I’d like? A typical English dinner.
B.: O. K., then. What about a juicy piece of roast beef, just slightly under-
     done and Yorkshire pudding?
P.: All right. I'll try that.
B.: Good. We'll have roast beef to begin with and Yorkshire pudding to
     follow.
W.: Very good. Any drinks, sir?
P.: I wouldn't mind having a brandy.
B.: Well, brandy and coffee for two.
B.: Waiter, how much is our bill?
W.: One pound and ten pence.
B.: Here's a five pound note.
W.: Three pounds and ninety change.
B.: Right. Thanks.
W.: Thank you.


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