Eating at a restaurant
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The document discusses vocabulary related to eating at a restaurant. It provides lists of items found on a typical menu, including beverages, starters, salads, side orders, main courses and desserts. It also includes common expressions used in a restaurant setting, such as when ordering, paying the bill, and different ways to pay. The purpose is to learn food and restaurant vocabulary in English.
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