The document is a guide on making short responses and using modal verbs for ordering food at a restaurant. It discusses various types of food, ways to agree or disagree using phrases like 'so', 'too', 'neither', and 'either', and provides examples for practice. It also includes polite ways to make requests using 'would like' and 'will have'.

1. May I Take Your Order ? Short Responses (So, too, either, neither) Modal Verb to request or order in a restaurant By Profr. José Ma. Jaramillo Salazar. April, 2008

2. What kind of food do you like ? Salty Chips French Fries Pop corns Nachos

3. Greasy Hamburger Hot Dog Fried Chicken Tacos Fast Food

4. Hamburger Hot Dog Sandwich Pizza

5. Pie Muffin Cake Ice cream cone Rich

6. Healthy Cereal Salad Fish Soup

7. So and too We can use So and Too to agree with a positive sentence. So is used at the beginning of the sentence. (So + do/am/can + I) Too is used at the end of the sentence (I + do/am/can + too) Affirmative sentences I live near here. I like fast food a lot. I am smart. I can speak English. I love healthy food. I am crazy about mexican food. I can play the piano. Agree responses So do I / I do too So do I / I do too So am I / I am too So can I / I can too So do I / I do too So am I / I am too So can I / I can too Disagree responsees Really? I don’t sorry I don’t like it very much Oh, I’m not so good. Wow! I can’t do it. Yuck! I hate it. Really? I’m not in the mood for it. Ups! I can’t play any instrument.

8. Neither and Either We can use neither and either to agree with a negative sentence. Neither is used at the beginning of the sentence. (Neither + do/am/can + I) Either is used at the end of the sentence (I + don’t/am not/can’t + either) Affirmative sentences I don’t like fast food a lot. I can’t speak English. I don’t eat healthy food. d) I am crazy about mexican food. Agree responses Neither do I / I don’t either Neither can I / I can’t either Neither do I / I don’t either Neither am I / I’m not either Disagree responsees Really? I love it Wow! I can do it. Really? I’m eat every day Ups! I’m not hungry

9. Let’s practice! Complete with short responses I hate working on Saturdays ______________________ I can’t skate boarding. ______________________ I love salty food. ______________________ I never clean my room. ______________________ I’m very tired. ______________________ I don’t exercise a lot. ______________________ I have breakfast every morning ______________________ I listen the class carefully ______________________ I prefer pizza with soda. ______________________ I rather go to a mexican restaurant. ______________________ I hate healthy food. ______________________ I can’t eat spicy food a lot. ______________________ I’m very good at cooking. ______________________ I haven’t eaten cake. ______________________

10. May I Take Your Order ? What do you find in a menu?

11. Salad Bread Spaghetti Soup Fish Fried Chicken Food

12. Corn dog French fries Hamburger Hotdog Pizza Sandwich

13. Taco Cereal Bacon and eggs Rice Steak

14. Soda Drinks Milk Juice Water Lemonade Iced tea

15. Beer Milk Shake Hot chocolate Tea Coffee Wine

16. Desserts Jello Peanuts Pudding Nachos Potato chips Chocolate bar

17. Pie Doughnut Cake Ice cream cone Ice cream bar Muffin

18. “ Modal verbs would and will for request” When you go to a restaurant or when you need to ask something in a polite way, you can use: I would like ( I’d like ) I will have ( I’ll have ) I’d like a large soda with ice. I’ll have a piece of strawberry pie. I’d like fish with french fries, please I’ll have the soup to start

19. What would you like to order? I’d like an steak with rice. I’ll have an steak with rice. Would you like something to drink? I’d like a glass of iced tea. I’ll have a cup of coffe, please. What would you like for dessert? I’d like a chocolate cake. I’ll have some ice cream. I’d like a vanilla ice cream, please. I’ll have some strawberry ice cream. What flavor would you like?

20. Let’s practice with some copies!

21. Ready? Well practice in your book! Sure? Do you understand?