homework

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-Teacher Jedah

1. Guest: A (table) for two, please.

>>Correct
2. Waiter: Smoker or (non-smoker) ?
Guest: Non-smoker, please.

>>Correct
3. Waiter: Here you go. Would you like to see the (menu) ?

>>Correct
4. Guest: Yes, please. We are very (hungry).
The guests look at the menu.

>>Correct
5. Waiter: Are you ready to (order) ?

>>Correct
6. Guest: We\'d like (fish and chips) , please.

>>Correct
7. Waiter: Would you like any (drinks) ?

>>Correct
8. Guest: An orange juice, a coke and a (bottle) of red wine.
The guests have finished their meals.

>>Correct
9. Waiter: Would you like a (dessert) ?

>>Correct
10. Guest: No, thank you. Could we have the (bill) , please?

>>Correct

Thank you! I appreciate your inquisitiveness. I like that you are interested and would like to know more! Here\'s for you! ^ ^ I hope I answered them clearly for you. ^ ^

1. I\'m a university student. In this sentence, why not an? I thought \'an\' is correct because of word \'university\'

>>The pronunciation is based on the SOUND of the letter, not the letter itself. If the sound is a vowel we use \"an\". If the sound is a consonant we use \"a\". The u in the word \"university\"[YOO-nuh-vur-si-tee] is pronounced the same as \"you\". The initial sound of which is \"y\" which is a consonant.
2. I loose time when I play a game->I waste time every time I play a game. You changed it for me. is that right? I think twice \'time\' look weird.

>>\"Lose time\" is used when there is an urgency to do something or get somewhere by some particular deadline,and some hold-up happens. \"Waste time\" does not necessarily imply a deadline: there may be one, but there need not. It tends to be used when the delay is by somebody\'s action, rather than by an accident or bad luck.