035 drinks and desserts
Words
Soft drinks alcoholic drinks hot/soft drinks cocktail carbonated drinks hot chocolate milk shake
Bubble tea ice tea beer wine spirits chocolate cake cream icing apple pie ice cream
Banana split baked Alaska fruit cocktail cup glass mug fruit juice champagne bottle teetotal
Instant coffee
Phrases
Serve a drink
Mix a cocktail
Need a drink
Brew a cup of
Get drunk
Have a hangover
Pour a drink
Serve dessert
Beginner
A; what would you like for dessert?
B; what do you have?
A; I have apple pie, ice cream, chocolate cake and fruit cocktail.
B: can I have apple pie with ice cream?
A: of course. I made apple pie this morning, so it’s lovely and fresh.
B; I love you home made apple pie. It’s delicious. Can I have another glass of lemonade as well?
A; sure. Can you get it yourself? It’s in the refrigerator.
B; ok. Would you like a drink too?
A; yes. I’ll have an ice tea. You’ll see it next to the lemonade.
B: are you having any dessert?
A; I’ll have apple pie too, but without ice cream. I have to watch my weight.
Intermediate
A; hello mike! Would you like a drink?
B: no, thank you. I had too much to drink yesterday evening. I had a bad hangover this morning. My head felt terrible.
A; were you celebrating something?
B; yes. It was a friend’s birthday party. We drank all kinds of things-beer, wine and spirits. After midnight , we were even drinking cocktails!
A: it’s a bad idea to drink a combination of alcoholic drinks. You should stick with one for the whole evening.
B; I know, but it was a celebration, you kwon? I don’t think I’ve see you drunk.
A; I usually only drink beer and I rarely drink more than a few pints.
B; you are a sensible drinker. Anyway, I’m not going to drink any alcohol this evening. I don’t’ want another bad hangover.
a; let me buy you a soft drink then. How about a coke?
B; yeah. That’s a good idea. I heard that coke was first used as a medicine.
A; rally?... barman!... a large coke with ice and lemon, please…thanks. Here’s the money.
B; are you going to the wine tasting tomorrow?
A; yes. I thought it might be interesting to learn a little about wine…
B; …and taste a few! There will be wines from several countries and an expert to give advice on which wines are good and which ones are not.
A; yes. I’m looking forward to it.
Words
Soft drinks alcoholic drinks hot/soft drinks cocktail carbonated drinks hot chocolate milk shake
Bubble tea ice tea beer wine spirits chocolate cake cream icing apple pie ice cream
Banana split baked Alaska fruit cocktail cup glass mug fruit juice champagne bottle teetotal
Instant coffee
Phrases
Serve a drink
Mix a cocktail
Need a drink
Brew a cup of
Get drunk
Have a hangover
Pour a drink
Serve dessert
Beginner
A; what would you like for dessert?
B; what do you have?
A; I have apple pie, ice cream, chocolate cake and fruit cocktail.
B: can I have apple pie with ice cream?
A: of course. I made apple pie this morning, so it’s lovely and fresh.
B; I love you home made apple pie. It’s delicious. Can I have another glass of lemonade as well?
A; sure. Can you get it yourself? It’s in the refrigerator.
B; ok. Would you like a drink too?
A; yes. I’ll have an ice tea. You’ll see it next to the lemonade.
B: are you having any dessert?
A; I’ll have apple pie too, but without ice cream. I have to watch my weight.
Intermediate
A; hello mike! Would you like a drink?
B: no, thank you. I had too much to drink yesterday evening. I had a bad hangover this morning. My head felt terrible.
A; were you celebrating something?
B; yes. It was a friend’s birthday party. We drank all kinds of things-beer, wine and spirits. After midnight , we were even drinking cocktails!
A: it’s a bad idea to drink a combination of alcoholic drinks. You should stick with one for the whole evening.
B; I know, but it was a celebration, you kwon? I don’t think I’ve see you drunk.
A; I usually only drink beer and I rarely drink more than a few pints.
B; you are a sensible drinker. Anyway, I’m not going to drink any alcohol this evening. I don’t’ want another bad hangover.
a; let me buy you a soft drink then. How about a coke?
B; yeah. That’s a good idea. I heard that coke was first used as a medicine.
A; rally?... barman!... a large coke with ice and lemon, please…thanks. Here’s the money.
B; are you going to the wine tasting tomorrow?
A; yes. I thought it might be interesting to learn a little about wine…
B; …and taste a few! There will be wines from several countries and an expert to give advice on which wines are good and which ones are not.
A; yes. I’m looking forward to it.
