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Unit 1: Your first café orders: Answer Key

For teachers. Exercises use only material from the lessons, so check any answer against the lesson if a learner disagrees. Dialogue source: “Having Here or Takeaway?” Meaning in Australian Cafés.

Part 1: Matching

  1. Having here → G (Staying in the café)
  2. Regular → C (Standard size)
  3. Full cream milk → B (Regular dairy milk)
  4. Takeaway → E (Taking it with you)
  5. Large → D (Bigger size)
  6. Skim milk → F (Low-fat dairy milk)
  7. Dine in → A (Another way to say eat or drink there)
  8. Upgrade → H (Change to a bigger size)

Part 2: Multiple choice

  1. What is a good first coffee order phrase? → B: Could I get a coffee, please?
  2. Which sentence is natural and polite? → B: Takeaway, thanks.
  3. How can you answer “regular or large?” → D: Regular, please.
  4. What can you say if you do not understand? → A: Sorry, could you say that again?
  5. How can you pay by card politely? → C: Card, thanks.
  6. What does takeaway mean? → A: You carry the drink with you

Part 3: Correct order

  1. Barista: Hi, what can I get you?
  2. Customer: Could I get a cappuccino, please?
  3. Barista: Having here or takeaway?
  4. Customer: To have here, thanks.
  5. Barista: No worries. Take a seat and we’ll bring it over.
  6. Customer: Thank you.

As printed on the worksheet (top to bottom), the correct numbers are: 5, 6, 1, 3, 2, 4.

Role-play and progress

Answers will vary. Watch for: Learners often answer with one word. Praise short, polite answers and add "please" and "thanks" gradually.

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