English vocabulary practice (ESL) - Restaurant (Customers, waiters/waitresses, servers) 1

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Learn new words! Each of our English vocabulary exercises focuses on one topic/theme and teaches you only the most useful English words.

Topic: Restaurant (Vocabulary for waiters/waitresses, customers, service industry people)

Choose the word that best fits the sentence.

I'm sorry, but my meal is cold, could you please ________ for me?
a. warm it up
b. make it warm
After that meal I was quite ________.
a. full
b. complete
Whatever you can't finish, you can take home in a ________.
a. box
b. boxes
Knives, spoons, and forks = ________.
a. food tools
b. cutlery
I ________ steak but the waiter brought me fish.
a. ordered
b. decided
In most fancy restaurants, the ________ is usually excellent.
a. service
b. responsibility
A restaurant where customers serve themselves is called a ________.
a. buffet
b. kiosk
If your waiter/waitress provided good service, you should leave a big ________.
a. tip
b. top
McDonald's is a ________ restaurant.
a. fast eat
b. fast food
We're not paying together. We are on separate ________.
a. pay
b. checks

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