STUDENT A (Student 1- 10)

I. Read the instruction below and complete the table.

1. Start with the black square. Go one square up. It’s twenty past three.
2. Move two squares left. It’s half past four.
3. Move one square down. It’s a quarter past seven.
4. Move one square down. Then, move one square right. It’s five past eight.
5. Move one square up. It’s a quarter to ten.
6. Move one square left. Then, move one square down. It’s five to eleven.
7. Move two squares up. Then, move one square right. It’s twenty to seven.
8. Move two squares right. It’s a quarter to four.

1. 2. 3. 4.

5. 6. 7.

8. 9.
 STUDENT B (Student 11-19)
I. Read the instruction below and complete the table.
1. Start with the black square. Go one square up. It’s half past eight.
2. Move two squares right. It’s twenty to eight.
3. Move one square up. It’s ten past four.
4. Move two squares left. It’s a quarter past eleven.
5. Move one square right. Then, one square down. It’s five to ten.
6. Move one square down. It’s twenty five past ten.
7. Move two squares up. Then, move two squares right. It’s ten past four.
8. Move two squares left. It’s a quarter to two.

1. 2. 3. 4.

11.15 1.40 04.10 04.10

5. 6. 7.

08.30 04.50 07.40

8. 9.

10.25

A. Asking about and telling the times.

 Complete these dialogues. Put the words in the correct order, then answer the questions.

1. is / it / time / please / what

Guest : What time is it please ?
Waiter : It’s aquater to there (2:45)
2. the / please / time/ what’s
Guest : What’s the time please ?
Waiter : It’s twenty past four (4:20)
3. time / the / you / me / could / tell
Guest : Could you tell me the time ?
Waiter : Yes. It’s it’s five o’clock (5:00)
4. got/ you/ the/ please / have/ time
Guest : Have you tell me the time please ?
Waiter : Of course. It’s twenty to three (2:40)
5. time / do/ the / you / please / know
Guest : Do you know the time please ?
Waiter : Certainly. It’s Fine to ten. (9:55)
6. the / have / could/ time / please/ I
Guest : Could i have the time please ?
Waiter : Sure. It’s a quarter pas eight (8:15)
7. what / you / is / tell / time/ me/ it/ can
Guest : Can you tell me what time is it ?
Waiter : Surely. It’s ten past four (4:10)
8. have / do / time / the / you/ please
Guest : Do you have the time please ?
Waiter : Certainly. It’s a quarter to eleven (10:45)
9. have / I / the / can / please / time
Guest : Can i have the time please ?
Waiter : Of course. It’s twenty to five. (4:40)
10. watch / have / you / do / a
Guest : Do you have a watch ?
Waiter : Yes. It’s half past nine. (9:30)

B. How would you greet your guests in the following situations?

 1. A woman aged about 30 comes to the restaurant at 12.30.
-I greeted her with a good afternoon madam.
2. A man comes into your restaurant at 7 p.m.
- I greeted her with a good evening sir.
3. You greet a married couple in front of the restaurant at about 10 p.m.
- I greeted her with a good evening mr and mrs.
4. You welcome a group of guests (some men and some women) who come for breakfast.
- I greeted her with a welcome to the restaurant a group of mr and ms.
5. You greet 3 women who come for dinner at your restaurant.
- I greeted her with a welcome the restaurant for 3 ms for dinner.
6. Four men arrive in the restaurant at about 9 p.m.
- I greeted with a good evening four Mr welcome to restaurant
7. You welcome a young lady (aged about 17) at the bar at night.
- I greeted with a hello good night lassie welcome to the bar.
8. You say good bye to a woman and 2 men at 9 p.m.
9. - Thank you Ms and 2 Mr, please do visit next time and have a very wonderful night.
10. A woman guest leaves the restaurant after her dinner.
- Thank you for the dinner in the restaurant Ms, please do visit next time have a very wonderful night.
11. You say good bye to a married couple leaving your restaurant in the afternoon.
- Good afternoon Mr and Mrs thank you our visit our the restaurant, please visit again for dinner at
evening have a nice day.
C. What do you say?
1. Your guest named George William comes in for breakfast.
- I greeted with a Hello good morning Mr. George William welcome to restaurant.
2. You welcome Kevin Fernando and his wife in the morning.
- I greeted with a good morning Mr. Kevin Fernando and Mrs
3. Alice Watson and her husband leave the restaurant after having their dinner.
- Thank you mr Alice Watson and Mrs for dinner in restaurant , please do visit next time and have a very
wonderful night
4. A woman guest named Mary Wagner leaves st lunch time.
- Good afternoon Ms. Mary Wagner thank you for the lunch, please visit again for dinner at evening have
a nice day
5. You say hello to Mr. Smith’s father at about 11:30.
Hello good afternoon grandfather.