Can-Do Task

This task checks what you can actually DO with the language from Module 6 — not just what you know about it.

Part 1: Role-Play — Ordering at a Café

Imagine you are at a café. Write your side of this conversation using polite request language from this module.

Waiter: Good afternoon! What would you like?
You: ______________________________________
Waiter: Anything else?
You: ______________________________________
Waiter: That’s eight dollars fifty.
You: ______________________________________

Model answer: I’d like a coffee and a sandwich, please. / No, that’s all, thanks. / Here you are. / Do you accept cards?

Part 2: Write a Shopping List

Write a shopping list of 6 items you need this week. Use countable and uncountable nouns correctly (e.g. “two apples”, “some milk”, “a loaf of bread”).

Example: 1. some milk 2. two apples 3. a loaf of bread 4. some rice 5. three eggs 6. some cheese

Part 3: Ask About Prices

Write 3 questions you could ask in a shop about the price of items on your list, using How much is/are…?

Example: How much is the bread? / How much are the eggs? / How much is the cheese?

Self-Check

Can you…

  • [ ] order food and drink politely using “I’d like…”?
  • [ ] use “a/an” and “some” correctly with nouns?
  • [ ] ask and understand simple prices with “How much is/are…?”?

CEFR A1: Spoken Interaction & Writing — can produce simple connected phrases to order food and describe everyday shopping needs.

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