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Idioms 1. Eating and Dining. Eat o ut/Go out to eat. Going to a restaurant to eat (many times with friends or family) When do you go out to eat ?. Take out / To-go. In a restaurant, you might hear these questions: “Is it for here or to go ?” “Would you like it for here or to go ?”
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Idioms 1 Eating and Dining
Eat out/Go out to eat • Going to a restaurant to eat (many times with friends or family) • When do you go out to eat?
Take out / To-go In a restaurant, you might hear these questions: • “Is it for here or to go?” • “Would you like it for here or to go?” • Sometimes only “Here or to go?”
Leftovers • How often do you eat leftovers? • Do you take food home from a restaurant? • Do leftovers taste good?
Doggy bag/to-go box • If you want to take food home from the restaurant, you can ask the server: “May I have a to-go box?”
Pot luck • Have you ever been invited to a pot luck? • What kind of food would you bring to a pot luck?
Pig out • Do you ever pig out?
Wolf down • Hot dog eating contest http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B6gu5xdYx-Y
Have a sweet tooth • Do you have a sweet tooth?
Treat (someone) to (something) • This means pay for someone A: It’s your birthday! I want to treat you to a movie! B: Really? Thank you! A: No problem! It’s my treat! • When do you treat someone? • Tell you partner: • I want to treat you to _________ because _________.
Once in a while • Once in a while = sometimes • Answer these questions with everyday, sometimes or never • How often do you read the newspaper? • How often do you clean your room? • Do you study a lot? • Do you try to use idioms when you speak English? • Do you hear idioms when you talk to other people? • How often do you ___________?
I’ll have… • I’ll have = I want; He’ll have = he wants; She’ll have = she wants • A: Can I take your order? • B: Yes, I’ll have scrambled eggs. • A: With toast or a muffin? • B: Toast. My son will have pancakes. • A: Anything to drink? • B: I’ll have coffee and he’ll have orange juice.