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餐饮服务英语Module 8.Service of Dessert

dessert forks, please. Waiter: Can I bring you some coffee or tea with your dessert? Guest: We would like two coffees and two teas. Waiter: I will put your dessert order in and be right back with your drinks. Guest: Thanks, and may we have our check when you come back? We have
2. Choose size-appropriate plates or serving dishes for your dessert selection. Don't use a large plate if you're serving a few petit fours for dessert.
4. Bring your tray of iced brownies to room temperature before cutting to avoid cracking the top surface.
5. Serve coffee or tea at the same time as dessert. Always offer a decaffeinated alternative to your guests.
3. Always use the best ingredients you can afford. Opt for organic and high-quality brands when possible. Buy pure vanilla extract rather than vanilla extract with alcohol when baking a cake.

unit 12 点餐ordering a meal

Unit twelve Ordering a meal在西餐厅就餐，菜单一般由三类不同的菜别组成：1.第一道菜（开胃菜）（the first course/starters）：往往是汤、一小碟色拉或其它小吃。

2. 第二道菜是主菜（main course）：fish and chips是鱼和炸土豆条, chicken, steak (rare“三成熟(中嫩的)”，medium “适中的，半成熟”，well-done “全熟”。

)3.最后一道是甜食（dessert）——或冷或热，但都是甜的。

西方饮食习惯是先吃咸的，后吃甜的。

一、顾客：1. May I have a menu? / could I see the menu，please?/ May I order, please?/ Do you have a menu in Chinese?2. What do you recommend? (有什么菜可以推荐的吗?) -- The seafood is good here. (我们店的海鲜很可口。

)3. Do you have any (local) specialties? / What is the specialty of the house？/ Do you have today`s special？餐厅有今日特餐吗？4. I'd like/want… a steak/ a cup of coffee. / appetizers 开胃菜--How would you like it?/How would you like it done/cooked? 要几成熟的?--I’d like it rare/ medium/ well-done/ medium rare/ medium well. 嫩的、不嫩不老、全熟的、半嫩的、七八分熟的。

5. I'll take this and this.我要这个和这个。

中西方饮食差异英文版

Presenting the bill
i. • • • • • paying in cash G: Waiter, the bill, please W: Yes, sir. Here is your bill/ check G: Here you are. (give the money to the waiter) W: Please wait a minute, I’ll be right back with your changes and receipt. G: Here is your changes and receipt. Thank you. Good night. Hope to see you again
ii. OLeabharlann der• W: Can I take your order now? • Are you ready to order • What would you like to drink/eat? • What kind of drink would you like/want? • G: I’d like … iii. normal service • W: Your dish is ready. Would you like it served now? • Shall I serve it now. • W: Your main course have two dishes. Would you like it served one after another or together • G: Please serve them together/ one after another • W: Is there anything else I can do for you. • G: No, thanks • W: All right. Please enjoy your meal

《饭店点餐英语》课件

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Common Dishes in Chinese Cuisine
A list of popular Dishes in Chinese Cuisine, such as dumping, noise, and so on
Common Dishes in Indian Cuisine
A list of popular Dishes in Indian Cuisine, such as current, naan, and so on
Introduction to Japanese Cuisine
An overview of Japanese cuisine, including its history, influence, and key characteristics
Western Cuisine Overview
A general overview of Western cuisine, including its history, influence, and key characteristics
Common Dishes in Western Cuisine
Varieties of Western Cuisine
Different styles of Western cuisine, including French, Italian, American, and so on
Introduction to Chinese Cuisine
Chinese Cuisine Overview

英语词汇谐音记忆法

谐音记忆法ponderous[发音] “胖得要死”[词义]笨重的boff[发音]“暴富”[词义]狂喜quaff[发音] “夸父”[词义]痛饮sting[发音]“死叮” [词义]蜇，咬scowl[发音]“思考” [词义]皱眉头exhaust[发音]“一个早死的他” [词义]耗尽，弄空robust[发音]“乐百氏” [词义]强壮的（头脑简单的那种，大家不要喝乐百氏了啊）caste[发音]“卡死他” [词义]等级制度frugal[发音]“腐乳就够了” [词义]节俭的tremble[发音]“船舶” [词义]颤抖（想想船在水里是不是“颤抖”？）sentimental：[发音]“三屉馒头” [词义]伤感的，多愁善感的（吃了三屉馒头了，该减肥了，愁啊）ambiguous[发音]“安必归” [词义]模棱两可的（安必归是一种治疗精神病的良药，不清楚的可以去药店问问）absurd[发音]“爱不死的” [词义]荒谬的（想想那些经典爱情故事，有幸存的吗）illusion[发音]“一路近” [词义]幻觉（美女向你走过来，不是幻觉是什么）illuming[发音]“一路明” [词义]点亮，照亮feeble[发音]“非常薄” [词义]脆弱的，易受伤害的balk[发音]“罢课” [词义]拒绝，阻止negative[发音]“你个踢我”[词义]否定的，负态度（你踢我，我当然就对你持否定态度了）shatter[发音]“沙特” [词义]粉碎，打碎（想想他们在世界杯上被打成8：0的表现吧）adequate[发音]“俺得夸他”（做的好）[词义]足够的terse[发音]“特死”[词义]简洁的（特务死去的简洁的说法）patience[发音]“陪生死” [词义]耐心，耐性vanish[发音]“哇，你消失了” [词义]消失obtuse[发音]“我被兔子弄死了” [词义]迟钝的，木讷的retinue[发音]“阿姨（帮你）踢牛” [词义]随从offend[发音]“偶犯他” [词义]冒犯obstinate[发音] “偶不听你的”[词义]固执的commence[发音]“开门死”[词义]开始，着手umbrella[发音]“俺不要了” [词义]雨伞conventional[发音]“肯文身” [词义]传统的（某个部落的传统是文身）spouse[发音]“死抱死”--死都抱在一起[词义]夫妇、配偶形近区分记忆法idiot：白痴idiom：习语[比较记忆]白痴记不住习语看到r想成花系列:friend：朋友fiend：魔鬼[比较记忆]有花的是朋友；无花的是魔鬼brother：兄弟bother：打扰broth：肉汤[比较记忆]拿着花来看你的是兄弟；不拿花的来打扰你。

吃甜食有助于开心的文案英语

吃甜食有助于开心的文案英语1、When in a bad mood, you can taste the dessert, life with dessert, feel all the bad mood is slowly being cured.2、Life needs a little ceremony, a few beautiful flowers, a delicious dessert. Happiness is as simple as that.3、 for girls, dessert is absolutely not less, eating dessert can really make a good mood, it looks very healing.4、 can't resist ordering dessert. Probably middle-aged life in the difficult, always need a little sweet to smooth it, even taste it.5、 Think about it, life doesn't have so many days to live. Sometimes life is just eating a dessert, simple and healing, as long as it suits your taste!6、 For girls, the most indispensable part of life is dessert, delicious dessert seems to be full of magic, even if it is bought to take a photo can heal the mood recovery.Why adults love dessert. Because life is too bitter, need sugar.8、The healing power of dessert is so powerful that you feel instantly better after eating it (but also sick ofit) .9、You know what? When a person is in a bad mood, dessert really can cure people's mood will be better, I believe everything will be better, just a matter of time, I know.10、 Desserts really heal people's hearts. Whether it was making or eating them, they were a little unhappy tonight. After calming down after finishing the lasagna, they were in a good mood.11、 No matter what, life needs something to fill it up with. It needs something sweet to fill it up with.12、Adults need dessert more than children do. So have something sweet. Recently this kind of life more sweet, total won't lead too bitter.13、fast-paced life of the gap, but also need to occasionally lazy, brew a pot of tea, to a few mouthfuls of dessert, enjoy a comfortable life.14、 Savor life. Life needs to be sweetened. Slow down and enjoy yourself by making a dessert or a table full of dishes or making yourself a cup of coffee.15、When you're sad, empty your shopping cart, add dessert, and get in touch with new things to help you feel better.16、 Life is short. EAT dessert first. Don't make it hard on yourself.17、sweet is not quit, bad mood on the sweet to save themselves. Sweet and good-looking have delicious, is my healing elixir.18、There is so much bitterness in life that there is always an outlet for it, perhaps a bite-by-bite of a healing dessert. A hundred flavors of life, thank you for bringing me sweet life.19、 Dessert is the best cure for a bad mood! Like once read a sentence“No matter how lonely, food is the best cure”! The mouth is sweet, the stomach is full, the heart is warm naturally!20、 Desserts are really the most healing. Suddenly, life feels better again. There are always a few days every month when the pain is excruciating, but no matter how hard you eat, you won't feel guilty!翻译1、当心情不好的时候，可以尝一尝甜品，生活有了甜品，感觉所有不好的心情都在慢慢被治愈了。

karro 西餐礼仪(中英文)

将这香肠挤出涂抹在三明治上吃，由于内含百分之三十至百分之四十的脂肪，可以很轻松的将挤出的肉酱均匀的涂抹在面包上。
猪脚 Eisbein
● 德国南部（巴伐利亚地区）碳烤猪脚，德国餐厅最常见的猪脚类型。烟熏猪脚 ● 德国北部（柏林一带）水煮猪脚
德国酸菜 Sauerkraut
慕尼黑白香肠
巴伐利亚的代表性食物
please？
+ Waiter: Ok. Which kind of soup do you want? + Mr. Luo: I want this one(Kartoffelsuppe),please. And for + + + + +
the main course could I have the chicken please? Waiter: Chicken. Mr. Luo: And just some vegetables and potatoes please. Waiter: vegetables and potatoes. How about the dessert? Mr. Luo: Chocolate ice-cream,please. Thanks very much. Waiter: You're welcome.
Kartoffelsuppe——马铃薯汤
Linsensuppe——扁豆汤
Main Course主菜
德国人最喜欢的是猪肉（pork），其次是牛肉（beef）
德国油煎香肠（Bratwurst）
是一种由小牛肉、猪肉、或牛肉制成的德国香肠。多以油煎或烧烤，有时也用于和高汤或啤酒一起烹煮。
德国咖喱肠(Currywurst)

新人教版高一英语-必修三词汇答案

高一英语--必修三词汇答案一、其他1.【答案】customer【详解】考查名词。

句意：这家餐馆的服务员都知道我。

我是这里的常客。

根据提示词以及空格前的不定冠词a 可知，此处填入可数名词customer的单数来做系动词is的表语。

故填customer。

2.【答案】【答案】unbelievable【详解】考查形容词。

句意：他的经历让人难以置信的。

根据提示词，unbelievable译为“难以置信的来做系动词is的表语。

故填unbelievable。

3.【答案】【答案】surface【详解】考查名词。

句意：表面上他似乎很诚实，但实际上他并不可靠。

空格处用名词作宾语，“表面”的名词是surface，“on the surface”是固定短语，意为“表面上”，因此空格处是surface，故填surface。

4.【答案】exists【详解】考查时态和主谓一致。

句意：月球上什么也不存在，因为没有水和空气。

空格处是谓语，用动词，“存在”是exist，句子描述客观事实，时态用一般现在时，Nothing是不定代词，其后谓语动词用第三人称单数，因此空格处是exists，故填exists。

5.【答案】passage【详解】考查名词。

句意：我付不起去澳大利亚的旅费。

“船费”是名词passage，是不可数名词，故填passage。

6.【答案】violent【详解】考查形容词。

句意：不应该允许孩子看任何暴力电影。

空处应填形容词作定语，修饰名词movie，根据汉语提示可知，violent暴力的。

故填violent。

7.【答案】【答案】cucumbers【详解】考查名词。

句意：蘑菇和黄瓜是蔬菜但不是水果。

空处应填名词作主语，根据汉语提示可知，cucumber 黄瓜，是可数名词，此处用复数形式cucumbers。

故填cucumbers。

8.【答案】sighed【详解】考查动词。

句意：“哦，这次比赛输了。

希望我们下次能有更好的运气，”她叹了口气。

orders词根

orders词根
答：orders词根是“order”，表示顺序、命令或秩序等含义。

在英语语言中，order词根是一个非常重要的语言现象，可以出现在许多单词中，对英语语言的学习和应用有重要的影响。

以下是一些含有orders词根的单词：
1. order：基本意思是“顺序”“次序”，引申可表示“整齐、条理”。

2. disorder：基本意思是“混乱、杂乱”，也可指“疾病”。

3. arrange：基本意思是“安排”，指依据具体情况对人或事物进行“精心安排、筹划”等。

4. arrange：基本意思是“整理、排列”，指对某事物的各个成分进行整理或排列。

5. command：基本意思是“命令、指令”，引申可表示“指挥、控制”。

6. sentence：基本意思是“句子”，是可数名词。

引申可表示“判决、宣判”。

7. territory：基本意思是“领土”，指一个国家所拥有的领陆、领水等。

8. custom：基本意思是“风俗、习惯”，引申可表示“个人习惯、爱好”。

9. justice：基本意思是“正义、公正”，引申可表示“审判、司法”。

10. measure：基本意思是“测量、衡量”，指用工具对某物体的尺寸、数量、高度等进行测量。

以上只是部分单词，orders词根在英语中还有很多不同的形式和含义。

ordering in a cafe副本

Vocabularycafe 咖啡馆coffee 咖啡order下订单snacks[snæks] 小吃，点心drinks[driŋks]饮料a glass of orange juice一杯橙汁a piece of chocolate cake一片蛋糕a bowl of fruit一碟水果a bottle of water一瓶水a bag of potato chips一包薯片a cup of coffee一杯咖啡dessert [dɪ'zɝt]甜点cookie饼干tomato sauce番茄酱potato chips薯片Sentence1.Does this food look good?2.I'd like...我想要...3.There you go.就这样了。

4.Anything else?还要其他什么吗？Dialog--Hello. Can I help you?你好。

有什么需要帮忙吗？--I’d like a cup of coffee, please.我想要来一杯咖啡。

--OK, there you go. Would you like some water? 好的，我记下来了。

你想要些水嘛？--Yes, I’d like a bottle of water, please.是的，我想要杯水。

--Anything else? Some dessert?还有什么呢？需要一些甜点吗？--No, thanks. How much is that?不，谢谢。

多少钱？--$10, please.一共10美元。

Final task1.--How would you like to pay?你想要如何付款？--In cash./ With my credit card.现金。

/信用卡。

2.--Can you give me a discount?你能给我打个折吗？--Yes./No.--Do you have a membership card?你有会员卡吗？--I can give a 20 percent discount.我给你打八折。

关于点菜的英语作文

关于点菜的英语作文Dining Out: The Art of Ordering in a Restaurant.Dining out is an integral part of social life, offering a break from the monotony of daily cooking and a chance to relish diverse cuisines. However, the process of ordering food in a restaurant can be both exciting and daunting, especially for those who are not familiar with the menu or the etiquette involved. This article aims to guide readers through the nuances of ordering food in a restaurant, ensuring a pleasant dining experience.Understanding the Menu.Before delving into the ordering process, it is crucial to familiarize yourself with the menu. Menus can vary widely from restaurant to restaurant, with some offering a la carte options, while others presenting set menus or buffets. It's important to scan the menu quickly toidentify the type of cuisine, the variety of dishes, andany potential allergies or dietary restrictions that may be catered to.Deciding What to Order.With a basic understanding of the menu, the next step is to decide what to order. Considerations should include personal preferences, hunger levels, and the restaurant's reputation for certain dishes. It's always advisable to ask the waiter or waitress for recommendations, especially if you're unfamiliar with the cuisine or the restaurant.Ordering Appetizers and Drinks.Once you've decided on your main course, it's time to consider appetizers and drinks. Appetizers, such as soups, salads, or starters, are a great way to whet the appetite and complement the main meal. Drinks, on the other hand, should either complement the food or satisfy your personal thirst. If in doubt, ask the waiter or waitress for suggestions that pair well with the dishes you've chosen.Ordering the Main Course.The main course is the heart of the meal, and choosing the right dish can make or break the dining experience. Consider the protein you prefer, whether it's meat, fish, vegetables, or a combination of these. Also, think about the sauce or gravy that accompanies the dish, as it can greatly affect the overall flavor. If you have any dietary restrictions or allergies, it's crucial to inform the waiter or waitress at this point.Customizing the Dish.Many restaurants offer the option to customize dishes, allowing customers to tailor their meals to their preferences. This could mean asking for a dish to be cooked a certain way, requesting additional ingredients, or even subtracting certain elements. Customizing your dish can ensure that it meets your dietary needs and preferences.Ordering Dessert.Dessert is often the highlight of a meal, offering a sweet ending to a satisfying dining experience. Whether you prefer a classic dessert like chocolate cake or something more exotic like mango mousse, it's important to choose a dessert that complements the main course. If you're feeling adventurous, you could even ask the waiter or waitress for suggestions on dessert pairings.Checking the Bill.Before the meal comes to an end, it's important to check the bill carefully. Ensure that all the items you ordered are listed correctly, and that there are no unexpected charges. If everything looks in order, you can proceed to pay the bill and enjoy the rest of your evening.Dining out is not just about eating; it's an experience that involves all the senses. From the ambiance of the restaurant to the taste of the food, every detail matters. By taking the time to understand the menu, decide on what to order, and customize your meal, you can ensure that your dining experience is both enjoyable and memorable.。

全家人去餐馆就餐介绍点餐的情景英语作文

全家人去餐馆就餐介绍点餐的情景英语作文全文共3篇示例，供读者参考篇1Family Dining Out and Ordering at a RestaurantGoing out to eat as a family is a special occasion for many people. It's a time to bond, catch up, and enjoy a meal together without the stress of cooking and cleaning up. But before you can dig into your favorite dishes, you have to go through the process of ordering at a restaurant.Here's a typical scenario of a family dining out and ordering at a restaurant:The Smith family decides to go out to eat on a Saturday night. They choose a cozy Italian restaurant that they've heard great things about. As they walk in, they are greeted by a friendly hostess who leads them to their table. The maitre d' hands them menus and the family settles in, eager to peruse the options.After some discussion and debate, they are ready to order. The waiter approaches their table and introduces himself, asking if they would like any drinks to start. Mr. Smith orders a glass ofred wine, Mrs. Smith opts for a sparkling water, and the kids request sodas.Next, it's time to decide on appetizers. The family agrees on sharing a plate of calamari and a caprese salad. The waiter takes note and goes off to place their order.For the main course, each family member has a different preference. Mr. Smith chooses a classic spaghetti carbonara, Mrs. Smith goes for a grilled salmon with risotto, their eldest son picks a margherita pizza, and their daughter selects a chicken Alfredo pasta. The waiter jots down each order meticulously, making sure to get any special requests or dietary restrictions.As they wait for their food to arrive, the family engages in light conversation, enjoying the ambiance of the restaurant. Soon enough, their appetizers are served, and they dig in, savoring each bite.Finally, the main courses arrive, and the family is thrilled at the sight and aroma of their dishes. The waiter sets down each plate carefully, making sure everything is to their liking. They thank the waiter and start to enjoy their meals, relishing the flavors and textures.After a satisfying meal, the family decides to indulge in some dessert. The kids want chocolate lava cake, Mr. Smith fancies a tiramisu, and Mrs. Smith opts for a fruit sorbet. The waiter delivers the desserts swiftly, and the family indulges in the sweet treats, ending their evening on a high note.As they pay the bill and gather their belongings, the family reflects on the wonderful dining experience they've had. They thank the restaurant staff for their excellent service and head out, already looking forward to their next family dining out adventure.In conclusion, ordering at a restaurant as a family can be a fun and enjoyable experience. It's a chance to try new dishes, bond with loved ones, and create lasting memories. So next time you're dining out with your family, take the time to savor the experience, and don't forget to tip your waiter!篇2Title: Family Dining Out: Ordering at a RestaurantIntroductionDining out with the whole family is always a special occasion. It's a time to relax, enjoy delicious food, and create lasting memories together. One of the most important parts of thisexperience is ordering at the restaurant. In this essay, I will describe a typical scenario of a family ordering at a restaurant and the various steps involved.Arriving at the RestaurantAs the family arrives at the restaurant, they are greeted by the hostess and led to their table. They settle down and take a look at the menu, which is full of tempting options ranging from appetizers and main courses to desserts and drinks. The parents start discussing what they would like to order, while the children eagerly scan the menu for their favorite dishes.Taking OrdersOnce the family has made their decisions, they attract the attention of the server by raising their hand or making eye contact. The server approaches the table with a smile and takes their drink orders first. The parents order wine for themselves, while the children opt for sodas or juices. The server then takes their food orders, starting with appetizers such as spring rolls and chicken wings. The parents decide to share a seafood platter, while the children choose macaroni and cheese and chicken nuggets.Special Dietary RequestsOne of the children has a food allergy, so the parents inform the server and ask for recommendations on dishes that are safe for their child to eat. The server is knowledgeable about the menu and suggests a dish that can be modified to accommodate the allergy. The parents are relieved and grateful for the server's assistance in ensuring their child's safety.Ordering Main CoursesAfter the appetizers are served and enjoyed, the server returns to take the family's orders for the main courses. The parents choose grilled salmon and steak, while the children select pizza and pasta. The server asks about sides and offers suggestions such as mashed potatoes and steamed vegetables. The family affirms their choices, eager to taste the delicious dishes that await them.Drinks and DessertsAs the main courses are being prepared, the server brings out the drinks and asks if the family would like to order desserts in advance. The parents decide to share a chocolate lava cake, while the children request ice cream sundaes with sprinkles and cherries on top. The server notes down their dessert choices and assures them that everything will be served promptly after their main courses.Enjoying the MealAs the food arrives at the table, the family digs in, savoring each bite and exchanging happy smiles and compliments on the delicious dishes. The parents toast to a wonderful dining experience, while the children laugh and chat excitedly about their favorite parts of the meal. The dessert arrives, and everyone indulges in the sweet treats, feeling satisfied and content after a delightful dining experience.ConclusionOrdering at a restaurant with the family is a simple yet enjoyable process that involves making choices, communicating preferences, and trusting the server to provide a pleasant dining experience. It is a time to bond, share good food, and create cherished memories that will be remembered fondly in the years to come. Dining out with loved ones is indeed a special occasion that brings joy and togetherness to the whole family.篇3A Family Dining Out and Ordering FoodLast weekend, my family decided to have a nice meal out together at a restaurant. It had been a while since we all sat down together to enjoy a meal, so we were all looking forward to it.When we arrived at the restaurant, we were greeted warmly by the hostess and seated at a cozy table in the corner.After settling in and looking at the menu, we all started to discuss what we wanted to eat. My parents preferred to start with some appetizers, so they ordered a plate of calamari and some spring rolls. My younger sister, who is a picky eater, asked for a plain cheeseburger with fries. I decided to try something new and opted for the chef's special, which was a grilled salmon with a side of mashed potatoes and vegetables.As we waited for our food to arrive, we chatted and caught up on each other's lives. It was nice to have this time together as a family and enjoy some good food in a relaxing atmosphere. When our dishes finally arrived, we were all delighted by how delicious they looked and smelled. The calamari was crispy and flavorful, the spring rolls were perfectly crunchy, my sister's burger was juicy, and my salmon was cooked to perfection.Throughout the meal, we shared bites of our dishes and commented on how tasty everything was. We also made sure to save room for dessert, as we had heard that the restaurant had a reputation for their decadent chocolate cake. After finishing our main courses, we all ordered a slice of the cake to share.By the end of the meal, we were all stuffed and content. We had enjoyed each other's company, tried some new dishes, and indulged in a delicious dessert. As we left the restaurant, we all agreed that it had been a wonderful evening and that we should make it a regular occurrence to dine out as a family. It was a great way to bond and create lasting memories together.。

点菜对话英语作文

点菜对话英语作文Title: Engaging in a Delightful Dining Experience: A Chatgpt's Guide to Ordering in English。

In the realm of culinary adventures, a visit to a restaurant often begins with a captivating exchange between a diner and the server. This exchange, though seemingly simple, is a crucial part of the dining etiquette and a test of language proficiency. As a language model, I, Chatgpt, am here to guide you through the art of ordering your meal in English, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable dining experience.Step 1: Greet the Server。

The first thing to remember is to greet the server with a polite "Hello" or "Good evening." A simple "Hi, I'd like to place an order, please" will do the trick. This sets the tone for a courteous interaction.Step 2: Menu Selection。

"May I see the menu, please?" is a standard request. If you're unsure about the menu, you can add, "Could you help me with the menu? I'm new here and would appreciate your suggestions."Step 3: Food Choice。

orders词根

orders词根在我们学习英语的过程中，了解词根的含义和来源对于扩大词汇量和提高语言应用能力具有重要意义。

今天，我们将探讨词根orders，了解其在英语词汇中的应用，以及如何充分利用这一词根来提高我们的英语水平。

首先，我们来了解一下词根orders的含义和来源。

orders这个词根来自拉丁语ordo，意为“顺序、等级”。

在英语中，这个词根衍生出了许多与顺序、等级、规定等相关的词汇。

接下来，我们来看看词根orders在英语词汇中的应用。

基于这个词根，我们可以找到很多常见的词汇，如：1.Order：指命令、指示或顺序。

例如，我们可以说："Follow the order given by the teacher."（遵循老师给出的顺序。

）2.Disorder：表示混乱、无序。

例如，我们可以说："The room is in disorder after the party."（派对结束后，房间一片混乱。

）3.Regiment：表示regiment 意为部队、纪律。

例如，我们可以说："He joined the regiment at the age of 18."（他18岁时加入了部队。

）4.Ordered：表示有序、整齐。

例如，我们可以说："The books are ordered by category."（这些书籍按类别排列。

）5.Orderly：指有序、整齐的。

例如，我们可以说："The classroom should be kept orderly."（教室应该保持整齐。

）了解了这些基于orders词根的词汇后，我们可以尝试在学习和应用中充分利用这一词根。

例如，在阅读英语文章时，可以注意观察这些词汇在文章中的使用，从而加深对它们的印象。

在写作时，我们也可以运用这些词汇来丰富我们的表达，使文章更具深度和说服力。

高一英语课时教学目标

高一英语课时教学目标一、基本项目课程类型：高中英语必修3课程名称：人教社New Senior English For China适用年级：高一下期授课时间：约60课时二、课程目标1、帮助学生巩固已学过的语音知识，掌握正确的语音、语调和朗读技巧，在口头表达中做到语音语调自然流畅。

2、扩大学生词汇量，帮助学生形成正确学习词汇的方法。

如：运用构词法知识判断和记忆派生词及合成词的词义和词类；用比较和归类的方法学习记忆词汇；大量阅读，通过泛读不断复现已知词汇等。

3、帮助学生归纳语法形式和功能，引导学生正确运用语法结构。

4、培养学生听说读写综合技能。

听：能够听要点，听细节，听特定的词汇，捕捉特定的信息、分析和处理信息，直至完成特定的任务。

说：能够就某个话题交换看法、评论人或事物、讨论计划、采访、独自陈述某件事、简短发言、发表意见、汇报情况、短时演讲等。

读：能够通过阅读掌握基本事实；抓住中心思想；了解时空顺序；理解文章内涵；从上下文猜测不熟悉的语言现象；分析作者观点意图态度。

读懂图标和说明书；分析语篇结构；获取语言和文化知识；综合评价文章等。

写：能够在写作中语言文字准确，文字通顺、结构严谨、格式正确、问题合适。

三、课程内容模块3由五个单元组成：Unit 1 Festivals around the world话题：Festivals/How festivals begin/ How festivals are celebrated功能项目：Making phone calls/Invitations/Thanks结构：Modal verbs阅读：Festivals and celebrations/ A sad love story/ Winter Carnival in Quebec写作：Narrative: A storyUnit 2 Healthy eating话题：Problems with diet/ Balanced diet and nutrition功能项目：Suggestions/ Seeing a doctor/ Agreement and disagreement结构: Modal verbs阅读：Come and eat here/ For/ against building a McDonald’s写作：Persuasive writing: an advertisementUnit 3 The million pound bank note话题：Forms of literature and art/ short story and drama/ How to act out a play功能项目：Requests/Ordering foods/Shopping结构:Noun clauses as the object and predicative阅读：The million pound bank note写作：Creative writing: a scene for a playUnit 4 Astronomy: the science of the stars话题：Science of stars/ The development of life/ Space travel and gravity功能项目：Instructions结构: Noun clauses as the subject阅读：How life began on the earth/ A visit to the moon写作：Expository writing: solving a problemUnit 5 Canada—“The True North”话题：Geography of Canada/ Multicultural society功能项目：Direction/ position/ Emotions结构:Noun clauses as the appositive阅读：A trip on “The True North”/“The True North” from Toronto to Montreal/Iqaluit写作：Descriptive writing: a report四、课程实施和教材安排Unit 1 Festivals around the world（一）教材分析本单元以节日为话题，介绍古今中外节日的种类、由来、意义以及人们的活动和习俗，旨在通过本单元的学习使学生不但了解我国的节日，而且对外国的节日也有所了解，进而拓展社会文化背景、增加跨国文化知识；使学生复习和巩固运用请求和感谢的表达法，掌握情态动词的用法；并尝试根据阅读的文章写一个不同的结局，能表达自己的观点和想法。

餐厅点餐英语作文

餐厅点餐英语作文标题：Restaurant OrderingIn today's society, dining out in a restaurant has become a common occurrence. However, for non-native speakers of English, the process of ordering food in a restaurant can be intimidating. This essay aims to provide a step-by-step guide to ordering food in a restaurant in English.First and foremost, it is important to choose a restaurant that suits your tastes and budget. Once you have decided on a restaurant, it is recommended that you make a reservation in advance to avoid long waiting times. When you arrive at the restaurant, you will be greeted by a hostess who will ask for your name and the number of people in your party. After being seated, you will be handed a menu by your server. Take some time to look over the menu and decide what you would like to order.If you have any questions about the menu, don't be afraid to ask your server. They will be happy to explain the different dishes and recommend something if you are unsure. Once you have decidedwhat you would like to order, it is time to place your order. Start by telling your server what you would like to drink. You can order water, soda, juice, coffee, or tea. If you would like to order alcohol, you will need to show your ID to prove that you are of legal drinking age.Next, it is time to order your food. Start by telling your server what you would like for an appetizer or starter. You can choose from a variety of options such as soup, salad, or a small plate. After you have ordered your appetizer, it is time to order your main course. You can choose from a variety of options such as steak, chicken, fish, or pasta. If you are still hungry, you can order dessert. Some popular dessert options include cake, ice cream, or pie.Finally, it is important to ask about any special requests or dietary restrictions. If you have any allergies or intolerances, make sure to tell your server so that they can recommend suitable options. You can also ask for your food to be prepared in a certain way or request that certain ingredients be left out.In conclusion, ordering food in a restaurant in English can be intimidating, but with a little practice, you can become confident and comfortable. Remember to choose a restaurant that suits your tastesand budget, review the menu before you arrive, ask for recommendations or clarifications if you are unsure, and communicate any special requests or dietary restrictions. With these tips in mind, you are sure to have a pleasant dining experience.。

英语点餮小作文

点餐英语作文：Title: An English composition about ordering foodDining out can be an exciting experience, especially when it involves using a foreign language. Recently, I had the opportunity to practice my English skills at a bustling restaurant in the heart of the city. It was an experience that not only tested my language proficiency but also enhanced my understanding of the nuances of ordering in English.Upon arriving at the restaurant, I was warmly welcomed by the hostess who asked, "Table for one, sir?" I replied, "Yes, please." She escorted me to a quiet corner, where I settled down to peruse the menu. Filled with anticipation, I noticed that the menu was written entirely in English, a perfect platform for me to apply my language skills.With a pen and paper, I jotted down unfamiliar words like 'appetizer', 'entrée', and 'dessert'. I carefully read through the descriptions, visualizing the flavors and textures of each dish. After some deliberation, I decided on a 'Caesar Salad' for my starter, followed by the 'Grilled Chicken with Mushroom Sauce' as my main course.When the waiter arrived, I took a deep breath and began my order, "Excuse me, I'd like to start with the Caesar Salad, please. And for my main, could I have the Grilled Chicken with Mushroom Sauce?" He nodded appreciatively and asked if I had any dietary restrictions or preferences, to which I answered, "No, thank you. That should be fine."As the meal progressed, I found myself more comfortable conversing in English. When the waiter asked, "Would you like a drink to go with your meal?", I confidently requested a 'glass of red wine, please'. The food arrived promptly, and each bite was a delight, matching the descriptions on the menu.After finishing my main course, I couldn't resist the temptation of dessert. Glancing over the dessert menu, I opted for the 'Warm Apple Pie' and exclaimed, "That sounds heavenly. I'll have that, please."Throughout the dining experience, I realized that ordering in English is not merely about translating words but also understanding the context and etiquette. It was a valuable lesson in both language and culture, turning an ordinary meal into a memorable English dining adventure.。

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