Restaurant talk: phrasal verbs (B1)
Diálogo sobre cena con más de 25 phrasal verbs. Lectura B1 con traducción.
Choosing Where to Eat Out on Friday Night
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Practica phrasal verbs en diálogo informal de planificación.
Nivel: B1Tema: Phrasal verbs: eat out, figure out, ring up; 25+ ejemplos
Leo: I am starving. Shall we eat out tonight?
Nina: Yes, but let us figure out where first. I do not want to drive across town.
Leo: Fair point. We could try that new place near the cinema. I heard they stay open late.
Nina: Did you look up reviews? Last time we picked a restaurant randomly, service slowed down and we waited forty minutes.
Leo: I checked a few comments this afternoon. Most people said portions are big and staff friendly. One reviewer pointed out that vegan options are limited, though.
Nina: Hmm. Sara is joining us, and she gave up meat last month. Maybe we should go somewhere else.
Leo: Good catch. What about the Italian place on Maple Street? They do pasta and salads, and we can book online.
Nina: I tried to book yesterday, but the site broke down. I will ring up now while you get ready.
Leo: Take your time. I will warm up the car and put on a playlist.
Nina: They can fit us in at seven thirty. Sara should show up at seven, so timing works.
Leo: Perfect. Should we pick up wine on the way?
Nina: Let us drop by the shop near the station. I will pay you back later.
Leo: Deal. And let us not stay up too late afterwards. I have an early train tomorrow.
Nina: Agreed. Eat out, laugh a lot, then head home at a sensible hour.
Leo: Sounds like a plan. Let us go before we talk ourselves out of leaving.
Nina: Ha! Grab your keys. I will lock up and meet you outside.
Nina: Yes, but let us figure out where first. I do not want to drive across town.
Leo: Fair point. We could try that new place near the cinema. I heard they stay open late.
Nina: Did you look up reviews? Last time we picked a restaurant randomly, service slowed down and we waited forty minutes.
Leo: I checked a few comments this afternoon. Most people said portions are big and staff friendly. One reviewer pointed out that vegan options are limited, though.
Nina: Hmm. Sara is joining us, and she gave up meat last month. Maybe we should go somewhere else.
Leo: Good catch. What about the Italian place on Maple Street? They do pasta and salads, and we can book online.
Nina: I tried to book yesterday, but the site broke down. I will ring up now while you get ready.
Leo: Take your time. I will warm up the car and put on a playlist.
Nina: They can fit us in at seven thirty. Sara should show up at seven, so timing works.
Leo: Perfect. Should we pick up wine on the way?
Nina: Let us drop by the shop near the station. I will pay you back later.
Leo: Deal. And let us not stay up too late afterwards. I have an early train tomorrow.
Nina: Agreed. Eat out, laugh a lot, then head home at a sensible hour.
Leo: Sounds like a plan. Let us go before we talk ourselves out of leaving.
Nina: Ha! Grab your keys. I will lock up and meet you outside.
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Phrasal verbs: eat out, figure out, ring up; 25+ ejemplos
Practica phrasal verbs en diálogo informal de planificación.
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