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飲み物の注文をとろう
Taking a guest's drink order.
あなたはお客様の飲み物の注文を取っています。
居酒屋等の場所では食事より先に飲み物を注文すると思います。お客様を席に案内次第飲み物の注文を伺いましょう。
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Best Teacherで実際に行われている直近のWritingレッスンです。
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作成したスクリプトは講師により添削されます。
Do you have a drink menu?
Yes, I do. Here you are. Today's specialty is Carrot chouhai. The alcohol content is 10%. Shouchu is diluted by carrot juice. It taste fruity and refreshing.
自然な表現
Yes, I do. Here you are. Today's specialty is Carrot chouhai. The alcohol content is 10%. Shochu is diluted by carrot juice. It tastes fruity and refreshing.
Um, I'm afraid I'm not really keen on carrot juice. Would you have any other type of juice that is refreshing but contains no alcohol?
Then, how about this Japanese citrus soda pop? It doesn't contain alcohol but refreshing. You could float vanilla ice cream on top if you prefer. Or you could give it by apple pie side.
自然な表現
Then, how about this Japanese citrus soda pop? It doesn't contain alcohol but is refreshing. You could put vanilla ice cream on top if you prefer. Or, you could eat it with apple pie.
1. You need to have a verb (a predicate) in every sentence. Use the verb "be" here (is).
2. Use the verb "put" instead. It means "move to or place in a particular position".
3. When using a conjunction such as this one at the beginning of the sentence, you need to put a comma after it.
4. Use the verb "eat" because you would use this soda as a sauce.
5. Use the preposition "with" instead because it means "accompanied by".
2. Use the verb "put" instead. It means "move to or place in a particular position".
3. When using a conjunction such as this one at the beginning of the sentence, you need to put a comma after it.
4. Use the verb "eat" because you would use this soda as a sauce.
5. Use the preposition "with" instead because it means "accompanied by".
Hmm. That sounds nice. I would still like to go through the menu, though. Could you give me a minute while I decide?
関連単語
- order（注文）
- beer（ビール）
- cola（コーラ）
- bitter（苦い）
- pitcher（ピッチャー）
関連フレーズ
- What can I get for you to drink?（飲み物はどうなさいますか？）
- Has everyone decided?（ご注文は決まりましたか？）
- May I get you anything else?（他にご注文はありますか。）
- I'm sorry, we are out of orange juice.（申し訳ありません、オレンジジュースは売り切れてしまいました。）
- I'm sorry, we don't serve wine.（申し訳ありません。ワインは置いておりません。）
こんな方にオススメ
2. In a simple present sentence where he, she, it or a name is the subject, verbs can end in -s or -es depending on the way the verb ends. For most words, just add -s to the end of the verb. For some words, however, you will need to add -es to the end of the verb.