Start the lesson by talking about food to make a connection with the last lesson. Show a photo of the Sun Cafe. Then, show a photo of the people in the listening text. Show the questions prepared for pair discussion. Ask the students to talk about the questions in pairs. While talking about the questions as a whole class, focus on these words: "customer", "waitress" and "order".

Tell the students that they are going to offer food, and we will listen to their conversation with the waitress. Show the handout with pictures to the students and ask the students to find what people in the listening text order and put a tick. Ask them to check their answers in pairs, and check the answers as a whole class. Then, show the conversation handout and ask the students to read it and fill in the blanks with the questions in the box alone. Ask them to listen and check their answers.

Ask some questions to elicit the model sentences. "Who gives the order?" "Who takes the order?" "Does she want to give something or does she want something?" Try to clarify the meaning by asking these questions. Then, focus on the model sentences and elicit the form. Lastly, focus on pronunciation via the sentences used for the form. "Would you", "would = 'd" ,and sentence stress.

Divide the students into pairs. Give jumbled cards to each pair and ask them to stand up and stick the cards on the board. When they finish, look at the board together, and correct the mistakes with the students.

Divide the students into groups of three. Give a role to each student: Paul, Clare and the waitress. Show the conversation on the board. Ask the students to practise the dialogue. Change their roles and ask them to practise again. Optional Show the dialogue which has some blank parts this time. Ask the students to remember the blanks and practise the dialogue again.

Tell them that they are at the Cafe Redd. Show the menu prepared for this activity to the students. Divide the students into groups of three. Give a role to each student. Show the example dialogue on the board, as well. Ask them to look at the menu and speak like the people do in the dialogue. Take some notes while they are speaking for delayed feedback.