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1、 Listening for peoples food preferencescourse n. 一道菜 (one of the separate parts of a meal) e.g. We had fish for the main course.yogurt n. 酸奶 (a food made from milk that has e thick and slightly sour) e.g. Strawberry and yogurt are a perfect match for dessert.1. The woman wants to have _ for dinner.2

2、. The man likes to have _,_,_, and the like for breakfast.3. The woman has a taste for _ food, but is worried about putting on _.4. The woman doesnt like _; she likes _ such as apples and _.5. The woman likes sweet-and-sour _, _ and the _ soup in the restaurant.Keysteakeggsbacontoastsweetweightcooki

3、esstrawberriesfishfried noodlesmushroomfruitWestern table mannersRules of etiquette are the formal rules that describe proper social behavior. They include things like manners and customs, which vary from culture to culture. In the United States, the United Kingdom, and in certain other parts of the

4、 world, each course of a formal meal has its own knife, fork, or spoon. A formal dinner includes the following courses, which are usually served in the following order: an appetizer, a soup, a salad, a main course, a dessert, and coffee or tea. (To be continued)As a general rule, the outermost utens

5、ils (knives, forks, and spoons) are used first, and diners work their way in during the course of the meal. Another custom in the United States is that it is bad manners to put your elbows on the table. And when Americans have soup, they do not lift their soup bowl to drink out of it. They spoon everything out of the bowl. But