用合適的詞或句子完成對話

A: Excuse me. (1) ________________________________?

B: The nearest restaurant is about 8 kilometers from here. You’d better take a bus.

A: Can you tell me the way to the bus stop?

B: Turn right at the second crossing. Keep walking and you’ll see it on your left.

A: (2) ________________________________?

B: About ten minutes’ walk.

A: Thank you very much.

C（waiter）: (3) ________________________________?

A: I’d like Beijing Roast Duck and a bottle of beer.

C: OK. Wait a moment.

(After twenty minutes)

C: (4) ________________________________?

A: It is delicious.

C: I’m glad that you like it. Would you like something else?

A: (5) ________________________________. I’m full. May I have the bill?

C: OK.


1. Could you tell me where the nearest restaurant is?/Which is the way to the nearest restaurant?/Where is the nearest restaurant?/Can you tell me how to get to the nearest restaurant ?/Can you tell me how I can get to the nearest restaurant?

2. How far is it from here?/How far is it?/How far? 新  課標(biāo) 第 一網(wǎng)

3. What would you like (to eat/ have)?/What can I do for you?/Can I help you?/May I take your order?

4. How do you like the food?/What do you think of the food?

5. No, thanks./No, thank you./No, thanks a lot./No, thank you very much.


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