3.6 PRESENTATION VI: Ordering Food

English Language Practice: Ordering at a Restaurant

 

THIS PRESENTATION WAS MADE BY ULISES VALIENTE AND MARCOS GUERRERO

 

In this presentation, my classmates explained how to order food at a restaurant. They gave us very useful sentences and words we can use when we go to a restaurant. 

 They are very good at presentations, they spoke very fluently and didn't read anything. The presentation was pretty and it didn't feel heavy.

 

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