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प्रश्न
Seema goes to a hotel for lunch. The waiter explains to her the different items available at that time. Here is the conversation between them. Complete the dialogue. You may use modals to frame questions.
| Seema | Could I get something to eat immediately? |
| Waiter | Yes Ma’am. We have______ |
| Seema | ______ |
| Waiter | Yes Ma’am. It is available. |
| Seema | ______ |
| Waiter | It should not take long. ______ |
| Seema | Yes bring that too. ______ |
| Waiter | ______ |
| Seema | I prefer it cold. ______ |
| Waiter | Sorry Ma’am we don’t have ice creams served here. But you can get it in the outlet next door. |
| Seema | Oh that’s fine. Please get these quickly. |
| Waiter | Sure, Ma’am. |
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उत्तर
| Seema | Could I get something to eat immediately? |
| Waiter | Yes Ma’am. We have Mini meals. |
| Seema |
Is Veg fried rice available? |
| Waiter | Yes Ma’am. It is available. |
| Seema |
Can you give it to me quickly? |
| Waiter | It should not take long.
We do have Kushbu Idli too. |
| Seema | Yes, bring that too. Do you give ginger oil and spicy chili powder for Idly? |
| Waiter |
We have filter coffee mam. |
| Seema | I prefer it cold. or else can you give me Gulfi Ice cream? |
| Waiter | Sorry Ma’am we don’t have ice creams served here. But you can get it in the outlet next door. |
| Seema | Oh, that’s fine. Please get these quickly. |
| Waiter | Sure, Ma’am. |
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