CareerTalkLab — Küresel Kariyer için Profesyonel İngilizce

You are at a coffee shop. You order drinks. You pay and get a receipt. You can also order lunch — say 'I would like a sandwich, please.'

Bill

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Receipt

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Price

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Total

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How much

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Lira

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Dollar

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Change

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Sugar

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Milk

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Cup

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Drink

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Eat

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Food

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Order

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Would like

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Lunch

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Item	Price
Coffee	15 Lira
Tea	10 Lira
Water	5 Lira
Cake	20 Lira

Practice

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

is the coffee? — 15 Lira.

You pay 50 Lira. The total is 35 Lira. What is the change?

Match each word to its meaning.

Your new colleague is from the USA. She is ___.

He is from Germany. He is ___.

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

I would like a of coffee with

What do you do when you are hungry?

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

I want to coffee. Can I see the

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

Sorry, your taxi is — it arrives in fifteen minutes.

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

Hello, please write your on the visitor list at reception.

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

Show your to the security guard before you enter the building.

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

Excuse me — can you your last name for the receipt, please?

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

I write a thank-you to the host after the event.

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

Are you for a coffee chat at three o'clock today?

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

Our coffee partner sources beans from a small in Central America.

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

The kickoff meetup brought together about engineers from the region.

A coffee chat between two travelers

Ali: I just got back from a long trip. The plane was cancelled in London, so I took a train to Paris and then a hotel near the airport.

Sara: That sounds tiring. Did you have your passport ready?

Ali: Yes, the passport and the new boarding pass were both on my phone. The hotel email had a small address — it ended in dot com after the underscore. I had to spell it for the receptionist.

Sara: Was it a long flight?

Ali: Six hours. I read a book and ordered tea. The total on the receipt was fair. Let me know if you need a hotel tip for your next trip!

Which document do you show at the airport before you board the plane?

Where do you stay during a business trip in another city?

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

My flight was , so I had to book a new ticket for tomorrow.

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

I prefer to take the between London and Paris because it is fast and quiet.

Optional · Skills Practice

Skills Practice: Networking Coffee

15 min

Try the four-skills extension — read, write, listen, and speak using today's vocabulary. Optional but recommended.

ReadWriteListenSpeakDrill

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