The Big Idea
Build your order one piece at a time with five small phrases that say exactly what you want.
Five tiny English phrases can completely change your restaurant order.
You do not need a long sentence. You just need a few simple power words that help you say exactly what you want.
1. With
Use with when you want something added.
“I’d like a burger with pickles.”
2. Without
Use without when you do not want something included.
“I’d like a burger without onions.”
3. Extra
Use extra when you want more of something.
“Can I get extra sauce, please?”
4. On the side
Use on the side when you want something served separately.
“Dressing on the side, please.”
5. To go
Use to go when you want to take the food with you.
“I’ll take this to go, please.”
Build the order one piece at a time
These small phrases work because they let you build exactly what you want without memorizing a giant restaurant script.
- burger + with + pickles
- burger + without + onions
- fries + extra + sauce
- salad + dressing + on the side
- meal + to go
Simple words. Big difference.
Stop memorizing English. Start using it.
Which one do you use most when ordering food?
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