At The Restaurant English Reading Worksheet - English Treasure Trove - Free Printable

Let’s go through each sentence one by one and pick the correct word from the word bank at the bottom.

Word bank:
hungry, I’d, very, egg, restaurant, menu, like, table, to, waiter, let’s, roll

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1. “Are you __hungry__?” asked Mum.
→ Already filled in correctly. Makes sense — asking if someone is hungry before eating.

2. “Yes, I’m __very__ hungry. Let’s go to the __restaurant__ for dinner”, replied Dad.
→ “Very” describes how hungry he is. “Restaurant” is where they’ll eat. Both fit.

3. “What would you __like__ to eat?” asked Mum.
→ Common phrase: “What would you like to eat?” → Correct.

4. “I’d like __to__ eat sushi”, said Dad.
→ “I’d like to eat...” is grammatically correct. “To” connects “like” and “eat”.

5. “Ok, __let’s__ go to a Japanese restaurant.”
→ “Let’s” = “Let us” — used to suggest doing something together. Perfect here.

6. “Good evening”, said the __waiter__.
→ The person who greets you at a restaurant is often the waiter. Fits context.

7. “We would like a __table__ for two please”, said Dad.
→ When you arrive at a restaurant, you ask for a table. Correct.

8. “Here is the __menu__”, said the waiter.
→ After seating, the waiter brings the menu. Logical.

9. “I’d like the __egg__ roll, please”, said Mum.
→ From the word bank, “egg” fits with “roll” to make “egg roll” — a common dish.

10. “__I’d__ like the salmon __roll__”, said Dad.
→ “I’d” starts the sentence (short for “I would”). “Roll” completes “salmon roll” — another food item.

All words are used exactly once? Let’s check:

Used:
hungry ✔
very ✔
restaurant ✔
like ✔
to ✔
let’s ✔
waiter ✔
table ✔
menu ✔
egg ✔
I’d ✔
roll ✔

Perfect — all 12 words used, no repeats.

Final Answer:
1. hungry
2. very, restaurant
3. like
4. to
5. let’s
6. waiter
7. table
8. menu
9. egg
10. I’d, roll