A. Drinks

B. Food

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In the UK, chips or fries mean French fries. Crisps are thin slices of fried potatoes sold in bags. In the USA, chips refer to thin pieces of fried potatoes sold in bags.

UK	crisps	chips or fries
USA	chips	French fries

C. Ordering food and drink

• A: A latte, please.
• B: Regular¹ or large²?
• A: Regular, please.
• B: To have in³ or take away⁴?
• A: To take away.
• A: What’s in that panini?
• B: Cheese and ham.
• A: Do you have any vegetarian⁵ ones?
• B: We’ve got cheese and tomato.
• A: I’ll have one of those, please.
• B: Would you like it heated up⁶?
• A: No, thank you. Where are the napkins⁷?
• B: There are some on the table.
• A: Do you have a tray⁸ please?
• B: Yes, here you go.