Friendly Greetings
Professional Basics
Handling Money & Payments
Openings & Options
Confirming & Closing
100

>This is the most common, professional morning greeting used when a customer first walks through the door

Good Morning

100

This 6-letter word is known as the universal 'magic word' when making a polite request to a customer

Please

100

When a customer is ready to buy their items, you introduce the final amount by saying: 'Your ______ comes to $15.50'

Total

100

This is the standard, polite open question used at a food counter or service desk: 'What can I get ________ for you today?'

Started

100

This 7-letter verb means to repeat the order details back to the customer to ensure there are no mistakes

Confirm

200

Instead of saying a casual 'Hey', use this friendly, professional word to greet a customer at any time of the day

Hello

200

When a customer says 'Thank you', this is the most standard polite response you shoud give

You are very welcome

200

If a customer pays with a $20 bill for a $15 item, the $5 you give back to them is called this.

Change

200

When offering a choice between two items, you use this polite verb: 'Would you ______ a side of fries or a salad?'

Prefer

200

To check if the customer wants to add more items before you finish, you ask:'Is there anything _______ I can get for you?'

Else

300

This is the standard open-ended question used right afer a greeting to show you are ready to assist: 'Hello! How may I _______ you today?'

Help/Assist

300

If you do not hear or understand what a customer said, you should use this single polite word (with rising intonation) instead of saying 'What?'

Pardon? (or Sorry or Excuse)

300

This is the polite question you ask to find out how the customer wants to pay: 'How would you like to ______ today?'

Pay

300

This is the most professional way to ask a customer if they want to eat their food inside the establishment or take it away 

Is that for here or to go?

300

This is the exact phrase you use right before you list the customer's item backk to them: 'Just to ____ this is one coffee and one muffin.'

Confirm

400

When welcoming a regular customer back to your business, this 7 letter word is used: '__________ back'

Welcome

400

This 9 letter word is more formal, professional way to say 'Sure' or 'Yes I can do that'

Certainly

400

These are the two primary phisical methods of payment you ask a customer to choose between  (one involves paper money, the other a plastic card)

Cash or Credit

400

This 6-letter noun refers to a choice or selection available to the customer on a menu or product list

Option

400

These are the three standard sizes (S,M,L) that you must always confirm when a customer orders a drink

Small, Medium, and Large

500

True or False: In a professional Level 1 English, it is appropriate to greet a corporate customer with 'What's up Man?'

False (Keep it professional with Hello or Good day)

500

If a customer apologizes to you for a minor mistake, this 5-word reassuring phrase tell them it is not a problem

That is quite all right (or No problem at all)

500

The physical piece of paper you print out and hand to the customer as proof of their purchase 

Receipt

500

If a customer asks for an item that is temporarily missing, you are offering an alternative.  What is the 10-letter word for this alternative choice?

Substitute

500

Fill in the blank for this friendly, professional closing phrase used as the customer leaves: 'Thank you for shopping with us, have a ______ day!'

Great/Wonderful/Lovely

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