Help the indecisive customer complete his order at the cafe by dragging the correct verbs into the blanks.

"You know what? I changed my mind. I will have the turkey sandwich instead of the salad. And for my drink, I think I will order a large iced coffee, please."

"You know what? I changed my mind. I will have the turkey sandwich instead of the salad."

We use "will" to talk about spontaneous decisions—things we decide to do at the exact moment of speaking, like changing an order at a restaurant!

"And for my drink, I think I will order a large iced coffee, please."

Just like the food, the drink choice is a sudden decision made on the spot, so "will" is the perfect fit.