Help the hungry customer complete their order at the cafe by dragging the correct words into the blanks.

Customer: "I would like the grilled chicken salad, but can I get the dressing on the side?"
Cashier: "Certainly. Is this order for here or to go?"

Customer: "I would like the grilled chicken salad, but can I get the dressing on the side?"

The phrase on the side is a very common fixed expression in English. It means you want an item (like salad dressing or sauce) served in a separate little container rather than mixed directly into your food.

Cashier: "Certainly. Is this order for here or to go?"

For here is the standard natural phrase used in cafes and fast-food restaurants to ask if you are going to eat your meal inside the restaurant. It directly contrasts with the phrase "to go."