A disgruntled tourist is writing a fiery restaurant review. Drag the correct words and phrases into the blanks to help him complain with perfect English grammar!

I wanted to complain about the terrible service, so I asked to speak to the manager. I was furious because I had to wait an hour for my main course. However, to be completely fair, I liked the dessert very much.

I wanted to complain about the terrible service, so I asked to speak to the manager.

Chef in German means "boss" or "manager," but in English, a "chef" is strictly a professional cook. If you want to speak to the person in charge of the restaurant's operations, ask for the manager!

I was furious because I had to wait an hour for my main course.

The correct preposition is "wait for."

However, to be completely fair, I liked the dessert very much.

In English, we follow a strict Subject-Verb-Object word order. We do not separate the verb ("liked") and its direct object ("the dessert") with an adverb phrase ("very much"). Even if it sounds natural in French or German to say "I liked very much the dessert," it is incorrect in English!