Listening quiz: did you get it?

4 Aug 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief YouTube segment, Hadar Shemesh models a listening‑practice exercise focused on the English phrase “Do you do…?” used to ask servers or bartenders about menu accommodations. She repeatedly asks, “Do you do egg whites at all?” and provides other examples such as “Do you do salads?” and “Do you do dressing on the side?” The repetition is intended to help learners hear the structure, internalise its rhythm, and practice recognizing it in real‑world ordering situations.

What did she say? Do you do egg whites at all? Do you do egg whites at all? This is a way to ask the bartender if they serve drinks with egg whites. Do you do? Do you do? Do you do salads? Do you do dressing on the side? Do you do whatever? When you want to ask the restaurant or the servers or the bartender if they can do something more specific that is not on the menu. Do you do? Do you do? Do you do? Do you do egg whites at all?