2 Food

REMEMBER BETTER
VOCABULARY
To remember the names of containers in which certain
2.1 Food containers • food products
• phrases related to food
products are sold, learn them as chunks (a container
and a sample product together), e.g. I’ve got some
chocolate. I’ve got a bar of chocolate.
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Look in your fridge at home. Complete the sentences

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about the food you can see in the fridge. Check any
SHOW WHAT YOU KNOW
new words in a dictionary.
1 Decide which word is different to the others in In my fridge, there is: In my fridge, there are:
groups 1–4. What kind of food is it? Find the right 1 a carton of milk 3
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category A–E below. 2 4

potato carrot salmon

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1 strawberry lemonade apple 3 Choose the correct option.

2 salt and pepper cheese milk Lisa: This healthy food camp is a great idea but it’s
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3 juice onion tea a long walk to get there. Have you got a drink?
4 ice cream strawberry apple Chris: Yes. I’ve got some cola.
Lisa: Cola! That isn’t healthy. I’ve got two small
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A Fruit and vegetables: 1

cartons / boxes / packets of juice.
B Dairy:
C Meat and fish: salmon Ten minutes later …
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D Drinks: Chris: Oh, great, a shop. Wait a minute.

E Other: Lisa: What do you want to buy?
Chris: A small 2tub / bottle / jar of ketchup. Cheese
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sandwiches are boring without ketchup.

WORD STORE 2A | Food containers Lisa: You could buy a tomato and some lettuce to
make it nicer. Not ketchup.
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2 Complete the names of the containers with one letter

Half an hour later …
in each space (a). Then complete the shopping list
Lisa: We’ve still got five kilometres to go. Let’s stop
with the correct food from the box (b).
and eat. Have you got something for lunch?
brown bread crisps honey ice cream Chris: Yes. My cheese sandwiches, two 3bars / tubs /
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ketchup lemonade milk potatoes tins of chocolate, two 4tins / jars / cans of cola
tuna white chocolate and a 5box / packet / jar of crisps.
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Lisa: You really need this healthy food camp, Chris.

The next morning …
Lisa: Morning, Chris. Time for breakfast.
A j a r of honey.
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Chris: We haven’t got any bread!

Lisa: That’s OK. All we need for breakfast is a 6packet /
A ap _ _ _ _ t of ______
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1 tin / carton of milk and some cornflakes.
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Chris: But I’ve got a jar of chocolate spread in my bag!

A at _ n of ______
b
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Lisa: Chris, why exactly are you on this camp???
A a l _ _ f of ______
b
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WORD STORE 2B | Food products
A 5 kg b _ g of ______
b
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a
4 4 Look at Word Stores 2A and 2B in the Student’s Book.
Complete the expressions.
Four a c _ _ s of ______
b
5
1a bag of potatoes / /
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A large ab _ r of ______
b
6 2a bar of
3a bottle of /
A ab _ _ _ _ e of ______
b
7 4a can of /
5a carton of / /
A at _ b of strawberry ______
b
8 6a jar of / /
7a loaf of
A a c _ _ _ _ n of ______
b
9 8a packet of / / /
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9 a tin of /
10 a tub of

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 5 Complete the text with the words from the box.
REMEMBER THIS
bag bars bottle dish jar packet (x2)
tin tub For some food products, we use different words in British
and American English, e.g.

BLOG UK USA
biscuits cookies
sweets candies

Pasta Primavera chips

crisps
French fries
chips
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My favourite dish is Pasta Primavera. It’s delicious!

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It’s a great vegetarian dish – you only need
vegetables. I’m at the supermarket now because 7 Choose the word that is wrong.
I want to make it tonight. I need a 1
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1 I don’t eat a lot of meat but I often use vegetables

of spaghetti of course – it’s an Italian dish!
like to make very nice meals.
I also want a 2 of oil, but I only need A onions B eggs C carrots
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to use a quarter of a cup. I want a 3 2 If you’re going to the shops, could you get me
of onions, but I only need to use one. I also need a carton of , please?
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A orange juice B milk C crisps

a4 of peas, three carrots, two red
3 This packet of is nearly empty. How can I cook
peppers, half a kilo of small tomatoes, salt and dinner now?
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pepper. Some people prefer to use a 5 A tuna B rice C pasta

of tomato sauce, but I like fresh tomatoes for 4 I can’t eat dairy food, so I never have . Well,
I have it if it is made from soya.
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this recipe. Oh, I also need a 6 of

A cheese B juice C milk
Parmesan cheese! It’s very easy to make. You
can find the recipe here on the Internet. 8 Complete the dialogue with the words from the box.
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There are three extra words.

For something sweet after the pasta, get a
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of vanilla ice cream or some bag bar bottle cans cartons
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of chocolate for your friends or family. jar loaf packet tins tub

In a supermarket …
Mr Jenkins: Well, here we are at the supermarket.
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WORD STORE 2C | Phrases related to food What do we need to buy today?

6 Complete the dialogue with the expressions Mrs Jenkins: Let me see. Ah yes, I want a 10 kg bag
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from the box. There is one extra word. of potatoes, onions, tomatoes, five
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of milk, a 2 of
food have them for dessert spaghetti, water and two 3 of
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get a takeaway ingredients make a snack tuna. OK. You get the vegetables, and I’ll
get the rest.
Amy: I’m hungry. Mr Jenkins: OK, OK ...
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Liz: What do you do when you’re hungry? Do you Five minutes later …
make a snack?
Mr Jenkins: … I’ve got everything.
Amy: Yes, sometimes, when I have the
1 Can we pay and go now?
that I need, but today I want
Mrs Jenkins: No, I forgot to get a 4 of
to 2 .
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bread. Is there anything you want?

Liz: Great! Indian or Chinese?
Mr Jenkins: Well, I’d really like a 5 of
Amy: Indian. I love Indian food.
chocolate and a 6 of ice
Liz: We can go to my house. There’s a good film on
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cream!
this evening.
Mrs Jenkins: Oh, Harry …
Amy: OK. I’ve got some strawberries.
Mr Jenkins: For dessert!
We can 3 .
Liz: Not ice cream? /10
Amy: No. Not after a big Indian dinner.

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 GRAMMAR 4 Complete the questions and short answers.

2.2 Countable and

uncountable nouns
Woman: Can you make a shopping list and go shopping
for me?
Man: OK. What do you want?
Woman: I don’t know. That’s why I want you to make a list.
Man: Right. Is there any fruit (fruit)?
Woman: Yes, there is (√). There are apples and oranges.
SHOW WHAT YOU KNOW Man: Good. 1 (eggs)?
2
Woman: (√).
1 Write the plural forms of the nouns in brackets.
Man: Great. 3 (ketchup)?
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When we go on walks, we always take lots Woman: 4

(×).
of carrots (carrot) to eat. Man: Oh, right. Ketchup. 5
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1 Do you want (potato) with your (honey)?

chicken or do you prefer rice? Woman: 6 (√). We’ve got four
2 I love June. (Strawberry) are so cheap. jars. Don’t buy any honey.
3 For a real Spanish omelette, you need five or Man: 7
(vegetables)?
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six (egg). Woman: 8 (×).

4 When I cut (onion), I always cry. Man: Oh, is there any …
5 These (orange) are very juicy. You Woman: Please, just go to the kitchen and look.
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only need two of them to make a glass of juice.

5 Complete the questions and answers with
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one word in each gap.

2 Find nine more food items in the word search.
Maggie: How much fruit do you eat, Alex?
Decide if they are countable or uncountable.
Alex: Oh, I eat a 1 of fruit. I love apples.
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Maggie: So, 2 apples do you eat in

C O L I V E O I L
a week?
H R E G G A N Y T Alex: I eat about two a day, so fourteen.
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E A G F R U I T F Maggie: Wow. That’s 3 lot. What about other

food? 4 eggs do you eat?
E N B O R I O A L
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5
Alex: . One or two a month.
S G R E T H N H O Maggie: And 6 cheese do you eat?
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Alex: . Just a little bit on
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E E E N P O F R U
a Saturday evening.
M N A P P L E Y R Maggie: OK. Last question. 8 hot
S O D H O T D O G dogs do you eat a week?
Alex: Hot dogs? Yuk. I don’t eat 9 hot dogs
or hamburgers. I hate fast food.
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Countable Uncountable
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egg
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6 Complete the dialogue with one word in each gap.

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Tanya: The party starts in an hour. Are you ready?

3 Choose the correct option.
Brett: I think so. Are there any crisps here?
Peter: I think we’re ready to start dinner. There 1is some / Tanya: Yes, there 1 . There are a 2
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are some / is any cheese in the fridge. of packets in the kitchen. About twenty, I think.
Sian: Great! Er ...2Is there any / Is there some / Brett: Twenty! Wow. And have we got any cola?
Are there any mushrooms? I can’t see them. Tanya: Yes. Not 3 . One or two bottles.
Peter: Mushrooms. Oh, no. I forgot. Brett: Oh. Why not more?
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Sian: And there 3isn’t some / aren’t some / isn’t any Tanya: Well, there is 4 lot of juice and
spaghetti. 5
many of our guests drink cola.
Peter: Oh. Brett: OK, you know best. Oh, here’s the phone
Sian: So, no spaghetti bolognese for us today. What number of the pizza restaurant. We can order
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can we eat? some for nine o’clock.

Peter: 4Is there any / Are there some / Are there any Tanya: Good idea. How 6 do you want?
bread? Brett: I think eight is enough.
Sian: Bread? I don’t want a sandwich. I want dinner! Tanya: One for you and seven for the rest of us!
Peter: Well, there 5is some / are some / are any
potatoes. We can have fried eggs and potatoes. /6
Sian: Er …, Peter.
Peter: Yes? GRAMMAR: Train and Try Again page 129
Sian: There 6isn’t any / aren’t some / aren’t any eggs.
Peter: Oh.

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 LISTENING LANGUAGE PRACTICE
2.3 Preparing food • cooking verbs
REMEMBER THIS

In English food names often consist of two words:

adjective + noun or two nouns (compound noun),
1 Put the words in the correct order to make questions e.g. a Spanish omelette (adj+n), a chocolate cake (n+n).
1–4. Then complete the conversation with the
questions in the correct places A–D. 2 Read REMEMBER THIS. Look at the underlined words
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How / it / make / you / do 1–5 in the text in Exercise 1 and decide whether the
How do you make it? words are adjectives (A) or nouns (N).
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1 need / many / you / do / How / eggs

3 Match the words 1–6 and a–g to make food names.
2 you / a healthy recipe / got / for / pancakes / Have Then complete the sentences with the correct food
names.
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3 do / What / need / you fruit a sandwiches

1 birthday b oil
4 so / you / the pancakes / make / do / OK, / how 2 hot c flakes
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3 olive d dog
4 tomato e sauce
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Extract from Student’s Book recording 1.46

5 cheese and tomato f cake
6 corn g pancakes
Part 2
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KG: For the first recipe you just need eggs, potatoes I love fruit pancakes. My favourites are with
and olive oil. It’s called a Spanish omelette. strawberries. What are your favourite kinds?
P: How do you make it? 1 When you have a , do you put
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KG: There are many different ways. But this is how you mustard or ketchup on it?
make a healthy Spanish omelette. First, slice four 2 In Italy, they often put on bread. I
potatoes. Then boil the potatoes in some water. know it’s unhealthy, but I prefer butter. Which do you
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After that, put the potatoes in a bowl, add some prefer on your bread?
eggs and mix together. 3 Some people always call ketchup.
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P: OK, so you mix all the ingredients. A ? Do you put ketchup on a lot of food?
KG: You need six eggs for four people. So, mix the 4 For lunch, I often have two .
eggs with the potatoes. Then put some olive (N) Sometimes, I have ham.
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oil ( ) into a pan. Fry the omelette on both sides. 5 I always have with lots of milk on
And that’s it – your 2Spanish ( ) 3omelette ( ) them for breakfast.
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is ready! Eat it with some salad for a really healthy 6 Jenny: This is a lovely . Thank you.
meal. Mum: Well, it’s a special day. You’re eighteen. An adult.
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Extract from Student’s Book recording 1.48

WORD STORE 2D | Cooking verbs
Part 3
4 Choose the correct option.
P: And what about dessert, Kate? My favourite
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dessert is pancakes. B ?
KG: Yes, I’ve got a very easy recipe for 4fruit ( )
1 Fry / Slice the omelette for one minute
on

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pancakes ( ).
on each side.
P: Cool. C ?
KG: Some fruit, for example some bananas and
strawberries. Then you need one cup of flour, 2 Mix / Chop the fruit into small
one cup of milk and one egg. Plus some oil. pieces and put them into a bowl.
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P: OK, so bananas, strawberries, flour, milk, an egg

and oil. What do you do? 3 Boil / Fry the potatoes in some water for
KG: First you chop the fruit and then you make the about 25 minutes.
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pancakes.
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4 Slice / Mix the eggs with the potatoes,
KG: You mix the flour, milk
then add salt and pepper.
and the egg together.
Then you put some oil
into a pan. When it is 5 Chop / Fry the meat for about 5 minutes.
hot, you put some of Be careful not to let it burn.
the mixture into the
pan and make a pancake. You fry it on both sides. 6 Slice / Boil the cheese thinly and put it
Take it out of the pan and put the fruit on top. on the bread.

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 READING
2.4 Unusual restaurants
• food adjectives • food

Eat out for less

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‘How much is it?’ In some restaurants, the answer is: ‘What you want to pay.’
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Here are some of the ‘Pay-what-you-want’ restaurants around the world.

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A Der Wiener Deewan, B Soul Kitchen – Red Bank, C Lentil As Anything,

Vienna, Austria New Jersey, USA Melbourne, Australia
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This is a Pakistani restaurant but it is Soul Kitchen is a great place to go for

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in Vienna. You go down some stairs lunch. The menu has choices of
to a small room with seats for about starters — my favourite is the mixed
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fifty people. There are no menus and green salad, main course — fish,
no waiters. The food is in large, hot, meat or vegetarian, and dessert.
containers on a table and you take But, it doesn’t have any prices.
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what you want. The meal then costs That’s because you can pay what you
want. The restaurant asks for $10 or
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more, but people who haven’t got

$10 can eat there and work for an This is a vegetarian restaurant in
hour to pay for their meal. The food Australia’s second city. In fact, there
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is healthy and local. The restaurant are four Lentil As Anything restaurants
even has a garden and grows a lot of in the city. Nine hundred people eat in
the vegetables that they use in their the restaurant in the Abbotsford
what you want to pay. The traditional, meals. district of the city every day. The
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Pakistani food is delicious, but be restaurants are open all day and you
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careful, some of it is very spicy! Try can eat breakfast, lunch and dinner
the Methi Gajar — spicy but sweet there. They are friendly places where
vegetables — and, of course, some you can chat to other customers,
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Pakistani rice. The restaurant isn’t listen to good music and, when you
only a ‘pay-what-you-want’ restaurant leave, you put some money in a box.
but also a ‘play what you want’ The food is healthy and delicious.
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restaurant. In the evenings, you can They don’t serve meat but you can
take a djembe, an African drum, and find great food with other ingredients
play music with others. It’s a really like pumpkin. Their pumpkin curry is
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cool place to spend some time. amazing.

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GLOSSARY
drum (n) – a musical instrument played by hitting chat (v) – talk in a friendly, informal way
it with your hand or a stick customer (n) – someone who buys goods or services
grow (v) – to make plants develop and produce fruit or from a shop, restaurant, etc.
flowers or become big enough to eat pumpkin (n) – a large, orange vegetable that is popular
district (n) – an area of a town at Halloween

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 1 Read the text and decide which restaurant A–C
REMEMBER THIS
is best for customers 1–4. One customer doesn’t have
a suitable restaurant.
The word meal means everything we eat, e.g. for breakfast
1 ‘I love hot food from China and India. I’d like or dinner. Some meals, e.g. dinner, consist of courses, e.g.
to try food from a different country in Asia.’ soup, meat and vegetables, dessert. The word ingredients
2 ‘I don’t eat meat. I think it is wrong to kill animals for means the food items a particular dish is made from, e.g.
food. I don’t even like seeing other people eat meat.’ to make spaghetti bolognese or Yorkshire pudding (a dish)
3 ‘I love traditional English breakfasts with we need cheese and tomatoes, or flour, milk and eggs
sausages, bacon and fried eggs.’ (ingredients).
4 ‘I haven’t got a job. I have a lot of time in the
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middle of the day but I haven’t got money for food.’

5 Read REMEMBER THIS. Put the words in bold from
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2 Read the text again. Match questions 1–9 with the text on page 28 under the correct heading.
the restaurants. Write DWD (Der Weiner Deewan),
Meals of the day Courses Dishes Ingredients
SK (Soul Kitchen) or LAA (Lentil As Anything).
breakfast
Where …
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1 do they grow some of the food they serve?

2 do they use recipes from different countries?
3 can you pay for your food or work?
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4 can you choose from four restaurants with

WORD STORE 2E | Food adjectives
the same name?
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5 can you play music? 6 Complete the sentences with one word in each gap.
6 can you eat at any time of the day? The first letters are given.
7 can you get a three-course meal?
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I love this restaurant. The waiters are polite and the

8 can you put the food you want on your plate? food is delicious.
9 can’t you eat meat? 1 This bread is very f . It’s still warm.
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2 I don’t eat meat. What v dishes do you

3 Look at the underlined verbs + prepositions in the
serve?
text. Then complete the sentences with the verbs
3 Can I have a glass of water, please? This curry is very
from the box.
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chat eat go (×2) listen pay play 4 I’m sorry, we don’t have rice. We only serve
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You can eat in a café or restaurant. country.

1 You can for your meal with cash or a credit 5 I hope you like this. It’s a t meal from my
card. country. My grandmother always cooks it when I go
2 People to music on MP3 players and CDs. home to visit.
3 There is a café and a restaurant in the building.
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6 I don’t like fried food, especially meat. I prefer it

You up some stairs to the café and down g – it’s healthier.
some other stairs to the restaurant.
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4 I often to my friends on my computer. VOCABULARY PRACTICE | Food

We use Skype.
7 Look at the vocabulary in lesson 2.4 in the Student’s
5 After school, I sometimes for a pizza or
Book. Complete the sentences with one word in each
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a hot dog with my friends.

gap. The first letters are given.
6 My brother is in a band and sometimes he lets me
the guitar with them. There are some strange foods that people eat. Are they
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tasty? Read on to find out.

4 Complete the sentences with the correct verbs and There are some very unusual d in countries
prepositions from Exercise 3. Use the correct form around the world. In Iceland, for example, a famous
of the verbs. s is hákarl. Hákarl is shark meat that is dried.
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When I’m on holiday, I always eat in small, local It smells terrible! But it tastes much better than it smells,
restaurants. they say.
1 I’ve got the chance to the guitar some In Cambodia – a country in Southeast Asia – a very popular
really good musicians. s f is spiders. I’ve heard they
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2 Where do you want to dinner? taste like chicken. Would you like to eat hákarl or fried
3 My dad always the meal when we go spiders for your m ?
out to a restaurant with the whole family.
4 To get to the toilet, the stairs and turn
left.
5 The tables in the restaurant are very big, so you can
meet other people and them.
6 Jan likes it when she can Spanish
music in real Spanish restaurants.
Hákarl
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 GRAMMAR 4 Each sentence has one mistake.

2.5 Articles
Find the mistake and correct it.
I don’t eat the meat but I eat a lot of vegetables. –
1 The shops in this town don’t sell an ingredients
I need.
2 I live in the town in southern England.
3 We’ve got a pizza for lunch but the pizza has got
SHOW WHAT YOU KNOW
mushrooms on it and I don’t like the mushrooms.
1 Write a or an before the nouns. 4 We stay in a small town in the Italy every August.
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an apple 5 jar 5 Add two articles to each sentence. Rewrite

1 egg 6 bag the sentences with the articles in the correct places.
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2 potato 7 onion
3 orange 8 pizza Do you like food that they sell at café in Market
4 carrot 9 ingredient Street?
Do you like the food that they sell at the café in
Market Street?
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2 Choose the correct word. 1 I need onion for this dinner but I haven’t got any and
shops near here aren’t open.
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Nopal is 1a / the cactus.

There are a lot of 2 There is food festival in main square of our town in
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nopal plants in Mexico June.

and many Mexicans
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use nopal as 2an / a

ingredient in their 3 I’m good cook but recipes in this book are very
meals. The Festival difficult.
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del Nopal is a festival

of nopal cooking but
it happens in 3the / Ø 4 I like pizzas but I don’t like pizzas from restaurant near
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Santa Cruz, California. our school.

4
A / The festival is
very popular and you
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can eat different food

made with nopal. It is great with tomatoes and onions, SHOW WHAT YOU’VE LEARNT
with cheese, or you can make 5a / the dessert with
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Ø / the fruit from the nopal plant. 7A / The festival 6 Complete the dialogue with the (x1), a (x2) and Ø (x3).
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happens in 8Ø / the July. It’s a great way to find out

about this delicious plant. Melanie: This is a good photo. Where is it?
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Jason: That’s me in 1 Spain. We go there every

year in 2 August.
3 Complete the text with a, an, the or Ø in each gap. Melanie: Are you in 3 restaurant in this photo?
My aunt lives in a big city. It is called 1 Bristol. My Jason: It’s a café. 4 cakes there are delicious.
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aunt’s house is in 2 city centre. Bristol is 3 exciting We always go there on the way back to
city. There are 4 lot of restaurants and we always eat the hotel from the beach.
in one when we stay with my aunt. Near her house, there Melanie: So what are those things on your plate?
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is 5 Chinese restaurant, 6 Indian restaurant, Jason: They are churros. They are Spanish cakes.
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two Italian restaurants and 8 Moroccan Melanie: So, you like 5 Spanish cakes, eh?
restaurant. 9 Moroccan restaurant is my favourite. Jason: I love all cakes, from England, Spain,
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food there is amazing. I love 11 Moroccan food. Germany – everywhere.
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Melanie: Well, I’ve got 6 cake here. It’s a carrot

cake.
Jason: Carrot cake? A cake with carrots in it??
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Maybe there are some cakes that I don’t like.

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 SPEAKING
2.6 Ordering food

1 Translate the phrases into your own language.

SPEAKING BANK
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Ordering food
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Are you ready to order?

I’d like a/an/some … / 3 Put the words in the correct order.

Can I have a/an/some … are / Hi, / order / ready / to / you
W
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Hi, are you ready to order?

1 OK. / to / What / you / drink / like / would
What would you like to ?
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drink? 2 that’s / No / it. / thanks / much / it / How / is

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?
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Large or small?
3 your / meal / Enjoy
Anything else? .
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4 pounds / It’s / seventy-five / two

No, thanks. That’s it.
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How much is it? 5 have / please / I / juice, / Can / orange / an
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?
It’s … (+ price)
6 Yes, / a / like / hot dog / I’d
Here you are. .
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7 you / Here / are

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Enjoy your meal.
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8 else / Anything
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2 Complete the sentences with the prices in words. 4 Look at the sentences in Exercise 3. Decide who says
Use the verb be in the correct form. them: the customer (C) or the waiter (W).
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5 Put the conversation in Exercise 3 in the correct order.

Menu
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Waiter: Hi, are you ready to order?

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Customer:
Burger £2.79 Menu Waiter: 2

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Customer:
Tuna £3.89 Tea Waiter: 4

sandwich Apple 9 9p Customer: 5

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45p Waiter: 6

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Customer:
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Waiter:
Menu Customer: Thanks.
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Hot dog 6 Complete the dialogue with one word in each gap.
€3.00
Waiter: Are you ready to order?
Cheese €3.50 Customer: Yes, please. I’d 1 a hot dog.
sandwich
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Waiter: What 2 you like to 3 ?

Customer: A mineral water, please.
4
Waiter: or small?
A burger is two pounds seventy-nine.
Customer: A small one, please.
1 A hot dog . 5
Waiter: else?
2 Tuna sandwiches .
Customer: No, thanks, 6 ’s it. How 7
3 Cheese sandwiches .
is it?
4 Tea .
Waiter: It’s two pounds ninety-five.
5 An apple .
Customer: 8 you are.
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Waiter: your meal.
Customer: Thanks.
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 WRITING
SHOW WHAT YOU’VE LEARNT
2.7 An email of invitation
5 You are organising a party and you want to invite
your friend. Write an email to him/her.
• Use appropriate expressions to start and finish it.
• Invite your friend to your party.
1 Complete the sentences related to parties with • Include the details about the party (occasion, place,
the words from the box. date, time, etc.).
• Ask your friend to confirm that he/she will come
clothes everyone everyone people
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and – if yes – tell him/her what to bring to the party.

presents spicy the holidays
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1 Everyone makes some Indian food.

a
2 usually bring b .
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3 My friend’s curries are really .

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4 We always talk about – not school work!

a
5 wears strange b .
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2 Match the sentences from Exercise 1 with the parties.

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Two sentences match the same party.

A a fancy dress party
B a bring-your-own-curry party 1
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C a birthday party
D an after-exams party
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3 Choose the correct answers A–C.

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1
Tom! SHOW THAT YOU’VE CHECKED
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are you? I’m fine. It’s my birthday next week.
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1 A Hi B Bye C High
2 A Who B How C What • I have asked how my friend is.
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3 A Do B Are C Would
4 A at B in C on • I have invited my friend to my party.
5 A Do B Can C Are
• I have given the details about the party.
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4 Complete the email with the words from the box.

There are two extra words. • I have finished the email appropriately.

at delicious hope let love party • I have used an appropriate ending, e.g. Love,
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text things want wishes would Best wishes, etc.

• I have used contractions (e.g. I’m / aren’t /

that’s).
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Hi Mary,
How are things? • I have used emoticons and/or acronyms
Do you 1 to come to our 2 ? It’s on (info / CU / gr8), but not too many.
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1 In pairs, ask and answer the questions.

PART 1 PART 2
Talk about your free time. Talk about food.
1 What do you like doing at the weekend? 1 Do you like eating healthy food? Why?/Why not?
2 Do you prefer staying at home or going out? Why? 2 Do you prefer hamburgers or pizza? Why?
3 What do you like doing with your friends 3 What do you usually eat for dessert?
in your free time? 4 Do you often get a takeaway? Why?/Why not?
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4 Do you play a musical instrument? 5 What’s your favourite local food? Why?
5 Do you enjoy going for a run? Why?/Why not?
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1 How do you make pancakes? 5 Is it healthy to eat a lot of fast food? Why?/Why not?
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2 How often do you eat vegetarian food? 6 Do you like eating spicy food? Why?/Why not?
3 Do you prefer eating vegetables or meat? Why? 7 Which of these types of food do you like best? Why?

3 Read the instructions on your card. In pairs, take turns to role-play the conversation.
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Student A Student B

You are the waiter in a restaurant. You’re in a restaurant and Student A is the
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Ask Student B the questions. waiter. You want to order the grilled salmon
• Say hello and ask Student B if he/she and potatoes and some orange juice. Answer
is ready to order. Student A’s questions.
• Ask what he/she would like to eat. • Say that you are ready to order.
• Ask what he/she would like to drink. • Answer the question about the food.
• Ask if he/she wants a large or a small drink. • Answer the question about the drink.
• Say that the large drink is $2. • Ask about the price of the large drink.
• Ask if he/she wants anything else. • Say that you would like the large size.
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4 Complete the sentences with one word in each gap.

VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR
Conversation 1
1 Choose the correct option. Paul: There’s no orange juice. How much do you
drink every day?
Mum: Dan, can you buy a bar / jar / loaf of bread
Cathy: Not much. One glass, at breakfast time. Oh,
on the way back from school?
and a glass when I get home. And before I go
Dan: Sure, no problem.
to bed. Actually, I drink quite .
1 Mum: What do you want to drink?
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2 Debbie: Do you want me to buy anything from the Jack: potatoes?
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shop? Tia: No, but b rice. You

Mum: Just a loaf / bar / packet of flour. can use that.
3 Dad: Do you need any vegetables? Jack: What, to make chips??
Mum: Er … yes. Get half a kilo of strawberries / Conversation 3
eggs / onions.
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4 Celina: Do you eat a lot of dairy food? meat in the fridge?
Donna: Yes. I have cheese / tuna / onions with Mum: Yes, there is but b . I need to
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everything. go shopping again. Don’t worry, though. I’ve

5 Sara: Oh, no. I shouldn’t. got a recipe for vegetarian burgers.
Fiona: Go on. It’s only a small tub / bar / can
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of chocolate.
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2 Complete the note with one word in each gap. 5 Complete the dialogue with a, an, the or Ø in each gap.
The first letters are given.
Nathan: What’s this?
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Nathan: Great. I love pancakes. Are they easy to make?
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and get these things for me.
when you can get everything for free?
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6 Choose the correct answers A–C.
a 2b___ of oil,
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cheese, a small
a 5p___ of cocoa. bottle of olive oil and a
packet of French bread in the
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them. Natalie is coming this evening and 3
food and drink is for us. We’re going to
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a nice snack and eat it 5 front
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of the telly.
3 Complete the sentences with one word in each gap. We’ve got a DVD. If you want to watch
The first letters are given. it with us, you’re very welcome – but
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This is a traditional meal from the south of Spain. not if you eat our food!
1 Ali: This curry is very s . See you later,
Noah: Good, I love hot food. Tom
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2 I can’t f the eggs. There isn’t any oil.

3 The food here is all l , from farms in the A For B Best C To
area. 1 A a B some C any
4 Can you s the onions into thin pieces 2 A don't B do C not
before you cook them, please? 3 A the B a C some
5 Shane: Is your dinner OK? 4 A do B get C make
Janine: Yes, it’s d . 5 A in B on C at
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USE OF ENGLISH
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7 Complete each pair of sentences with the same
word A–C.
She’s going to the shop to buy a of crisps and
Easy chocolate cake
a drink. This cake is very easy to make! It’s a quick
I need a of flour to make a cake. and C dessert. You cook it in a cup in your
A bar B bag C packet
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microwave oven. First, get your 1 . You only

1 Paella is a famous rice from Spain.
need four! Put 2 egg, sugar, flour and cocoa
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Ben’s favourite is spaghetti bolognese.

A dish B meal C takeaway into the cup. You don’t need 3 of sugar or
2 There aren’t any eggs. Can you get a from the cocoa. 4 the egg, sugar, flour and cocoa
supermarket? together. Cook the cake in the microwave oven
My family drinks a of orange juice every day! for one minute. It’s ready! Do you have 5
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A loaf B tub C carton vanilla ice cream? Put it on top of the cake
3 Street is very popular in Asia.
and enjoy your dessert!
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A food B speciality C snack
4 You can use butter or olive oil to eggs.
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How bags of sugar do we need? 3 A a lot B many C much
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questions. 10 Choose the correct answers A–C.

Tim: food / the / I / best / think / is / fresh I need oil to fry the fish.
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Pedro: Yes, I agree. B much
1 Waiter: you / order / to / ready / are C an
? 1 Is there cheese in the sandwich?
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Paul: get / tonight / a / let’s / takeway
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C some
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3 Lucy: What do you do after school? topping! Yum!
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4 Jim: drink / would / to / like / you / what C the
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3 There aren’t people in the restaurant.

Cathy: Can I have some lemonade, please?
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Helen: It’s two pounds fifty.
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4 I have flour to make a cake.

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