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Grammar
1 Choose the correct alternative to complete the sentences.
1 Be careful! That chair is going to/will fall over!
2 Good to see you! I am going to/will give your best wishes to June.
3 I ’m not going to/won’t do any work today. I decided when I woke up this morning!
4 That meal tasted strange. I think I am going to/will be sick!
5 Who do you think is going to/will be better for the job? Pete or Sally?
6 I’ve thought about this. First I am going to/will go shopping, and then you are going to cook the meal!
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2 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs given.
1 Don’t forget to give Dan the message when he __________ (get) home.
2 Can you check my diary? What __________ I __________ (do) at three o’clock?
3 I’m afraid I haven’t looked at your assignment, As soon as I see Rita, I __________ (invite) her to dinner tonight.
4 The train __________ (get) in at 3.30, so we should be home by 4.00.
5 It’s all arranged. We __________ (pick) Mary up outside the museum at five o’clock.
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1 What/you/do/ four o’clock?
2 Scientists/develop/new types of food/by 2020.
3 What/you/do/this time next week?
4 When/you/definitely/finish/the work by?
5 you/eat/with us/this evening?
6 Where/we/stay/in Madrid/next month?
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Vocabulary
4 Complete the sentences with the correct words.
1 A plum is a ___.
A vegetable
B fruit
C dish
2 Tuna is ___.
A fish
B meat
C a bakery product
3 A doughnut is a ___.
A dairy product
B bakery product
C fruit
4 A pea is ___.
A a fruit
B fish
C a vegetable
5 A pie is ___.
A a dairy product
B seafood
C a bakery product
6 Turkey is ___.
A fish
B fruit
C meat
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5 Complete the sentences with the correct words.
1 Sometimes __________ vegetables taste just as good as fresh ones.
2 It’s dangerous to keep __________ meat next to cooked meat.
3 Jack loves __________ things, but they’re bad for his teeth.
4 __________ food is very convenient and tasty, but it’s not good for you.
5 Throw this bread away. It’s __________.
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6 Complete the sentences with the correct prefix.
1 To work in a team you have to _____operate.
2 The woman on the phone _____understood what I wanted.
3 The meat was dry because it was _____cooked.
4 Never _____estimate Tim! He’s very intelligent!
5 Unfortunately, there are a lot of _____advantages to working in a hotel.
6 They _____booked the restaurant and we had to wait an hour for a table.
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Reading
7 Read the article from which some sentences have been taken out. Choose the correct sentences A–E to fill the gaps.
High Tech Dining
Going out for a meal is one of life’s biggest pleasures. (1) ___ We choose restaurants according to the atmosphere, the type of food, the service and, of course, our budget. Soon, however, there may be another factor that helps us choose a restaurant, and that is technology!
We know that high technology is already involved in food preparation, and chefs have a wide range of kitchen gadgets to make better dishes, more efficiently. We shall soon be discovering that technology has an importance in the actual dining experience itself. Some restaurants have already understood the need for this and have introduced some amazing new ideas. These will probably become quite normal in the future. In just a few years, paper menus may well be a thing of the past. We’ll be using the table top as a computer screen, and pictures of the different meals available will appear on our empty plates for us to choose from. (2) ___ We’ll be communicating directly with the kitchen and there will be no need for waiters to take our orders. This will reduce the time we have to wait and also reduce the possibility of human error when taking orders. (3) ___
Technology like this will be good for restaurants that need diners to eat quickly and move on, allowing other people to take their places. It’s easy to see why – they will make more money! (4) ___ Getting the correct meal quickly is important, but surely this introduction of high tech ordering will mean that many waiters will lose their jobs. One restaurant in Germany has already got rid of the need for any waiters at all by putting in a mini roller coaster which delivers meals directly from the kitchen! Another point to consider is that at certain restaurants people do not always want to rush. Diners want to take their time and enjoy the interaction with waiters.
(5) ___ Many experts believe that normal restaurants will have changed dramatically by the year 2020. And whether we see interactive dining as adventurous and fun or a sad end to a great tradition, it is something that we shall all have to accept.
A We’ll also be able to order directly from our tables, tapping in codes on virtual keyboards on the tables.
B However, is it necessarily going to be a good thing for us?
C As we have already seen, however, technology touches nearly every aspect of our lives and it is inevitable that restaurants will change soon. It’s simply a question of when.
D How many times have you got the wrong meal because the busy waiter either didn’t write down your order or wrote it down incorrectly?
E Whether it’s a pizza at the local Italian restaurant or fine dining at a top hotel, we all love the experience of going out to eat.
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Listening (Tests CD, Track 5)
8 
Listen to the dialogues and choose the best answers.
1 How did the girl celebrate her birthday?
A She went to Paris.
B She went out with her friends.
C She went to the theatre.
2 What’s the cookery programme about?
A new recipes
B a competition
C food in other countries
3 Where is Jack going to work?
A in a supermarket
B in a restaurant
C in a lorry
4 Why is Lyn phoning Karin?
A to make an arrangement
B to cancel an arrangement
C to change an arrangement
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