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15. How can each of these foods be prepared?
               1) steak; 2) fish; 3) peppers; 4) carrots; 5) potatoes; 6) eggs; 7) prawns.
               Model. How can tomatoes be cooked? They can be fried, stuffed or grilled.
                                                        Places to Eat
               16. Write R (for restaurant), F (for fast food) or B (for both). Then make up sentences using
               these words.
               1) tablecloth …; 2) bill …; 3) tip …; 4) crystal glasses …; 5) menu …; 6) paper napkin …;
               7) counter …; 8) plastic cup …; 9) waiter …; 10) till …; 11) cutlery …; 12) plastic chairs
               …; 13) three-course meal …; 14) tray …; 15) self-service salad bar … .
                     The tables were laid with expensive, white linen tablecloths.
                                                     Diner’s Complaints
               17. Match the adjectives to the nouns, then act out dialogues, as in the example.
               1) dirty; 2) chipped; 3) cold; 4) overcooked; 5) wrong;
               a) order: b) soup: c) steak: d) knife: e) glass.
               A: Excuse me.
               B: Yes, sir?
               A: This knife is dirty.
               B: I’m sorry, sir, I’ll replace it immediately.
               18. Read and match the complaints to the justifications.
               Complaints
               1 _ Salad was not fresh. Vegetables had not been washed.
               2 _ Apple pie was stale and dry.
               3 _ Steak was tough and chewy.
               Justifications
               a When I complained, the waiter brought me another steak which was as bad as the first
               one.
               b Waiter claimed that it had been freshly made that morning.
               c Found pieces of dirt on the lettuce leaves.
               19. You had a meal in a restaurant. However, you did not enjoy your meal due to a
               number of problems. Write a letter of complaint to the manager of the restaurant.
                                                         WRITING
                     Always  plan  your  writing  carefully.  Look  carefully  at  the  topic  or  question  and  let
                ideas come into your head. Then start to organise them into a suitable order. Then write one
                or more sentences for each idea. Build the series of sentences into paragraphs. When you
                have finished your first draft, check very carefully for mistakes.
               20. Read the letter and choose the correct linking words.
                     Dear Sir/Madam,
                     I am writing to complain about the service I received in your supermarket last week.
               1) Firstly/Furthermore, I was unable to find the pet food section, so I asked one of your
               staff to help me. Instead of showing me to the right place, he simply shrugged and walked
               away.
               2)  Then  /However,  after  standing  in  a  queue  at  the  checkout  for  over  fifteen  minutes,  I
               reached the end only to be told by the cashier that her shift was over and I would have to
               join another queue.
               As if that was not bad enough, when I finally managed to pay for my groceries, the cashier
               overcharged me. 3) However/Despite, when I pointed out her mistake, she did not apologise
               but was rude and unfriendly.
               As  you  can  imagine,  I  was  extremely  upset  by  the  treatment  I  received  and  I  will
               certainly not be shopping in your supermarket again. I hope that you will improve your

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