10 Tick () two polite ways of speaking in questions 1–6.
1 a) What do you want?
b) Are you ready to order?
c) Can I help you?
2 a) Have you got it in small, please?
b) Give me a medium.
c) Could I have a large?
3a) Where’s the menu?
b) Could you bring us a menu?
c) Can I see the menu, please?
4 a) Would you like something to drink?
b) Coffee?
c) What would you like to drink?
5 a) I’d like a hamburger and fries.
b) Can I have some vegetables?
c) I want some red wine.
6 a) Give me time to think.
b) I’m not sure.
c) I need to think about it.
|
|
5 |
11 Write sentences a)–f) from the prompts. Then match them with gaps 1–6.
A: Hi Robert! How are you?
B: Fine thanks. 1 a
A: It was good – but we had some problems.
B: Really? Why?
A: Oh, you know. The hotel wasn’t very good, the plane was late…
B: 2
A: Yeah, but the beach was fantastic.
B: 3
A: Mexico. Lovely food, lovely people…
B: 4
A: A couple of friends from work.
B: 5
A: Yes, she loved it.
B: 6
A:. Last night!
a) How / your holiday?
How was your holiday?
b) your wife / go / with you?
c) When / you / get back?
d) That / sound / terrible!
e) Who / you / go with?
f) Where / you / go?
|
|
10 |
Writing
12 Write the recipe again with capital letters and commas.
it’s very easy to make a spanish omelette. you need four eggs an onion three potatoes salt pepper and some oil. first wash and cut up the potatoes and onion. next heat the oil in a frying pan. fry the onion and potatoes and then add the eggs. stir it all around and cook for fifteen or twenty minutes. you’ll love it!
It’s very easy to make a Spanish omelette.
|
|
5 |
13 Write two paragraphs about a special person in your life. Use the prompts below. Write 50–75 words.
Childhood/family/job/personality/interests
How/when you met this person. Why he/she was/is important to you.
|
|
10 |
|
Total: |
100 |
PHOTOCOPIABLE
© 2011 Pearson Longman 