Global tests unit 2
eating & drinking
part a grammar and vocabulary
a joe and karl are discussing a party they're giving choose the most appropriate
the gap. o means that no word is necessary.
example: joe: we need a shopping list for saturday's party
a making b to make c for to make
ose the most appropriate word(s) to fill
1 karl: ok, i'm happy shopping later.
a gob going c to go
2 joe: i'd like to do that brazilian dish. have we got black beans
a a
b some cany
3 karl: no, we haven't, so i'll get some. i want to make pasta dish,
a a b c some
4 joe: ok, i'll put pasta on the list.
a a b 0 c some
5 karl: have we got crisps?
a enough b few c much
6 joe: no, we need to get some. can you buy bags of them?
a much b a few c many
7 oh, and don't forget to buy bread – we need a lot.
a 0 b any ca
o karl: ok. this is a great excuse to that big new supermarket. i love it there!
a go b going c to go
9 joe: is there anything else we need? how glasses have we got?
a much b many co
10 karl: we've got a few, but i can borrow extra glasses from my brother.
a some b any can
b underline the correct restaurant phrases: example:
a hello. a table for six, please.
b hello. six for a table, please.
c hello. a table, please.
11
a we've got a table.
b we've got a reservation.
c we're reserved.
12
a i have the bill?
b could i have the bill?
c can i pay?
13
a what will you order?
b what are you ordering?
c what would you like to order?
14
a did you enjoy your meal?
b do you enjoy your meal?
c did you enjoy?
c complete the sentences with these words. eat breakfast bitter serve lunch
example: i eat all kinds of food.
15 i don't like that. it tastes very
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