1put each of the following words or phra - abhijit

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1Put each of the following words or phrases in the correct gap. Check the next page for

answers.

tag, label, cashier, bargain, receipt, exchange, take back, try on, fit, advice, shop assistant,

credit card, check, select, cash, refund, size, sale

If you want to go shopping there are a number of things you have to consider. If you would liketo find a _____ you should make sure to go to a _____. The only problem with a sale is that it is

sometimes hard to _____ something once you buy it. Many stores also refuse to give a _____ on

anything you have bought. If you are looking for clothes, make sure to _____, check the _____

to make sure that it is a good _____. Another good idea is to look at the _____ and _____ to see

instructions for washing, etc. It's always a good idea to also ask the _____ for _____. Finally,when you go to the _____ you can usually pay by _____ or _____ if you don't have the _____.

Never forget to get the _____!

tag, label, cashier, bargain, receipt, exchange, take back, try on, fit, advice, shop assistant,

credit card, check, select, cash, refund, size, sale

If you want to go shopping there are a number of things you have to consider. If you would like

to find a bargainyou should make sure to go to a sale.The only problem with a sale is that it is

sometimes hard to exchangesomething once you buy it. Many stores also refuse to give a

refundon anything you have bought. If you are looking for clothes, make sure to try them on,

check the sizeto make sure that it is a good fit.Another good idea is to look at the tagand labelto see instructions for washing, etc. It's always a good idea to also ask the shop assistantfor

advice.Finally, when you go to the cashieryou can usually pay by credit cardor checkif youdon't have the cash. Never forget to get the receipt!

2Choose the right word from the list to fill in the gaps. Go to the next page to check youranswers.

fast food, cookbook, recipe, dish, menu, take-away, bill, ingredients, service, wait person,tip, dessert, bar, lounge, restaurant, order

I really hate _____. I prefer to go to a good _____ that serves everything, including the _____,using the best _____. Sometimes, I like to _____ something that I have tried at home. First, I

look up the _____ in the _____ and then I cook the _____. Next, I go to the restaurant, and when

the _____ comes to my table I ask for the _____ and order what I have already cooked at home!Sometimes, I like to go out for a _____. You can have a drink in either a _____ or a _____,


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which are usually nicer. At the end of the evening, it's time to ask for the _____ and, usually, if

the _____ has been good, it's a good idea to leave a 15%-20% tip.

I really hate fast food. I prefer to go to a good restaurantthat serves everything, including the dessert,

using the best ingredients. Sometimes, I like to ordersomething that I have tried at home. First, I look

up the recipein the cookbookand then I cook the dish. Next, I go to the restaurant, and when the waitpersoncomes to my table I ask for the menuand order what I have already cooked at home! Sometimes,

I like to go out for a cocktail. You can have a drink in either a baror a lounge, which are usually nicer. At

the end of the evening, it's time to ask for the billand, usually, if the servicehas been good, it's a good

idea to leave a 15%-20% tip.

3Put each of the following words or phrases in the correct gap. Check the following page foranswers.

apostrophe, heading, dash, comma, capital letter, colon, exclamation point, period,quotation marks, semi-colon, bold, parentheses, italics, abbreviation, question mark, slash,

underline

To form a contracted form of the verb, such as "don't", I need to use an _____.

Each sentence should always begin with a _____.

When giving a list of objects such as "hat, jacket, scarf and gloves", you need to separate each

object by inserting a _____

If you want to show that you are really excited in a sentence use an _____!

It is necessary to use a _____ after "http" when typing a URL.

Important information is often highlighted in documents by the use of _____.

Generally, links are _____ on web pages.

Telephone numbers in the United States often have groups of numbers separated by a _____.

In other countries, telephone numbers often have groups of numbers separated by a _____.

Additional information within a sentence is often surrounded by _____.

Indirect questions end with a period, not with a _____

The beginning of an article usually has some kind of _____ at the top.


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When reporting what another person says, the author can use reported speech or direct speech,

which is signaled by the use of _____.

Long lists of items are often introduced by the use of a _____.

The vast majority of sentences end in a _____.

Names of books, plays and other artistic creations are often put into _____.

Many common terms used in banking have universally accepted _____, which save typing time.

To form a contracted form of the verb, such as "don't", I need to use an apostrophe (').

Each sentence should always begin with a capital letter (K).

When giving a list of objects such as "hat, jacket, scarf and gloves", you need to separate each

object by inserting a comma (,)

If you want to show that you are really excited in a sentence use an exclamation point (!)!

It is necessary to use a colon (:)after "http" when typing a URL.

Important information is often highlighted in documents by the use of bold (bold)

Generally, links are underlined (____)on web pages.

Telephone numbers in the United States often have groups of numbers separated by a dash (-).

In other countries, telephone numbers often have groups of numbers separated by a slash (/).

Additional information within a sentence is often surrounded by parentheses ().

Indirect questions end with a period, not with a question mark (?)

The beginning of an article usually has some kind of headingat the top.

When reporting what another person says, the author can use reported speech or direct speech,

which is signaled by the use of quotation marks ("...").

Long lists of items are often introduced by the use of a semi-colon (;).

The vast majority of sentences end in a period (.).

Names of books, plays and other artistic creations are often put into italics (italics).


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Many common terms used in banking have universally accepted abbreviations (abr.), which

save typing time.

4Put each of the following, remembering to conjugate, in the correct gap.

can't stand, get cold feet, deep down, have second thoughts, go blank, feel guilty, figure out,

be dying to, be kidding, get over

Check answers on page 2, and page 3 for an explanation of these idioms dealing with opinions

and personal feelings.

1. It's really difficult to _____ what you mean if you don't explain yourself.2. I'd like to apologize for last weekend. I _____ about not having telephoned to say I

wouldn't be able to come.3. He _____ go to the Red Hot Chili Pepper's concert next week.4. I just _____ listening to him lecture. He is so boring!5. They're not sure that want to get married. I think they _____.6. He really did poorly on the test. When it came to take it, he _____ and couldn't answer

anything.7. Jason is having a hard time _____ the death of his cat.8. He must _____! He can't really mean what he says.9. When you think really hard, you should always be able to know what you feel _____.10.Unfortunately, he _____ about the car he just bought. It seems that it doesn't get very

good mileage.

11.It's really difficult to figure outwhat you mean if you don't explain yourself.12.I'd like to apologize for last weekend. I feel guiltyabout not having telephoned to say Iwouldn't be able to come.

13.He is dying togo to the Red Hot Chili Pepper's concert next week.14.I just can't standlistening to him lecture. He is so boring!15.They're not sure that want to get married. I think they are getting cold feet.16.He really did poorly on the test. When it came to take it, he went blankand couldn't

answer anything.

17.Jason is having a hard time getting overthe death of his cat.18.He must be kidding! He can't really mean what he says.19.When you think really hard, you should always be able to know what you feel deep

down.20.Unfortunately, he is having second thoughtsabout the car he just bought. It seems that itdoesn't get very good mileage.

21.It's really difficult to figure out what you mean if you don't explain yourself. Figure out:to understand after consideration

22.I'd like to apologize for last weekend. I feel guilty about not having telephoned to say Iwouldn't be able to come. Feel guilty:to feel bad about something you have done.


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23.He is dying to go to the Red Hot Chili Pepper's concert next week. Be dying to:be veryeager or keen to do something.

24.I just can't stand listening to him lecture. He is so boring! Can't stand:despise or hatesomething.

25.They're not sure that want to get married. I think they are getting cold feet. Get cold feet:become unsure about an important decision.26.He really did poorly on the test. When it came to take it, he went blank and couldn'tanswer anything. Go blank:not remember anything - happens often on tests!

27.Jason is having a hard time getting over the death of his cat. Get over:recover from anillness or very bad news.

28.He must be kidding! He can't really mean what he says. Be kidding:be joking, notserious.

29.When you think really hard, you should always be able to know what you feel deepdown. Feel deep down:your true feelings about something.

30.Unfortunately, he is having second thoughts about the car he just bought. It seems that itdoesn't get very good mileage. Have second thoughts:be unsure of something you have

already done - very similar to get cold feet, only that, in this case, the action has alreadybeen completed.

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