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# Test 9

| breakfast  | lunch  | dinner   |
| ---------- | ------ | -------- |
| restaurant | waiter | waitress |
| bill       | bar    | service  |
| menu       | table  | /        |

## 1. Identifying the key word

1. **\[restaurant] -** recommend, try out, Italian, fully-booked
2. **\[bill] -** have, pay, split
3. **\[waiter / waitress] -** call, work as, friendly, rude
4. **\[dinner / lunch] -** have, invite to, prepare, take out to
5. **\[breakfast] -** make, skip, cooked, continental
6. **\[menu] -** get, study, share, children's
7. **\[lunch] -** early, three-course, packed, Sunday
8. **\[service] -** awful, excellent, slow
9. **\[table] -** book, wait for, free, ready
10. **\[bar] -** work behind, stand at, crowded, snack

## 2. The correct collocation

1. I don't think it is a good idea to ~~*avoid*~~* / **skip*** breakfast. It's an important meal.
2. I'm not hungry during the day and I usually just have a ***light** / *~~*small*~~ lunch.
3. We'd like to ***invite** / *~~*offer*~~ you to dinner on Saturday night.
4. The new Greek restaurant ***serves** / *~~*cooks*~~ great food.
5. Can you ***call** / *~~*tell*~~ the waiter? I'd like some more water.
6. The bill ~~*arrives at*~~* / **comes to*** £67.
7. Can you give me a few minutes to ~~*see*~~* / **study*** the menu, please?
8. Your table is ~~*made*~~* / **ready***. Would you like to come this way?

## 3. Key word quiz

1. I took a packed ***lunch*** with me when we went on the school trip to the seaside.
2. A young French ***waiter*** took our order. He was very polite and friendly.
3. We're going out for ***dinner*** this evening.
4. It was my turn to go to the ***bar*** and order the drinks.
5. When I sat down, the waiter handed me the ***menu***.
6. We tried to book a ***table*** at Fabio's but the ***restaurant*** was fully booked.
7. I usually have cereal for ***breakfast***, but sometimes I have a boiled egg and toast.
8. We split the ***bill*** between the three of us. It *worked out* at about ￡20 each.
9. The ***service*** was excellent. We only waited a short while for our food to arrive.

## 4. Prepositions

1. We discussed the deal ***over** / *~~*with*~~ dinner at the Sheraton Hotel.
2. The post office was closed ~~*at*~~* / **for*** lunch.
3. He runs a chain ~~*for*~~* / **of*** restaurants in the West End.
4. I work ***behind** / *~~*at*~~ a bar in the evenings.
5. Have you got a table ***by** / *~~*with*~~ the window?
6. Have they got anything spicy ~~*in*~~* / **on*** the menu?