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Unit 6 review

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    food
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  • when food is too old and is no longer suitable to eat
    go off
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  • to eat in a restaurant
    eat out
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  • when the temperature of something reduces
    cool down
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  • to make food hot
    heat up
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  • to remove a food or drink from your diet
    cut out
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  • to eat mainly one type of food
    live on
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  • to eat in order to stop feeling hungry
    fill up on
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  • to finish eating some food
    eat up
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  • It was Saturday morning, so the supermarket was busy. (incredible)
    It was Saturday morning, so the supermarket was incredibly busy.
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  • Tom has become vegetarian and doesn’t eat any meat or fish at all now. (complete)
    Tom has become completely vegetarian and doesn’t eat any meat or fish at all now.
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  • We get around 40 to 50 customers a night at this restaurant. (typical)
    We typically get around 40 to 50 customers a night at this restaurant.
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  • We don’t have to eat out at a restaurant, we could have a picnic in the park. (necessary)
    We don’t necessarily have to eat out at a restaurant, we could have a picnic in the park.
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  • He decided not to accept the offer. It was a good decision. (sensible)
    He sensibly decided not to accept the offer. It was a good decision.
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  • I had to change my diet when I found out I had diabetes, but I can still eat cheese and fruit. (dramatical)
    I had to change my diet dramatically when I found out I had diabetes, but I can still eat cheese and fruit.
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  • My brother apologised and said he was sorry for what he’d done. (deep)
    My brother apologised and said he was deeply sorry for what he’d done.
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  • They would eat sweets all day long if we let them! (happy)
    They would happily eat sweets all day long if we let them!
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