Buxoro muhandislik -texnologiya instituti alimova nozima english for non-philological specializations

Exercise 1. Complete the sentences with to be going to and the verbs in brackets:
Example: We are going to cook (cook) dinner this evening.
a. Next summer, I (travel) to England.
b. My sister Maria (live) in Madrid.
c. They (play) tennis this afternoon.
d. My father (buy) a new car.
e. Susan and David (see) the film tonight.
f. I (visit) the dentist tomorrow.


Exercise 2. Write the following words in the right order to form sentences with to be going to in affirmative, negative or interrogative:
Example: is / to / a / Fred / doctor / going / be - Fred is going to be a doctor.

1. 
   To / am / dentist / the / I / this / going / visit / afternoon.
   
2. 
   Swim / are not / they / to / going / tomorrow.
   
3. 
   Her / paint / is not / to / room / going / She.
   
4. 
   Do / his / Philip / going / homework / is / to?
   
5. 
   Am / not / I / to / France / going / travel / to.
   
6. 
   study / to / are / They / English / on / going / Monday
   

À La Carte - ordered as a separate dish; not part of a set menu.
Appetizer - a dish that is eaten before the main course.
Bill (Also US "Check") - the written amount you must pay for a meal and drinks.
Café - an informal restaurant serving simple meals plus hot and cold drinks.
Cafeteria - a place that sells low-cost meals in a school or work place, usually from a self-service counter.
Cheese Platter - a selection of cheeses and crackers served on a large plate.
Course - one part of a meal.
Cuisine - a country or region's style of cooking.
Dessert - sweet food eaten at the end of a meal.
Eat Out - to go out to a restaurant, esp. at night.

Read the text and discuss with groups.
The best preparation for starting your own restaurant is to first work in someone else’s establishment. While you should certainly read books and take courses, you should also plan to work in a restaurant for at least a few years, doing as many jobs as possible. Pay attention to people who are doing different jobs in the restaurant as well, so you can understand the various positions. Think of it as getting paid to learn.
But just because you worked in a McDonald’s doesn’t mean you’re ready to open a fine-dining restaurant. You need to work in a restaurant, pizzeria, deli baker, or catering business that’s similar to the one you plan to start. Paul Mangiamele, president and CEO of Bennigan’s says, “Work in different positions, in the front of the house, back of the house, bartending, hosting, serving, cooking,” he says. “Know every single aspect of the operation, because when you’re an owner, the buck really does stop with you. No matter what comes up, you need to be able to jump in and handle it because it’s your business.”
When Jim Amaral decided to start Borealis Breads, a wholesale bakery specializing in sourdough bread, no one else was doing anything similar in Maine. To find out if there was a market for the breads he wanted to bake, he called restaurants and retailers, explained his idea, and asked if they’d be interested in buying his breads. “I came up with about 15 accounts that said they’d be interested,” he says. That was enough to get him started. Amaral says one of the key things he’s done that has contributed to his success is to find a market niche that no other baker occupied. “We’ve positioned ourselves as having a unique product. We don’t have a lot of competitors, and that’s allowed us to maintain fairly high wholesale prices.” Even the best restaurant will have the occasional dissatisfied customer. Stefano LaCommare’s policy is that no one leaves Stefano’s Trattoria hungry. If someone isn’t satisfied with a dish, he determines if the issue is personal taste or a problem with the preparation. In either case, he replaces the meal.²²

Listen to the link below and answer the questions.
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Listen to a weather forecast and answer the questions to practice and improve your listening skills.