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9.  Tap / running water is usually treated to make it drinkable.

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8. Eating too much junk / rubbish food can cause serious health problems.

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7. Easter is normally commemorated / celebrated for three days.

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6.   It was a sensible / sensitive idea to bring an umbrella.

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5. Steve’s a fantastic cook / cooker. Have you tasted his lasagne?

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4. The pasta tastes too salty / savoury.

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3. Waiter, what’s on the list / menu tonight?

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2. You can exchange the goods if you have a receipt / recipe.

Exercise 5.  Choose the correct word in italic in these sentences.

1. I’ve been on a fast / diet for two weeks now and I still haven’t lost any weight.

Exercise 4. Complete the sentences with the correct form of a phrasal verb from the list:  look over,        look onto,     look forward to,     look up,         look round.

5.  I’ve    the details thoroughly and it all seems fine.