The key answer of exercise 5
The key to exercise solutions in chapter 4 - Communication for the textbook Performer B1, Vol. 1 with authors Marina Spiazzi, Marina Tavella e Margaret Layton from Zanichelli
Question
In pairs guess the meaning of the highlighted words and phrases in the dialogue.
Answer
- fancy: To "fancy" in this context means to desire or have a liking for. For example, "I fancy some onion rings" means "I would like to have some onion rings."
- mustard: A condiment made from the seeds of the mustard plant, often used as a topping or flavoring for various dishes. In this context, it is mentioned as a preference for the double cheeseburger.
- Sounds delicious: This phrase is an expression used to convey that something sounds very tasty or appealing.
- a light dressing: "Dressing" refers to a sauce or mixture used to add flavor to salads. "A light dressing" implies a small or minimal amount of sauce to accompany the chicken wrap.
- come with: This phrase is used to inquire whether a particular item is included with another. For example, "Does that come with salad?" means "Is salad included with the chicken wrap?"
- that's enough: Rachel is expressing that the amount of salad that comes with her dish is sufficient; she doesn't need any more.
- filling: "Filling" in this context means satisfying or satiating. When Steve says, "It's not filling enough for me," he means the initial order is not enough to satisfy his hunger.
- Enjoy your meal: A polite expression used to wish someone a pleasant and enjoyable dining experience.
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