Professional Documents
Culture Documents
1. He gave up (GAMBLE).
2. I advised him (ASK) the bus conductor (TELL) him
where (GET) off.
3. We are looking forward (READ) his new novel.
4. I don't really enjoy (GO) to the dentist.
5. I saw the plane (CRASH) into the hill and (GO) up in
flames.
6. He is said (BE) the best doctor in the area.
7. We don't want anyone (KNOW) we are here.
8. Imagine (LIVE) with someone who never stops (TALK).
9. I offered (PAY) him but he refused.
10. He was accused of (STEAL) the vase.
11. I don't feel like (WORK) ; what about (GO) to the disco
instead?
12. The boys are supposed (TIDY) up but they don't always do it.
13. Try to avoid (MAKE) him angry.
14. Would you mind (WRITE) your name on the back of the
document?
15. After (READ) the article he decided (GIVE) up
(SMOKE).
16. I suggest (HOLD) another meeting next week.
17. I have no intention of (GO) to that film again.
18. I advise you (START) (LOOK) for a new flat.
19. It is usually easier (LEARN) a subject by (READ)
books than by (LISTEN) to boring lectures.
20. Don't forget (LOCK) the door before (GO) to bed.
Slow Food
The Slow Food movement was founded the day that an Italian journalist,
Carlo Petrini, saw that McDonald’s had opened a restaurant in Piazza di
Spagna, the beautiful square in Rome. He thought it was tragic that many
people today live too quickly (SIT) down for a proper meal and only
eat mass-produced fast food. He decided (TRY) to do something
about it and so he started the Slow Food Movement. Although he didn’t
succeed in (BAN) McDonald’s from Piazza di Spagna, slow food has
become a global organization and now has more than 80,000 members in
over a hundred countries.
“We believe in people (TAKE) time to enjoy the food that they eat”,
says Fiona Richmond of Slow Food UK.
Slow food also encourages people (EAT) local and regional food,
(USE) shops and markets and (DINE) out in small family
restaurants. Says Richmond, “There is nothing more satisfying than
(RELAX) around a table with friends. The pleasure of (EAT) quality
food should be celebrated.
Slow Cities
The idea of “Cittaslow” or “Slow Cities” was inspired by the Slow Food
movement and was started by the mayor of the Italian town of Greve in
Tuscany. The aim of Slow Cities is (MAKE) our towns places where
people enjoy (LIVE) and (WORK), and where they value and
protect the things that make the town different. Towns which are
interested in (BECOME) a slow city must reduce traffic and noise,
increase the number of green areas and build pedestrian zones.
Many other small towns in Italy have been persuaded (JOIN) the
movement and it has spread to other countries all over the world.
Slow Cities are about (HAVE) a community life in the town, so people
don’t come home from work, shut their doors and that’s it.