Complete the dialogues with adjectives from Exercise 3. The adjective sour is used twice. W: Are you ready to order, madam? C: Yes, er ... could I ask you about the Thai Red Curry? Is it hot ? I'm afraid too much chilli gives me stomachache. W: That's no problem, madam. I can ask the chef to make a ________ version for you without the chilli. C: Excuse me, waiter! W: Yes, sir. How can I help? C: Well, I'm not satisfied with this meal at all. First of all, the rice is cold and worse than that, the fish is completely uncooked - it's _________! Are you trying to poison your customers? W: Sir, are you aware that this is a sushi restaurant? 3 A: I love travelling, but it's always great to get home. I'm hungry. What have we got? K: Er, well ... it looks like the electricity went off while we were away. The food in the fridge is not exactly fresh anymore. We've got some a________ potatoes, some b ________ milk and there are a few slices of c________ bread. A: Hmm ... doesn't sound very tasty. Shall we phone for pizza? 4 R: So, what fruit do you eat in Indonesia, Aulia? A: Well, we eat a lot of mangoes. At this time of year, most of them are yellow and a_________, or in other words ready to eat. Green ones can be quite b________ tasting but the yellow ones are exactly the opposite; really c________ and delicious. 5 P: Oh, dear. Is this cake old? It breaks into pieces instead of melting in the mouth. And it's a________ too - it has almost no flavour. M: Really? Let me try. The woman in the baker's said it was b ________ and baked only today. 6 L: What a wonderful steak this is. Not too much fat, nice and a_________, just how I like it. And the pepper sauce on top makes it even more delicious. Mmmm. B: Do you think so? It's quite b ________ if you ask me. There's too much fat on it I'd say.