1) Listen and number words and phrases, there’s 1 odd.

Track 1
mouth-watering chocolatier
chocoholic in the run-up to
charity melted
2) Match the words and phrases from ex. 1 to the meanings.
something solid turned into liquid.
a person or firm that makes and
sells chocolate candy.
in the period leading to a particular
event.
someone addicted to chocolate.
a system of giving help, such as money, to people.
who don't have enough for basic life.
so delicious that it makes you salivate.
3) Listen and write the words from ex. 1 into gaps. Track 2

_______________ chocolate – now that's a ________________sight.

This _______________ in the English county of Lincolnshire has
been working hard to create big eggs ______________________
Easter. But not this one – that one!
Over 100kg of chocolate was used to create the two-metre-tall
egg.
But Jan Hensen knows it is too much even for his ____________
clients. He says he'll sell it in pieces to raise money for
_________________.

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questions.
a) Who’s Jan Hensen?
b) Where’s this chocolatier?
c) What did Jan do?
d) What’s the size of the egg?
e) What’s Jan going to do with the egg?
f) Would you like to buy this egg?
g) Let’s suppose, how much can this
egg cost?
h) Do you have any ideas for charity?
i) Do you do any good things on Easter?
j) How do you usually celebrate Easter?

5) Now let’s revise the words. Use one of the words or phrases
from ex. 1 to complete each of these sentences from news
reports.

1. Despite its reputation for being a sedate pastime for older

people, students have described short-mat bowls as being
"really good fun".
"__________ exams it is a great way to de-stress," said Mr
Priday.
2. The opening night performance of an ice skating show in
Birmingham has been cancelled because the ice __________,
promoters have said.
3. Five years ago, billionaire investor Warren Buffett and
Microsoft founder Bill Gates launched the campaign The Giving
Pledge.
It aims to convince billionaires to give at least half of their
fortunes to __________. Mr Zuckerberg and over 100 others
have so far signed up to the "moral commitment".
4. A trolley selling sandwiches stood where once the onboard
chef in pristine whites could be found creating __________ dishes
like flambéed Bourbon shrimp or zesty brochette of Dijon
lamb.
5. It might sound like a __________'s dream - enough cocoa to
make five billion bars of the nation's favourite treat.

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melted
chocolatier
in the run-up to
chocoholic
charity
mouth-watering

melted mouth-watering
chocolatier
in the run-up to

chocoholic
charity
5) 1. In the run-up to
2. melted
3. charity
4. mouth-watering
5. chocoholic
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