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B_ Look at the results in the chart in exercise A. Use the phrases in the box to report what the
survey respondents said. Write in your notebook.

check out a restaurant’s website look at recommendations in food blogs
do a Google search read reviews in newspapers
watch TV shows pay attention to consumer reviews online

Nearly 49 percent said they followed the recommendations of relatives,
friends, and coworkers.

C Work in groups. Discuss how you choose a new restaurant. Then work with a student from
another group. Report the results of students from your group. Use reported speech.

12 APPLY.

A_ Read the restaurant reviews. Write what the food critic said when talking about the
restaurants. Write four sentences using reported speech.

FOOD NEWS: k*&*&k*& Restaurants

Molly’s Place: Great bread, tasty soups and salads, popular and busy but
worth the wait
Sally Smith, Food News

Oishi Ramen: Best noodles in town; cheap, friendly staff. Don’t miss the Won
Ton soup!
Juanita Gomez, About Town

The Casbah: Delicious Middle Eastern food, romantic atmosphere, piano bar
Ravi Gupta, Dining Out
Dee’s Desserts: Homemade ice cream and cupcakes; great place to eat after the
movies!
Hector Vega, Where To Eat

The food critic of Food News said that the food was tasty at Molly's Flace and
that it was worth the wait.

B_ Work with another student. Compare the sentences you wrote in exercise A. Then fell each
other your opinion of a restaurant that you have tried. Take notes in your notebook about
what your partner says.

I loved the Mongolian Hot Pot. Cooking at the table was a lot of fun. I’ve never been to a place like it
before, but I'm sure I'll go back there again.

C Use your notes to report to the class what your partner told you.

Sally said she loved the Mongolian Hot Pot. She said she’d never been to a place like it before, but she
was sure she'd go back there again.

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