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Listening Part 2 Work in groups. Discuss these questions.
^ • Having listened to Mark, would you like to be a
personal chef? Why / Why not?
• Be careful to choose the right information from what • Imagine you are a celebrity. What dishes would you
you hear, e.g. if you need to write a type of job in the ask your personalchef to prepare?
gap, the speaker will probably mention other jobs
which are not the correct answer.
• Write exactly the word(s) you hear without changing
them in any way.
• Read the completed sentences to make
sure the words fit grammatically and
match what the speaker said. Try to
complete every gap, even if you ’ re not
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Work in pairs. You willhear a man called Mark King
talking about his work as a personal chef for celebrities.
Before you listen, read the sentences and decide:
• what sort of information you need in each gap (a Now imagine that you are a personal chef. You have
person,a number, type of job,etc.) been asked to cook a three-course meal for a celebrity.
• what sort of word(s) could go in each gap (noun, Read the profile below. In pairs, design a menu that
adjective,verb,etc.) would be suitable for the celebrity.
Now listen. For questions 1 -10, complete the sentences
with a short word or phrase. Client profile
Occupation: lead singer in a rock band
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Mark originally worked as an (1)
before becoming a chef. Favourite foods: aubergines, pulses, peppers
'
It was Mark s (2) that first got Avoid: salad, spinach, mushrooms
him into cooking.
Mark mentions that he ' s not allowed to tell us his
clients ' (3) Compare your menu with another pair. Decide who has
Mark describes working for a pop star as created the best menu.
(4)
Mark says that he had difficulty finding (5) Grammar
for a tea party he was asked to
organise. Reported speech
What Mark enjoys most about being a personal
chef is the (6) Page 174 Grammar reference
Reported speech
Mark was (7) when he was
personally selected to cook for the royal family.
Look at the two sentences from Listening Part 2. What
Mark uses the word (8) to do you think the actor and Mark’s exact words were, a
describe the most important characteristic of a
personal chef. or b?
Mark talks about another personal chef who 1 While out filming,he texted me to say that he wanted
was (9) after doing an interview an Alice in Wonderland -style tea party.
with a magazine. a ‘ I want an Alice in Wonderland -style tea party.’
Mark is considering writing (10) b ‘I wanted an Alice in Wonderland -style tea party.’
to further his future career.
2 I told her I was worried I’d get too nervous and be
unable to do it justice.
a ‘I’m worried I get too nervous and am unable to do
it justice.’
b ‘I’m worried I’ll get too nervous and be unable to
do it justice.’