Complete the conversation between a restaurant manager and a head chef about a kitchen design with the information below.
(all sounds good; can go; could be; do you agree ; do you think; I do; I don't like to; I suggest; should be; they need to be ;what about)
Manager: What ideas (1) have you got for the kitchen design , chef?
Head chef: Well , the new menu isn't too big or complicated , so (2) a simple linear design.
Manager: Where (3) the storage areas should be?
Head chef: The cold storage (4) _ next to the storeroom at the back of the kitchen with external access for deliveries and internal access to the cold preparation section.
Manager: OK, but (5) _ quite small, because there isn't a lot of space back there.
Head chef: That's fine. (6) have too many goods in storage.
Manager: (7) the main kitchen and the dishwashing area?
Head chef: Well, the main kitchen (8) directly in front of the cold preparation area , which should be behind the service area so we get hot dishes out quickly to the serving staff. (9) ?
Manager: Yes, (10) _
Head chef: And the dishwashing area (11) either to the left or the right side of the main kitchen so that dirty dishes can come back into the kitchen without getting in the way of the preparation area.
Manager: Yes , that (12) to me!
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2. Must he work hard today? How must he work today? He must work hard today, mustn't he?
3. Are we leaving for Moscow next week? When are we leaving for Moscow? We are leaving for Moscow next week, aren't we?
4. Were we reading the whole evening? What were we doing the whole evening? We were reading the whole evening, weren't we?
5. Don't they go to work on Sunday? When don't they go to work? They don't go to work on Sunday, do they?
6. Is it cold today? What's the weather like today? It is not cold today, is it?
7. Has Ann already begun to read a new book? Who has already begun to read a new book? Ann has already begun to read a new book, hasn't she?
8. Do you learn English at school? What do you learn at school? We learn English at school, don't we?
9. Will they show you how to get there? Who will show you how to get there? They will show you how to get there, won't they?