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Waiter: Good evening, Sir

Bruno: A [1] for two please

Waiter: Do you [2] a reservation?

Bruno: Yes, Mr. Dupont.

Waiter: Follow me, please

He takes them to their table

Waiter: Here’s the menu, Sir. [3] you like a drink [4] you start?

Bruno: No, [5] you.

They look at the menu

Bruno: I ‘m [6] the Bouillabaisse.

Bob: Can you tell me what is in it?

Bruno: Yes, it’s made of fish.

Bob: Is [7] nice?

Bruno: Yes, very!

Bob: Do they [8] vegetables with it?

Bruno: No, they don’t.

The waiter comes back

Waiter: Are you [9] to order now?

Bruno: Yes, certainly. Two Bouillabaisses please.

Waiter: Would you [10] a starter?

Bruno: No, thank [11]

Waiter: [12] would you like [13]?

Bruno: A bottle of Sancerre, please.

Waiter: Certainly, sir.

A little later

Bruno: How [14] your Bouillabaisse?

Bob: Very good!

Bruno: More wine?

Bob: Yes, [15]

Waiter: Is [16] O. K?

Bruno: Yes, thank you. [17] I have the [18] please!

Waiter: Certainly, [19] you are.

Bruno: Please, I’ll [20] this.

Bob: Oh, thank you

1) Table; 2) have; 3) would; 4)before; 5) thank; 6) taking; 7) it; 8) have; 9) ready; 10) like; 11) you; 12) what; 13) to drink; 14) was; 15) please; 16) it; 17) can; 18) bills or check; 19) here; 20) take care of (pay for)

Explanation:

From the question, this is a passage on ordering food at a restaurant. You are required to complete the sentences to make complete thought. The words written in capital letters are the answers.

Waiter: Good evening, Sir

Bruno: A table for two please

Waiter: Do you HAVE a reservation?

Bruno: Yes, Mr. Dupont.

Waiter: Follow me, please

He takes them to their table

Waiter: Here’s the menu, Sir. WOULD you like a drink BEFORE you start?

Bruno: No, THANK you.

They look at the menu

Bruno: I'm TAKING the Bouillabaisse.

Bob: Can you tell me what is in it?

Bruno: Yes, it’s made of fish.

Bob: Is IT nice?

Bruno: Yes, very!

Bob: Do they SERVE vegetables with it?

Bruno: No, they don’t.

The waiter comes back

Waiter: Are you READY to order now?

Bruno: Yes, certainly. Two Bouillabaisses please.

Waiter: Would you LIKE a starter?

Bruno: No, thank YOU

Waiter: WHAT would you like TO DRINK?

Bruno: A bottle of Sancerre, please.

Waiter: Certainly, sir.

A little later

Bruno: How WAS your Bouillabaisse?

Bob: Very good!

Bruno: More wine?

Bob: Yes, PLEASE

Waiter: Is IT O.K?

Bruno: Yes, thank you. CAN I have the BILLS or CHECK please!

Waiter: Certainly, HERE you are.

Bruno: Please, I’ll TAKE CARE OF this.

Bob: Oh, thank you

Bills is British english

Check american english

Please, 'I'll take care of this' meaning I'll take care of the bills. I'll pay the bills.

i guess the cause and effect would show how being around the smoke(the cause) can have negative effects on the body.

explanation:

"the sandy walls seemed to collapse in on themselves"

and

"the bloodshot waters seemed to have no bottom"