Use the phrases from ex. 4 to
complete the sentences.
1 let's
there's
nothing in the fridge and i'm hungry.
2 can i have a glass of
please?
3 would you like a
like spring rolls or chicken salad?
4 ulan got out of bed and went to get a
5 nursultan chose the chicken tikka masala
for his
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1. Let's - Let's means "let us" and is used to suggest doing something together. In this context, it suggests that the speaker and the person they are speaking to should do something about the fact that there is nothing in the fridge and the speaker is hungry. It could be suggesting going shopping or finding something to eat.

2. can i have a glass of - This phrase is used to ask for a drink, specifically a glass of something. It is polite and is asking for permission to have a drink.

3. would you like a - This phrase is used to offer something to someone. It is asking if the person would like to have something, specifically either spring rolls or chicken salad.

4. ulan got out of bed and went to get a - This sentence is incomplete, but based on the preceding information, it suggests that Ulan got out of bed and went to get something. It doesn't specify what he went to get, but based on the previous sentences, it could be something to eat or drink.

5. Nursultan chose the chicken tikka masala for his - This sentence is also incomplete, but based on the preceding information, it suggests that Nursultan chose the chicken tikka masala for his meal. It implies that he made a decision about what he wanted to eat.

To complete the sentences using the given phrases:

1. Let's do something about the fact that there's nothing in the fridge and I'm hungry.
2. Can I have a glass of [insert drink here] please?
3. Would you like a [choice of dish] like spring rolls or chicken salad?
4. Ulan got out of bed and went to get a [insert item here].
5. Nursultan chose the chicken tikka masala for his [meal].