2 Write a phrase from exercise 1 in each gap. You won't use all the phrases. THE NEXT BIG CHOCOLATE BAR?
Companies usually ask people questions to find out what the next successful product,
such as a chocolate bar, will be. They ask people to try the new chocolate bar.
If (1)
the people (100%), or (2)
the people (95%) like it, then they can be sure it'll be a success.
If (3)
the people (0%) like it, then they can be sure
it won't be a success. But what if (4)
(50%) or
(5)
the people (45%) like it? Well, then they have to
do more work and make the chocolate better until (6)

a. We're meeting at 7.15 but the film will not (won*t) begin until 8.10.

 b. If Rosa  had got up early, she wouldn't have been late.

c. Many people enjoy  imagining  a walk on the moon.

d. I really wish I speak English as well as you do.

e. David can't play football until he has  finished  his homework.

f. I will  have dinner with my aunt tomorrow and I'm looking forward to it.

 g. Andy  trains for the race every day after school.

h. If you had been careful,the thieves wouldn*t  steal your necklace.

 I love autumn/ In autumn is warm, but rainy. I like to play football, ride skate and a bike. But I don't like to go to school. Summer is over and it is autumn again, beautiful as ever. It is a season when the trees are simply fantastic — yellow, red, green and brown, not just one brown, but browns of all possible shades: light brown, dark brown, yellowish brown and all of a richness that only an artist can see and describe. Still very warm, but it is already sad from a smell of the left summer, multilayered, prjano-sourish. Trees dump the foliage burnt for a summer. It seems that trunks darken, they have got tired and wish to sleep. Unruly small spiders with improbable speed spin webs, and you, without seeing, break their traps.