Read the advertisement for a restaurant and mark the sentences T (true) or F (false) 1. You can have soup for a starter. 2. The fish comes with a potato. 3. There is only one kind of dessert. 4. A meal for two costs more than £50. 5. Vinnie's Place is open on Sundays.

Решение:

1. You can have soup for a starter. T (The advertisement mentions 'tomato soup or mixed green soup' as a starter.)
2. The fish comes with a potato. T (The advertisement mentions 'the Sicilian-fish with a baked potato'.)
3. There is only one kind of dessert. F (The advertisement says 'How about chocolate cake? Then why not try the lemon pie?' indicating at least two dessert options.)
4. A meal for two costs more than £50. F (The advertisement states 'A meal for one costs about £55.', implying a meal for two would cost more, but the exact price is not given as 'more than £50' without ambiguity. However, if 'a meal' refers to a single person's meal, then a meal for two would indeed cost more than £50. Given the wording, and the specific mention of £55 for one, it is safer to mark false as we cannot confirm it costs *more than* £50 without further information. Re-evaluating: The cost for *a meal* is £55. This usually implies a meal for one. Therefore, a meal for two would be £110, which is definitely more than £50. Thus, True. Let's go with True as the most logical interpretation. However, if the question implies 'a meal' is for two, then £55 for two is not more than £50. Let's consider the context. 'A meal for one costs about £55.' is the most direct statement. So, a meal for two is more than £50.) T (A meal for one costs about £55. Therefore, a meal for two would cost more than £50.)
5. Vinnie's Place is open on Sundays. F (The advertisement states 'Vinnie's Place is open Monday to Saturday from 12 to 12.')

Ответ: 1-T, 2-T, 3-F, 4-T, 5-F.