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Ken: Hello, Steve. Are you going to Wendy’s wedding next month?
Steve: Yes, Ken, I am. It’s sure to be a good one!
Ken: Which day is it again? I can’t remember.
Steve: 16th, isn’t it?
Ken: It can’t be the 16th. My wedding anniversary’s the 16th.
Steve: Then it must be the 15th.
Ken: Ah, that’s right. A Saturday. It’s at St. John’s Church, isn’t it?       Q1/Q2
Steve: Yes. The reception’s at Simon’s.                               Q2
Ken: What? Simon Winters from accounting?                       Q3
Steve: No! The restaurant—Simon’s. You know, on Museum Road.        Q4
Ken: Oh, sorry. Got a bit confused there! I’ve never been to Simon’s.
Steve: Nor me. It’s a new place. It’s supposed to be very good and Wendy’s future husband, Matthew, knows the owner, so I reckon the food will be really nice.
Ken: Great. What kind of restaurant is it?
Steve: It doesn’t really focus on food from any particular place, but I
     suppose you’d say ... well, they do some French dishes, Italian             Q5
     and some typical British dishes too.
Ken: Sounds like they have something for everyone.
Steve: Well, I guess that’s the idea. More variety, more customers. I mean, there aren’t many restaurants around here anyway.
Ken: True. So, this Matthew she’s marrying. Do you know him well? I met him at the Christmas party briefly. He seemed like a great bloke.
Steve: He’s very nice. He teaches golf. He’s really helped me with          Q6
     my game.
Ken: So, he must work at that new course on the outskirts of town
   then. I heard it’s very nice there.
Steve: Yeah, it’s great. You don’t play, do you?
Ken: No. Never. How old is he? He didn’t look very old..
Steve: He’s actually a couple of years younger than Wendy. She’s 28,                Q7
     right? Yeah, he must be 26.
Ken: So what kind of present do you think they’d appreciate? I know it’s usual to get a small household item. Any ideas?
Steve: Actually, they’ve produced one of those books where the items are pictured and you sign your name beside the picture to show which girl you’re going to get.
Ken: Those things are a great idea! My sister had one when she got married. The great thing is that you get exactly the brand that you want.
Steve: Yeah, and you don’t risk getting two of the same thing.
Ken: Absolutely. You don’t need to irons or two sets of cutlery. How about the stag night?
Steve: I’ve got Matthew’s phone number, so I’ll give him a call and find out. Or I’ll ask him when I next go to the club.
Ken:  I know the guy who runs the Black Diamond. They have a           Q8
    function room we could use. I might be able to get it for free,
    but more likely I’ll just get a discount.
Steve: I’ll let Matthew know. There are not many decent venues for a stag night here, are there?
Ken: No, there aren’t. Well, have a word with him and let me know
   the date and the number of people he expects and I’ll have a           Q9
   chat with my friend.
Steve: OK. By the way, are you doing anything special for your anniversary?
Ken: Well, I was thinking of taking my wife to Tipford. There’s a very nice restaurant there—a Chinese one. My wife loves Chinese food, but there’s no restaurant here. I thought she’d like it.
Steve: That’s a great idea. When you go, don’t forget to stop at the
    church. The interior is beautifully decorated.                            Q10
Ken: Thanks. My wife likes old buildings and architecture. She’ll like that.