W. Match the boldfaced words in the text to their definitions a) a supporting structure of a building
b) a substance that gives a taste to a drink or a meal
c) a short memorable phrase used in advertising
d) a person who is highly interested in an activity
e) a piece of wood for hitting a ball in games​

1 'Were you expecting James and Paul to stay for dinner?''No, but I ...A... a lot of food, so it didn't matter.'A had prepared
2 Tony has been singing for years, hasn't he?' 'Yes. He his first record when he was sixteen.' A made
3 There was a power cut last night.' . 'I know. Isome paperwork when the lights went out.'. B was doing
4 'Did you see Paul Simon in concert?' 'No. I was hoping to get tickets, but they ' A had sold out
5 The restaurant was packed last night.' 'Yes. Luckily, I ... a table in advance.' B had booked
6 'Did you watch the film yesterday?' 'No. It by the time we got home.' C had finished
7 'Did you stay up late last night?' 'No. I ... all day, so I went to bed early.' had been working
8 'Did you enjoy your holiday?' 'Yes. We most of our time on the beach.' B were spending
9 'Kim looked tired this morning.' 'I know. She ... all night long.'  C had been studying
10 'So what happened?' 'We ... through the woods when we heard a gunshot.' C were walking 

1.doesn't.2.doesn't come,come. 3.come. 4.studies, plays. 5.don't know, say. 6.don't. 7.doesn't go, makes. 8.go, goes. 9.does. 10.don't eat, eat. 1.do you 2.does he play. 3.do they come from. 4.it costs. 5.do they work. 6.does she watch.1.No, she doesn't. She lives in Buckingham Palace. 2.No, it doesn't. It boils at 100 degrees Celsius. 3.No, it doesn't rice in Spain. It rices in Japan. 4.No, it doesn't. It comes before summer. 5.No, they don't. They speak Portuguese. 6.No, they don't. They play with oval ball.