6 00 Complete the dialogues with one word in each gap.
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A
A: 'Have you ever drunk coconut milk?
B: Yes, 12
. I tried it about two years ago.
but 13
like it. It was disgusting! I haven't
tried it again
then.
B
A: Have you
to the new Pizza Palace
restaurant yet?
B: No. 1
Where is it?
A: It's on Clarence Street. It's been open
about six weeks now.
B: Oh, 18
know it was there. Let's go there
this evening

A: 'Have you ever drunk coconut milk?
B: Yes, 12I have. I tried it about two years ago.
but 13I didn't like it. It was disgusting! I haven't tried it again then.
A: Have you been to the new Pizza Palace restaurant yet?
B: No. 1Where is it?
A: It's on Clarence Street. It's been open for about six weeks now.
B: Oh, 18I didn't know it was there. Let's go there this evening.

Explanation:
In the first dialogue, person B is asked if they have ever drunk coconut milk. They respond by saying they have tried it before, but they didn't like it. They haven't tried it again since then.
In the second dialogue, person A asks person B if they have been to the new Pizza Palace restaurant. Person B responds by saying they haven't been there yet and asks where it is located. Person A then says it's on Clarence Street and has been open for about six weeks. Person B expresses surprise that they didn't know about it and suggests going there in the evening.

Step-by-step solution:
1. In the first dialogue, person B is asked if they have ever drunk coconut milk. They respond with "Yes, 12I have."
2. They continue by saying "I tried it about two years ago" and add "but 13I didn't like it."
3. They further explain that it was "disgusting" and they "haven't tried it again then."
4. In the second dialogue, person A asks person B if they have been to the new Pizza Palace restaurant. Person B responds with "No. 1Where is it?"
5. Person A then informs them that it's "on Clarence Street" and adds that it has been open "for about six weeks now."
6. Person B expresses surprise and says "Oh, 18I didn't know it was there."
7. They suggest going there "this evening" as a plan.