Exercises
I. Use the right word:
vitamins; the food; bread; apple; salad; vegetables; bar of chocolate; lunch; meat; rice; green peas; consists; substantial; bacon and eggs (2); toast (2); breakfast (2); eat (2); meal; tea; healthy; food.
A. What about ... people eat! I know a man who only eats healthy ... ; he takes a lot of ... . I've never seen anybody who looks so ill! I like good food and I think most ... food is really tasteless. For ... I usually have ... and coffee, and at weekends when I have more time I have ... ... ... . I get ... in the middle of the morning, I have a ... ... ... , then a sandwich made with white ... , of course. After day's work in the office I'm pretty hungry and in the evenings I like a big ... of ... and ... . My ill‑looking friend is horrified by what I his breakfast is some cheese with a cup of ... and an ... . For lunch he has ... and in t he evening ... ... and ... . He says it's very good for him but I'm not so sure.
B. Everyone has heard of the English ... . When someone says to you "breakfast in England," what do you think first? ... ... ... , of course. Actually very many people nowadays have what they call a "Continental breakfast," which ... of coffee and … — nothing more. But there are families where they ... a … "proper" breakfast.
II. Finish the following:
1. The English usually have soup, meat and salad and an apple pie for ... . 2. I like porridge with milk and a cup of coffee for ... . 3. Do you take your tea with ... ? 4. In England the last meal of the day is … . 5. When we come home in the evening we usually have ... . 6. Here is the menu. What would you like to ... ? 7. What would you prefer for desert? - I'd like … . 8. Let's go to the cafe. - Thank you, ... . 9. I'm on a slimming diet, so for breakfast I only have ... . 10. I usually have four ... . 11. They are coming in five minutes. Lay ... . Don't forget ... . 12. Where are you going to celebrate your birthday? ‑ I think ... .
III. Make up sentences:
Model: I like an egg and tea with bread and butter for breakfast.
toast breakfast
juice
boiled eggs lunch
fried fish
biscuits dinner
a cake
an apple pie supper
cheese
chicken broth the first course
chocolates
sweets the second course
milk
coffee the dessert
cereal
sandwiches the sweet dish
fresh salad
roast meat a snack
tomato soup
IV. Say what you (your friend, etc.) have had for breakfast, dinner ... today.
Д/З V. Answer the following questions:
1. Have you ever been to Great Britain or the US?
2. Have you had your leave this year?
3. Have you seen the new film?
4. What films have you seen this month?
5. Have you come by the metro today?
6. Have you had your lunch yet? What have you had for 1unch?
7. What books have you read lately?
8. Have you read any English books?
9. How long have you worked here?
10. How long have you been married?
11. Have you been to the shop today? What have you bought? How much have you paid?
12. Do you learn English? When did you begin to learn it? Did you know English when you were a child? How long Dave you learned English?
13. Does your friend know English? How well does `he/be know it? How long has she/he learned it?
14. Have you ever spoken to English-speaking foreigners? When did you speak to them? Was it difficult for you to speak English?
XXI. 1) Read the dialogue: