XIII. Вычеркните в каждой группе слово, которое не может следовать за глаголом в первой колонке:

1. FRY	onion	potato	water	fish
2. BAKE	potato	bread	cake	milk
3. GRILL	sausages	egg	bacon	hamburger
4. BOIL	steak	egg	milk	potatoes
5. SLICE	flour	onion	bread	courgettes
6. ROAST	beef	tomato	lamb	potato
7. CHOP	onion	parsley	nuts	milk

XIV. Где Вы можете услышать следующие фразы?

1. How would you like it done: rare, medium or well-done?

2. Smoking or non-smoking?

3. Say cheese!

4. Shall we wet our whistle?

5. Shall we have one for the road?

6. Shall we go halves?

7. Shall we go Dutch?

8. Use your loaf!

XV. Проверьте свое знание этикета и ответьте на вопросы Секции а, используя материал Секции в:

Section A

1. What is the correct way to sit at table?

2. Should you use folk or knife for taking a slice of bread from the bread-plate?

3. How should you get a slice of bread from the plate standing on the far end of the table?

4. What is the correct way of using spoon, fork and knife?

5. How should you cut your meat?

6. What are the dishes for which knife shouldn`t be used?

7. What is the way to eat chicken?

8. What is one supposed to do with the stones while eating fruit?

9. What should you do with your spoon after stirring your tea?

10. What should you do if food is too hot?

11. What should you say to refuse a second helping?

12. What should you say if you like the dish very much?

13. What should you say if you dislike the dish?

14. What shouldn`t one do while eating?

15. Where should one keep the newspaper or the book during a meal, on the table or on one`s lap?

Section B

a) “It tastes fine” or “It is delicious”.

b) Never eat the stones (trying to be overpolite). Neither would it be a good idea to dispose of them dropping them under the table, placing them in your pocket or in your neighbor`s wine-glass. Just take them from your mouth on your spoon and place on your own saucer.

c) Nowhere near the table. Reading at one`s meal is a bad habit; it is bad for your digestion and impolite towards others sitting at the same table.

d) Sit straight and close to the table. Don`t put your elbows on the table or cross your legs and spread them all over the place under the table.

e) Never lean across the table or over your neighbors to get smth out of your reach. Just say: “ Please, pass the bread” or “Would you mind passing the bread, please?”

f) Nothing. Keep your impressions to yourself and don`t embarrass your hostess.

g) Fish dishes are usually eaten without using knife. If one does, it is considered to be a serious breach of good table manners. The same refers to anything that is soft enough to be comfortably eaten without spoon or fork.

h) Neither. Your hand is quite correct for getting a slice of bread for yourself. And after all, it is you who is going to eat it.

i) While eating, one should produce as little noise or sound as possible. It is decidedly bad manners to speak with your mouth full. Don`t put your bread in your soup or pour tea in your saucer. Don`t leave much on the plate: it is impolite towards your hostess. If you have liked the dish, it doesn`t follow that you should polish the plate with your bread.

j) Don`t hold yours poon in your fist, don`t tilt it so as to spill its contents. The fork should be held in your left hand, the knife in the right.

k) It is wrong to cut all the meat you have got on your plate in small pieces and then eat it. Cut off a slice at a time, eat it, then cut off another.

l) “No more, thank you.”

m) Cut off and eat as much as possible by using your knife and fork: the remaining part eat holding the piece in your hand by the end of the bone.

n) Never cool your food by blowing at it. Just wait a bit.

o) Don`t leave your spoon in the glass while drinking. Put it on your saucer.