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Word combinations and prepositional phrases

Where can I buy …? – Где можно купить…? Where is the nearest (market/

(How much does it cost?) - Сколько это стоит? Can I try this on? – Могу я это примерить? I’m just looking. – Я просто смотрю; I don’t like it. – Мне это не нравится; It’s too expensive. Can you low the price? – Это слишком доро-

2Найдите. лишнеесловокаждомряду.

1.Salad, cabbage, potato, grape, tomato, cucumber.

2.Pancakes, plum pudding, cream, fried fish, ice-cream, custard.

3.Apple, melon, orange, onion, lemon, peach.

4.Blueberry, peanut, strawberry, gooseberry, cranberry.

5.Cheese, milk, honey, butter, sour cream, yogurt.

3Вкаких. магазиможносделедующиеахатьпокупки?

Shops: butcher’s, greengrocer’s, grocer’s, shoe shop, appliance store, newsstand, dairy, jeweler’s, drug store, book shop, clothes shop, supermarket, bakery.

Goods: Milk, potatoes, toothpaste, hairbrush, newspapers and magazines, jewelry, cheese, jumper, shaving foam, kettle, sunflower oil, shower gel, refrigerator, salt, boots, a dictionary, socks, washing powder, ham.

Образец: You can buy ham at the butcher’s.

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4. Расположитесловагруппам.

5. Расшифруйте и запишите слова.

Shopping, baker, milk, farmer, buy, market, fisherman, bread, salmon.

The Market

Today I am at the ______. I need to _____ eggs, milk, carrots, bread, fish and chocolate.

I need to buy the eggs, ham, milk, and carrots from the _____. I will visit him first.

“Hello, can I please have six eggs, one gallon of _____, and ten carrots?” I said. “Sure! I will get them for you,” the farmer said.

“Thanks,” I said. Now, I need to buy the _____ from the baker. I will visit him second.

“Hello, can I please have one loaf of bread?” I said. “Sure! I will get it for you,” the ______ said.

“Thanks,” I said. Now, I need to buy the fish from the ______. I will visit him third.

“Hello, can I please have two pieces of _______?” I said. “Sure! I will get it for you,” the fisherman said.

“Thanks,” I said. Okay I am finished _________! Wait, did I forget something?

Grammar «Countable/ uncountable nouns», «Tense-aspect forms», «Indefinite pronouns», «Numeral».

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spaghetti, yoghurt, cheese, flour, butter, meat,water, coffee, soda, lemonade, oil, petrol, tea, information, farm, farming, partner, help, cheese, teacher, job, barman, love, life, flatmate, company, doctor, water, colleague, traffic, silver, waitress, neighbor.

1.How _______ people are there in the room?

2.How _______ money do you have in your pocket?

3.How _______ potatoes do you want?

4.How _______ beer is there in the fridge?

5.How _______ biscuits are there on the plate?

6.How _______ milk is there in the jar?

7.How _______ eggs do you want?

3За. пропускиолнитевдиалогеподходящимисловами.

Some/any, is/are, much/many

H: I’d like 1) ……….. bread, please.

A: Certainly. How 2) ………. would you like?

H: Two loaves, please. 3) ………… there 4)……… eggs?

A: Of course. How 5) ……….. do you want?

H: Six, please.

4Подчеркн. правильныйвар. теант

1.I’d like to buy some cheese / cheeses.

2.John doesn’t have some / any fruit for lunch.

3.There is / are some orange juice in the fridge.

4.My brother doesn’t eat any chocolate / chocolates.

5.How much / many salt do you want on your chips?

6.Would you like some milk / milks?

1.Sorry, there _____ any cheese in the fridge.

2._____ there any grapes in the fridge?

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3.There _____ some eggs in the fridge.

4.There _____ some mashed potato in the bowl.

5._____ there any milk, please?

6.There _____ any chips in the freezer.

7.This tea _____ cold. Can I have another cup?

8.There _____ 4.5 litres in a British gallon.

6.Мы обсудим этозавтра.

7.Вчераналекциинамрассказалисториюребёнке,которыйслучайно

проглотил вилку.

Reading and comprehension

1. Прочитайте текст.

English meals

The English usually have 4 meals a day: breakfast, lunch, tea (5 o’clock) and dinner. The first meal of the day is breakfast. The traditional British breakfast is very big: bacon, eggs, sausages, tomatoes, mushrooms, baked beans and fried

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bread! But nowadays people don't usually cook a big breakfast every morning – they only have a cooked breakfast on Sundays, or when they stay in a hotel.

Most people have a light breakfast. These are some of the typical things that people have for breakfast: toast with jam, honey or marmalade; cereal with milk and sugar; fruit (Grapefruit is very popular); yoghurt; orange juice; coffee or tea. This is called a «continental breakfast».

Between 12 o'clock and 2 o'clock people have lunch. This is often a light meal of soup, sandwiches and / or salad. Most people have their lunch in cafes, coffee bars, restaurants or canteens. People also can take their lunch from home.

The English take afternoon tea at about 5 o'clock. It's a cup of tea and a cake or biscuits. At the weekend afternoon tea is a special occasion.

The main meal of the day is dinner. People eat this between about 6 and 7 o'clock in the evening. A traditional dinner is meat (perhaps the roast beef or steak) or fish and a lot of vegetables. After the main course some people have dessert – fruit, chocolate cake, fruit pie with cream or custard.

2.Отнавопросыетьте.

1.How many meals a day do the English have?

2.What is the traditional English breakfast like?

3.What is usually called a «continental breakfast»?

4.When do the English usually have lunch?

5.What do the English traditionally prefer to have for dinner?

6.When do the English have dinner?

7.Where do the people have lunch?

8.What is the main meal of the day?

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Listening and comprehension

1Послушайте. диалоготметьтевтаблицепродукты,которСаллие предпочитаетназавтрак,обедужин.

Eggs

Cornflakes

Coffee

Milk

Apple

Pizza

Coke

Chicken and potatoes

Salad

C:No, that’s all, thanks.

2.

C:I’d like some cheese, please.

SA: Sure. What cheese would you like?

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C: Oh. That Parmesan looks nice.

SA: Yes. How much would you like?

C: About 200 (300/ half a kilo/ 250) grams.

SA: Right.

C:That’s fine.

SA: OK. Anything else?

C:No, that’s it. Thanks.

SA: It’s 257 (338 /479/289) rubles.

C:Here you are.

2. Работа в парах. Представьте, что один из вас официант, другой – посе-