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Module nine. Food and refreshments

ix A. Food and Beverage

1. Odd 1 out. Circle out the odd word and explain your choice.

• milk    juice   water   oil
• onion    banana    garlic    tomato
• fish    yoghurt    milk    sour-cream
• meat    lamb    beef    pork
• apple    orange    carrot   grape

2. One-half a crossword. This crossword is half finished. Your partner has likewise a crossword that is merely half finished. Have turns to ask each other most the missing words. (eastward.thou.: What'south 2 across? / What'due south 3 down? ). Don't requite the answer – explain the word and allow your partner gauge what it is.

Student A.

1 o	50	i	11 v	e	o	i	l
	ii		e
		iii east	one thousand	g					12
		iv	e
five  m	eastward	a	t			xiii due south	a	fifty	t
		6	a					---------
14			7 b	i	south	c	u	i	t
8			l
	9 c	h	eastward	e	southward	e
	10		s

Before you start, look at the words in your crossword and retrieve of how y'all are going to explain them.

• Olive oil
• Egg
• Meat
• Biscuit
• Cheese
• Vegetables
• Salt

You can enquire your partner if y'all don't know how to spell the give-and-take.

When yous have finished, look at each other'southward crosswords.

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Student B

This crossword is half finished. Your partner has also a crossword that is just half finished. Take turns to ask each other about the missing words. (due east.g.: What's two across? / What's 3 downwardly? ). Don't give the answer – explicate the word and let your partner judge what it is.

ane			11
	2 b	r	e	a	d
		3							12 p
		4p	due east	p	p	e	r		o
5						13			t
		6 b	a	due north	a	n	a	----------	a
xiv c			7						t
eight a	p	p	l	e					o
k	nine
e	ten f	i	s	h

Before you start, wait at the words in your crossword and call back of how you are going to explicate them.

• Bread
• Pepper
• Banana
• Apple
• Fish
• Potato
• Block

You can ask your partner if you don't know how to spell the discussion.

When y'all have finished, look at each other'southward crosswords.

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3. Put the words into the right cavalcade.

Carbohydrate, love apple, java, cup, oil, biscuit, bread, cottage cheese, strawberry, apricot.

countable	Uncountable

4. Match the words in two columns to get expressions with containers and quantities.

A bottle of	cereal
A carton of	olive oil
A box of	irish potato
A parcel of	milk
A piece of	chocolate
A kilo of	crisps
A jar of	breadstuff
A bag of	jam
A loaf of	cheese
A bar of	rice

What did you buy from this list last time you went shopping?

5. Apply much  or many .

• Did you purchase __________ food yesterday?
• There aren't __________ oranges left in the fridge.
• Nick hasn't got __________ money.
• We haven't got __________ olive oil.
• How __________ milk do yous want in your coffee?
• How __________ chocolate bars are in that location on the table?
• How __________ staff of life did yous purchase?

half dozen. Utilise trivial/a little/few/a few .

• At that place was __________ food in the fridge. It was well-nigh empty.
• Practise you lot want sugar in your cocoa? – Yep, ___________, please.
• In that location's very __________ rice left for pilaw (плов).
• Would y'all like some soup? – Yep, __________, delight.
• You lot don't need to buy bread. We've got _________ loafs of breadstuff.
• There're _________ carrots in the refrigerator. Nosotros need to buy some.

7. Read the text at p. 87, SB and respond the questions.

• Nigh people in the UK have enough time for breakfast, don't they?
• What is the traditional English breakfast?
• What do they have for breakfast during the week?
• What is a "packed lunch"?
• What exercise they like to have for dinner?
• Describe their desserts.
• What's your idea of Russian nutrient? Is it different from the British ane? What do you accept for breakfast/lunch and dinner?

9 B. On the menu

i. Look at the adjectives and translate them. Utilise them to complete the sentences. Office-play the dialogues.

Salty – ____________

Sugariness – ____________

Hot and spicy – ____________________

Delicious – _______________

1.

A: Let's go to the Chinese restaurant!

B: Exercise you want to meet me crying once more?

A: Why? Are there whatever reasons?

B: Their cuisine is so _________________________.

2.

A: Oh, this baked fish is extremely ________________! Give thanks y'all, mom!!!

B: I am happy you like it!

3.

A: Mum, are you in love?

B: Why?

A: The soup is too ____________.

4.

A: Do you like candyfloss?

B: I beloved it! It's so ____________.

2. Let'due south arrange the menu in the grade of a spidergram. Use the words below to complete information technology.

• Main form, Starters, Desserts, Drinks.
• Fruit, banana, grape, kiwi, peach, strawberry, vanilla, choc-ice, sorbet, tea, white coffee, black coffee, fruit juice, noodle soup, chicken soup, love apple soup, chef'southward salad, Caesar salad, mashed potatoes, chips, cabbage, trout, tuna, salmon, lamb,  roast beef, chicken curry, roast turkey.

three.  Make full in the table and say what you e'er/usually/sometimes/never society at the restaurant. Share this data with your partner. How dissimilar are y'all? Report your preferences to the grade. Commencement with: We both ever order…

Name
Always
Usually
Sometimes
Never

4. Put the words in the right order.

1. nonetheless/fizzy/water/or/mineral? ____________________________________
2. I/ like/would/the/pate. _______________________________________
3. ready/you/are/order/to? ______________________________________________
4. I'd/chicken/for/like/main/the/class. ____________________________________
5. What/would/you/vegetables/like? ________________________________________

five. Utilise the sentences in practice 4 to complete the dialogue. Office-play information technology.

A: ________________________________________________________________

B: Yep. ____________________________________________________________

A: Yes, sir.

B: So, ________________________________________________________

A: Certainly. ________________________________________________________

B: Potatoes and peas, please.

A: How about drinks? Would y'all like some juice?

B: No, thanks. Some mineral water, please.

A: ________________________________________________________________

B: Still, please.

6. Yous are in the classroom. Where is your mum/dad/sis/brother at present? What is he/she doing?

a. Make a list of at list 4 things that she/he is doing right now.

1. _______________________________________________________

2. _______________________________________________________

3. _______________________________________________________

4. _______________________________________________________

b. Does she/he do these things every fourth dimension on this twenty-four hours? Say that she/he usually does on this solar day.

1. _______________________________________________________

two. _______________________________________________________

three. _______________________________________________________

4. _______________________________________________________

7. a. Read the words and the sentence out:

• Vocal, sing, long, strong, thing, bang, ring, bring, drink, aroused.
• To sing that funny vocal is non an piece of cake affair to do.

   b. Work in pairs. Make up a sentence with words that accept sounds [ n ] and [ Î ]. The sentence may have no sense. Make it fun!

8. Read three eating place ads. Which of the eating house would you similar to visit and why? How does the advertizing influence your choice? Use the 2 links to read the advertisements and read 1 advertizing of a eatery for kids in Moscow.

1. http://capetown.gumtree.co.za/c-Community-other-Christmas-Eve-Buffet-Dinner-W0QQAdIdZ95540470
2. http://www.timeout.com/newyork/kids/articles/restaurants/68439/cafe-katja

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9 C. Let's cook!

1. a. Use the letters to brand up the words. Interpret them.

• tlem – ___________ – ______________
• loib – ____________ – ______________
• orup – ___________ – _____________
• tirs – ____________ – _____________
• cide – ____________ – ____________

b. Rewrite the sentences in the past.

• I commonly stir together eggs, sugar and flour. –                                                               Yesterday, ___________________________________________________________
• My mum unremarkably bakes apple muffin once a fortnight. –                                                  Yesterday, ___________________________________________________________
• I sometimes dice cheese for canapés. –                                                                   Yesterday, ___________________________________________________________

2. Do you like delicious cocktails? And so this recipe is right for YOU! Put the instructions in the correct order – and here we go! You lot get the recipe!

Wake-Up Breakfast Drinkable
from Cooking Fun  by Rae Grant

Not only for mornings, you can also serve this light and frothy  (пенистый) orangish juice and milk drink for a quick option-me-up  (тонизирующий) after school.

Ingredients:

1⁄2 cup common cold orange juice
ane⁄2 cup cold milk
one⁄4 teaspoon vanilla extract

Order the instructions:

___ Comprehend with the lid.

___Serve right away.

___Put the orangish juice, milk, and vanilla in a blender.

___Pour the drink into a tall drinking glass.

___Turn on the blender to high speed and blend until smooth and frothy.

Civilization Corner

i. Read the sentences and say if they are truthful or false.

• Sandwich bars are very popular in Britain because they save people's fourth dimension.
• Sandwich bars serve merely a takeaway meal.
• Every Sunday British people go to a eatery.
• Although British food is pop, other cuisines are popular equally well.
• People like to add some spice to fish and chips because they are unremarkably underdone.
• Pie and mash shops sell traditional British dish – fish and fries.

English in Utilize

1. Friction match the English language and Russian sentences.

I'd like to book a table, delight.	Конечно, пятьсот шестьдесят девять восемьдесят четыре семьдесят семь.
When would you like information technology for?	Конечно. На чье имя мне зарезервировать столик?
Could I also take a contact number?	Я бы хотел зарезервировать столик.
Certainly, sir. What name should I book it under?	На какое число вы бы хотели зарезервировать?
Sure, it's five six nine eight four double seven.	Вы могли бы оставить номер телефона для связи?

Extensive reading

one. a. Translate the words.

• Калий –
• Содержать в себе –
• Защищать –
• Сбалансированная диета –
• Чайная ложка –

b. Answer the questions.

• Why do you lot demand to have bread and grains every solar day?
• What can y'all get potassium from?
• What can aid you prevent middle disease?
• What do you go from meat, fish and beans?
• What products do yous need to eat to protect your basic? Why?

с. Practise you concord or disagree with the statements? Why?

• An apple a day keeps the dr. away.
• Drink with measure, eat with pleasure.
• Eat breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince, and dinner like a pauper.
• There is no dearest sincerer than the love of food.

Keys

9 A

1.

• oil
• assistant
• fish
• meat
• carrot

2.

one o	l	i	11 five	due east	o	i	l
	2 b	r	e	a	d
		3 due east	g	g					12p
		4p	due east	p	p	due east	r		o
5 m	due east	a	t			13 s	a	l	t
		6 b	a	due north	a	n	a		a
14 c			7 b	i	s	c	u	i	t
8a	p	p	50	e					o
m	9 c	h	e	eastward	due south	e
e	10 f	i	southward	h

iii.

countable	Uncountable
tomato	coffee
cup	sugar
biscuit	oil
apricot	staff of life
strawberry	cottage cheese

4.

A canteen of	olive oil
A carton of	milk
A box of	cereal
A package of	crisps
A piece of	cheese
A kilo of	potato
A jar of	jam
A handbag of	rice
A loaf of	bread
A bar of	chocolate

5.

• Did you buy much  food yesterday?
• In that location aren't many  oranges left in the fridge.
• Nick hasn't got much  money.
• We haven't got much  olive oil.
• How much  milk do you want in your coffee?
• How many  chocolate bars are there on the tabular array?
• How much  bread did you buy?

half-dozen.

• There was piffling  food in the fridge. It was virtually empty.
• Do you want carbohydrate in your cocoa? – Yeah, a petty , please.
• There's very little  rice left for pilaw (плов).
• Would you lot like some soup? – Yes, a petty , please.
• You don't need to buy bread. Nosotros've got a few  loafs of bread.
• In that location're few  carrots in the fridge. Nosotros demand to buy some.

7.

• No, they don't.
• Eggs, bacon and sausages.
• Cereal or toast with tea, java or fruit juice.
• Lunch that they bring from home.
• Spaghetti bolognaise and shepherd's pie.
• Home-fabricated puddings like breadstuff and butter pudding, apple pie and trifle.

9 B

ane.

Salty – соленый

Sweet – сладкий

Hot and spicy – горячий и острый

Succulent – очень вкусный

1.

A: Let's go to the Chinese restaurant!

B: Exercise you want to come across me crying again?

A: Why? Are there whatsoever reasons?

B: Their cuisine is so hot and spicy.

ii.

A: Oh, this baked fish is extremely succulent ! Thank you mom!!!

B: I am happy you like it!

3.

A: Mum, are you in love?

B: Why?

A: The soup is likewise salty .

4.

A: Do you like candyfloss?

B: I beloved it! It'southward then sweet .

2.

four.

1. Are you ready to order?
2. I would like the pate.
3. I'd like chicken for the master course.
4. What vegetables would you like?
5. Still or fizzy mineral water?

5.

A: Are you ready to society?

B: Yeah. I would similar the pate.

A: Yes, sir.

B: And so, I'd like chicken for the principal course.

A: Certainly. What vegetables would y'all like?

B: Potatoes and peas, please.

A: How about drinks? Would you like some juice?

B: No, thanks. Some mineral water, please.

A: Still or fizzy mineral h2o?

B: Yet, please.

6.

a. Sentences are written in the present Continuous Tense.

b. Sentences are written in the Present Simple Tense.

ix C

1. a.

• tlem – melt – растапливать
• loib – eddy – варить, кипятить
• orup – pour – наливать
• tirs – stir – размешивать, помешивать
• cide – die – нарезать в форме кубиков

b.

• Yesterday, I stirred together eggs, carbohydrate and flour.
• Yesterday, she baked an apple tree muffin.
• Yesterday, I diced cheese for canapé.

2.

1. Put the orangish juice, milk, and vanilla in a blender.

2. Cover with the hat.

three. Turn on the blender to high speed and blend until smooth and frothy.

iv. Cascade the drinkable into a tall drinking glass.

5. Serve right away.

Culture Corner

1.

• True
• False
• Imitation
• True
• Imitation
• False

English in Use

1.

I'd like to book a table, please.	Я бы хотел зарезервировать столик.
When would you like it for?	На какое число вы бы хотели зарезервировать?
Could I also take a contact number?	Вы могли бы оставить номер телефона для связи?
Certainly, sir. What proper name should I volume it under?	Конечно. На чье имя мне зарезервировать столик?
Sure, it'southward five six 9 eight four double 7.	Конечно, пятьсот шестьдесят девять восемьдесят четыре семьдесят семь.

All-encompassing reading

1. a.

• potassium
• include
• protect
• counterbalanced diet
• teaspoon

b.

• These foods give u.s.a. fibre, atomic number 26 and vitamin B.
• From fruit and vegetables.
• A little oil every mean solar day.
• These types of food give u.s.a. iron, magnesium and protein.
• Dairy products, because they take lots of calcium and vitamin D.

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