COMPLETE THE PHRASES (containers)1. A ____________________ of coffee.2. A ____________________ of soup.3. A ____________________ of cigarettes.4. A ____________________ of coke. 5. A ____________________ of milk.6. A ____________________ of matches.7. A ____________________ of water.8. A ____________________ of chips.9. A ____________________ of beer.

10. A ____________________ of eggs.

CORRECT THE SENTENCES 1. How much apples do you want? _______________2. I don’t like an ice cream. _______________3. Can I have a bread, please? _______________4. I’m hungry. I like a sandwich. _______________5. I don’t have many milk left. _______________6. I’d like some fruits, please. _______________7. How many money do you have? _______________8. We have lot of homework today._______________9. Did you take some photographs? _______________10. I like cheese at all. _______________

CHOOSE Would / Do you like…? OR I / I’d like… TO COMPLETE THE CONVERSATIONS.

1. Would you like / Do you like a cigarette? No, thanks. I don’t smoke.2. Can I help you? Yes. I like / I’d like some stamps, please.3. What sports do you like? Well, I’d like / I like swimming very much.4. Would you like / Do you like a drink? Yes, please. Some orange juice, please.5. Excuse me, are you ready to order? Yes. I like / I’d like chicken and chips, please.6. Would you like / Do you like your teacher? Yes. She’s very nice.

REORDER THE SENTENCES TO COMPLETE THE CONVERSATION .

a) Would you like something to drink? _________________________________________________________b) Sure. What sort would you like? _________________________________________________________c) Yes, please. _________________________________________________________d) What sort have you got? _________________________________________________________e) I’d like a glass of fruit juice, please. _________________________________________________________f) No, thanks. This is fine. _________________________________________________________g) Orange and apple. _________________________________________________________h) Here you are. Would you like some ice?_________________________________________________________i) I’d like orange, please. _________________________________________________________J) What would you like? There’s fruit juice, tea, coffee or mineral water. _________________________________________________________

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WRITE a / an / some1. __________ strawberry 11. __________ rice2. __________ fruit 12. __________ egg3. __________ mushroom 13. __________ notebook4. __________ bread 14. __________ homework5. __________ milk 15. __________ eggs6. __________ loaf of bread 16. __________ ice cream7. __________ apple 17. __________ coffee8. __________ orange juice 18. __________ sandwich9. __________ meat 19. __________ cup of tea

11. I like ride my bike. ________________12. Would you like any drink? ________________13. Yes, please. Any Coke, please.________________14. How much eggs are there? ________________15. There are a lot of. ________________16. I eat much fruit. ________________17. I only eat a few meat. ________________18. I don’t eat much vegetables. ________________19. I only eat a little sweets on Sundays._________20. I’d like some steak, please. ________________

COMPLETE THESE SENTENCES: 1. Would you like a cup of tea? No, … ______________________________________________2. Would you like to sit here? Yes, …______________________________________________3. Would you like breakfast now? Yes, …______________________________________________4. Would you like an orange? No, … ______________________________________________5. Would you like some wine? Yes, …

______________________________________________6. Would you like some eggs? Yes, …

______________________________________________7. Would you like a cigarette? No, …

______________________________________________8. Would you like some bread? No, … ______________________________________________

NOW COMPLETE THESE SENTENCES: 1. Do you like this tea? No, … ______________________________________________2. Do you like soup at dinner? Yes, …______________________________________________3. Do you like steak? No, … ______________________________________________4. Do you like to drink at lunch? No, … ______________________________________________5. Do you like cakes? Yes, …______________________________________________6. Do you like wine for dinner? Yes, …______________________________________________7. Do you like to listen to the radio? Yes, …______________________________________________8. Do you like this soup? No, … ______________________________________________

CHOOSE THE CORRECT FORM: 1. ‘Do you like / Would you like a cup of tea?’ ‘Yes, please.’2. ‘Do you like / Would you like an apple?’ ‘No, thank you.’3. ‘Do you like / Would you like apples?’ ‘Yes, I love them.’4. ‘What do you like / would you like to drink?’ ‘Water, please.’5. ‘Do you like / Would you like to go out for a walk?’ ‘Not now. Perhaps later.’6. I like / I’d like ice cream but I don’t eat it very often.7. I’m tired. I like / I’d like to go to sleep.8. ‘Do you like / Would you like something to eat?’ ‘No, thanks. I’m not hungry.’

COMPLETE THESE SENTENCES AS IN THE EXAMPLE: I have a headache. I’d like an aspirin.

1. I’m thirsty. I’d like …_______________________________________________________2. Tom’s hungry. He’d like …______________________________________________________3. It’s very cold. I’d like …_______________________________________________________4. Shall I bring you a glass of milk? I’d like …__________________________________________

5. Shall I bring you an apple? No, thanks. I’d like …___________________________________6. Shall I give you a biscuit? No, thanks. I’d like …___________________________________7. I’d like a drink. I’d like …_______________________________________________________8. Mary likes fruit. She’d like …_______________________________________________________

---------------------------------------------------------- MAKE CONVERSATIONS LIKE THIS: 1. tea / coffee / chocolate 1. tea / cakeA: What would you like? A: Would you like some more tea?B: What is there? B: Yes, please. I’d love some.A: There’s tea, coffee or chocolate. A: What about some more cake?B: I’d like coffee, please. B: No, thanks. That’s fine.2. beef / chicken / lamb 2. wine / cheese_______________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________3. ice cream / apple pie / fruit salad 3. apple pie / cream_______________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________

COMPLETE THE OFFERS USING THE PHRASES :

1. A: I’m starving. 5. A: What ……………………………………… today?B: Would ………………………………………………… ? B: I’d like to play tennis.

2. A: What ………………………………………………… ? 6. A: What ……………………………………………… ?B: I’d like some coke with ice and lemon, please. B: Egg and lettuce, please.

3. A: This Maths homework is very difficult. 7. A: Where …………………………………………… ?B: Would ………………………………………………… ? B: To the station, please.

4. A: I’m thirsty. 8. A: Are those your holiday photos?B: Would ………………………………………………… ? B: Yes. Would ……………………………………… ?

SOME or ANY ?1. I haven’t got __________ paper.2. I’ll buy __________ paper when I go to the shops.3. Is there __________ petrol in the car? 4. Yes. I put __________ yesterday.5. I bought __________ fruit, but they didn’t have __________ vegetables. 6. Do you have __________ change? I need 50p.7. I saw __________ change on the table a minute ago. 8. I need __________ help with my homework. Are you free?9. I don’t have __________ free time today. Sorry.10. Did you have __________ problems with this exercise?

HOW MUCH? or HOW MANY? 1. We’ve got some eggs. 5. Their house has a lot of bedrooms. How ________________________________________ ? How ________________________________________ ?

* a glass of water * an apple * a calculator * in your sandwich * to do * to go* to drink* to see them

11. No, thanks. I don’t drink coffee…Have you got __________ orange juice?12. There are __________ messages for you on the answering machine.13. There’s __________ salt on the table, but there isn’t __________ pepper.14. We can’t make an omelette because we haven’t got __________ eggs.15. Would you like __________ milk in your coffee?16. There’s __________ butter in the fridge.17. Sorry, we haven’t got __________ more bread. Would you like __________ biscuits with your cheese?18. I’m sorry, we haven’t got __________ hot food, but we’ve got __________ sandwiches if you’re hungry.

2. We need some flour. 6. Some people are coming for a meal on Sunday. How ________________________________________ ? How ________________________________________ ?3. She has a lot of children. 7. Shakespeare wrote a lot of plays. How ________________________________________ ? How ________________________________________ ?4. Can you buy some butter? 8. She earns a fortune! How ________________________________________ ? How ________________________________________ ? MUCH, MANY or A LOT OF?1. There are _______________ apples. (fifty)2. The shop hasn’t got _______________

washing powder. (one box)3. There’s _______________ oil. (twenty bottles)4. The shop has _______________ bottles of

water. (twenty-five bottles)5. There isn’t _______________ frozen food. (two bags)6. There aren’t _______________ sweets. (three packets)7. The shopkeeper has got _______________ cheese. (fourteen pieces)

PUT THE SENTENCES IN THE CORRECT ORDER :

a) Thank you Mrs Turner. Goodbye.

b) Very well thanks, Mr Waterman. And you?

c) Yes, I’d like a kilo of sausages, please.

d) We haven’t got any. I’m very sorry Mrs Turner.

e) Good morning. How are you Mrs Turner?

f) That’s all right. I’ll have two steaks, please.

g) Yes, thanks very much.

h) Here you are. Five pounds twenty pence.

i) Fine thanks. Can I help you?

j) Here you are. Would you like a plastic bag?

k) Not at all. That’ll be five pounds twenty, please.

l) Goodbye.

You are talking to your fiend in the restaurant. Complete the dialogue.

Friend: Would you like a salad for your first course?You: ____________________________________________________F: What sort would you like?Y: _____________________________________________________F: There’s green salad, tomato salad, red bean salad and potato salad.Y: _____________________________________________________F: Would you like some cheese with it?Y: _____________________________________________________F: What about the second course? What would you like?Y: _____________________________________________________F: Would you like roast or boiled potatoes with it?Y: _____________________________________________________F: And what sort of vegetables would you like?Y: _____________________________________________________F: Fine. And to drink?Y: _____________________________________________________

8. I can see _______________ newspapers. (thirty)9. But I can see ______________ bread. (two loaves)10. There isn’t __________ yoghurt. (three cartons)11. The shop hasn’t got _______________ birthday

cards. (four)12. But there are _______________ grapes! (two full boxes)

The village shopkeeper and her assistant are checking what they have got. Complete the dialogue with the words below:

any / lot / many / little / any / few / much / muchS: Have we got _______________ bananas?A: Yes, but we’ve only got a _______________ .S: How _______________ kilos?A: About three.S: And have we got _______________ tea?A: Yes. We’ve got a _______________ .

About three hundred packets!S: OK. And what about milk. How _________ is there?A: There isn’t _______________ .S: And coffee. How _______________ is there?A: There’s only a _______________ .

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SERVE YOURSELF! all you can eat for £10Salads for your first course

Hot dishes for your second course

Desserts for your third course

Drinks (extra)

HAVE A NICE DAY! Please pay at the checkout

Green salad – Tomato salad – Red bean salad – Potato salad – Bread and butter

meat and fishvegetables

Roast chicken – Beef – Roast or boiled potatoesLamb – Pork – Beans – Carrots – Peas – Fish in cheese sauce Vegetable pie

Ice cream – vanilla or chocolateFresh fruti saladApple pie

Red or white wine (by the glass)Beer or lager – Mineral water – Coca-cola

F: There’s red or white wine, beer, lager, coke or mineral water.Y: _____________________________________________________F: Mmm. That chicken was delicious. I think I’d like a dessert now. What is there?Y: _____________________________________________________F: I’d like apple pie. What about you?Y: _____________________________________________________ Write SOME or ANY in the spaces:

1. Have you bought _______________ souvenirs yet?Yes, I’ve bought _______________ presents for myfamily. But I haven’t sent _______________ postcardsyet. I must send _______________ tomorrow.

2. Have you got _______________ homework today? Yes, we’ve got _______________ problems for Maths,but we haven’t got _______________ French today.

Odd one out. Circle the different word. Why is it different?

1. potatoes lettuce rice meat ___________________2. bacon food eggs toast ___________________3. box can packet kilo ___________________4. lots of many a few much ___________________5. melon onion pear pineapple ___________________6. cabbage spinach sausage peas ___________________7. spoon oil salt vinegar ___________________8. fork plate peach knife ___________________

Raymond is a TV chef. Complete his recipe with: a little, a few, a lot of.

‘Now for your Florida Sunshine Fruit Cocktail, you need __________ lovely fresh fruit: __________ apples and oranges, a pineapple, one or two bananas and some grapes.

3. I’ve just done _______________ shopping.Have you bought _______________ thing nice?Yes, I’ve bought _______________ jeans and _______________ socks. I wanted to get ____________ shoes, too, but I didn’t have ______________ money left.

4. For this recipe you will need _______________ cheese, but if you haven’t got

_______________ cheese, you can use _______________ ham.

What does Justin order in the snack bar? Complete the dialogue with these words: a lot of / any / how much / how many / some

W: Can I help you?J: Yes, please. Four hamburgers.W: Sorry? _______________ do you want?J: Four... with _______________ chips.W: Anything else?J: Yes... Have you got _______________ hot dogs? W: Yes, sir. _______________ ?J: Three... no, four, and pizza, three slices of pizza.W: Anything to drink?J: Yes, three cans of Coke.W: Three. Right, sir.J: And _______________ chocolate cake.W: We haven’t got _______________ but there’s

_______________ delicious apple pie.

J: OK.W: _______________ pieces do you want?J: Four pieces. W: Is that all, sir?LaterJ: Mmm, that was delicious. _______________ is it?W: Nine pounds twenty-five, please.J: Oh, dear. I haven’t got _______________ money!W: Can you wash dishes, sir?

____ hamburgers____ hot dogs____ slices of pizza____ cans of

Chop up the fruit and add __________ sugar. Ooh, and one other important ingredient – some lovely fresh cherries. Actually I use __________ cherries! Mmm – delicious!’ Later…‘So remember, you need __________ fruit: apples, oranges, bananas, grapes and cherries. You can also add __________ strawberries – about five or six, cut in half. I always finish with __________ cream, but not too much – we don’t want to get fat! __________ people love this recipe, and I hope you like it too. Have a nice day!’ GENERAL KNOWLEDGE Complete the questions with HOW MUCH or HOW MANY. Then choose the best answer.

1. ......................................... planets are there in the solar system?a) 9 b) 8 c) 72. ......................................... food does the average elephant eat each day?a) 50 kg b) 100 kg c) 150 kg3. ......................................... chocolate does the average English person eat each year?a) 4.2 kg b) 6.2 kg c) 8.2 kg4. ......................................... players are there in a cricket team?a) 7 b) 11 c) 155. ......................................... countries are there in the United Kingdom?a) 4 b) 1 c) 36. ......................................... teeth does a healthy adult have?a) 38 b) 32 c) 267. ......................................... tonnes of rubbish do people in Europe throw away every year?a) hundreds b) thousands c) millions8. ......................................... blood is there in the human body?a) 4 litres b) 8 litres c) 20 litres9. ......................................... kilometres are there in ten miles?a) 16 b) 6 c) 6010. ......................................... flour do you need to make a pizza?a) 20 grams b) 200 grams c) 800 grams11. ......................................... cups of coffee do you drink every day?a) I don’t drink coffee b) one or two c) three or more12. ......................................... time is there until the end of the lesson?a) More than 45 minutes b) 15 – 45 minutes c) Less than 10 minutes

----------------------------------------------------------------------------- FISH CAKES Read the recipe. Tick ( ) the correct picture.

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_____________________ Fish Cakes ___________________Ingredients (to make 24 fish cakes):500g boiled potatoes350g cooked white fish1 tablespoon tomato purée2 tablespoons mixed herbs50g breadcrumbsa little oilsalt and pepperMethod:1 Mash the boiled potatoes with a little salt and pepper.2 Mix together the potatoes and the fish, tomato purée and herbs.3 Add a little salt and pepper.4 Make 24 fish cakes from the mixture.

Cover the fish cakes with the breadcrumbs.5 Heat the oil in a frying pan. Fry the fish cakes for

about five minutes, turning them once.6 Serve the fish cakes immediately with tomato sauce

and salad.

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What nationality is the writer of each paragraph? Choose from the words in the box.

1. In ……………………………. we eat a lot of cheese, sometimes with potatoes, or in special dishes like fondue. There are a

lot of dairy farms there, so products made from milk are popular – we also eat a lot of chocolate.

I’m …………………………….

2. People in ……………………………. eat a lot of rice and have very little fat in their diet. We don’t eat much meat, but we

eat a lot of fish – the oil in fish is very good for you, which could be why there’s less heart disease there than in many other

countries. We don’t use a knife and fork to eat the traditional food of my country: we use wooden sticks called chopsticks.

Sushi is a very famous dish with fish, rice and sometimes vegetables.

I’m …………………………….

3. In ……………………………. a lot of people eat curry, which can be very hot. People started using curry to hide the

flavour of poor-quality meat, but it’s become a very popular dish in many different countries now.

I’m …………………………….

4. Pizzas and pasta are popular in …………………………….. Pizza is a very famous food from my country. Originally it

comes from Naples, in the south of my country. A traditional pizza has cheese – mozzarella cheese – tomato and herbs.

A lot of young people go to a pizza restaurant on Sunday evenings. There are different kinds of pasta, and a lot of people

make their own instead of buying it from supermarkets. Pasta didn’t come from this country originally – Marco Polo

brought it back from China.

I’m …………………………….

5. We eat a lot of potatoes in ……………………………. , in many different forms, including jacket potatoes and chips – fish

and chips is a famous take-away food. You can find a lot of different cakes and sweets here, so it’s very easy to put on weight!

I’m …………………………….

6. A typical breakfast in ……………………………. is a very big cup of strong coffee, with lots of milk. The traditional thing

to eat with your coffee is a croissant, maybe with butter or jam.

I’m …………………………….

7. People eat a lot of meat in ……………………………. , especially beef. On Sundays, people have a traditional lunch called

an asado. In my family, my father cooks the meat on a barbecue, and we eat it with lots of salad.

I’m …………………………….

8. The national dish of my country (…………………………….) is gulyásleves. Many people think it’s a meat dish but if you

have real gulyás, it’s a soup with lots of meat and vegetables.

I’m …………………………….

France India Britain ArgentinaItaly Japan Hungary SwitzerlandItalian Argentinian Japanese FrenchHungarian Indian Swiss British

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ABOUT MEALS IN BRITAINAccording to a recent survey, the main meal of the day for most British people is the evening meal. Seven out of ten families with children sit down at a table for their weekday evening meal, not in front of television, as many people think. For most British families, eating is the main social activity of the day. But breakfast is different. Only one out of four have breakfast with other members of the family. The survey also reveals that the traditional British cooked breakfast of sausage, bacon, eggs and fried bread is disappearing. Nowadays breakfast is a very quick meal. Most people don’t have the time to prepare it or eat it! Only twelve per cent of the population have a regular cooked breakfast. Most people now prefer cereal with milk, toast and marmalade, a cup of tea or coffee and some fruit juice.

ABOUT YOU1. What is your main meal of the day? 4. What do you usually have for breakfast?2. When and where do you have it? 5. Do you ever have a cooked breakfast?3. Are your eating habits different at the weekend? 6. Are your habits typical?

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE ================ (KEY) ================

Complete the questions with HOW MUCH or HOW MANY. Then choose the best answer.1. ......................................... planets are there in the solar system?a) 9 b) 8 c) 72. ......................................... food does the average elephant eat each day?a) 50 kg b) 100 kg c) 150 kg3. ......................................... chocolate does the average English person eat each year?a) 4.2 kg b) 6.2 kg c) 8.2 kg4. ......................................... players are there in a cricket team?a) 7 b) 11 c) 155. ......................................... countries are there in the United Kingdom?a) 4 b) 1 c) 36. ......................................... teeth does a healthy adult have?a) 38 b) 32 c) 267. ......................................... tonnes of rubbish do people in Europe throw away every year?a) hundreds b) thousands c) millions8. ......................................... blood is there in the human body?a) 4 litres b) 8 litres c) 20 litres9. ......................................... kilometres are there in ten miles?a) 16 b) 6 c) 6010. ......................................... flour do you need to make a pizza?a) 20 grams b) 200 grams c) 800 grams11. ......................................... cups of coffee do you drink every day?a) I don’t drink coffee b) one or two c) three or more12. ......................................... time is there until the end of the lesson?a) More than 45 minutes b) 15 – 45 minutes c) Less than 10 minutes DIETS AROUND THE WORLD - DESCRIBING FOOD FROM YOUR COUNTRY.

What nationality is the writer of each paragraph? Choose from the words in the box.

1. In ……………………………. we eat a lot of cheese, sometimes with potatoes, or in special dishes like fondue. There are a lot of dairy farms there, so products made from milk are popular – we also eat a lot of chocolate.I’m ……………………………. (Swiss)

2. People in ……………………………. eat a lot of rice and have very little fat in their diet. We don’t eat much meat, but we eat a lot of fish – the oil in fish is very good for you, which could be why there’s less heart disease there than in many other countries. We don’t use a knife and fork to eat the traditional food of my country: we use wooden sticks called chopsticks. Sushi is a very famous dish with fish, rice and sometimes vegetables.I’m ……………………………. (Japan)

3. In ……………………………. a lot of people eat curry, which can be very hot. People started using curry to hide the flavour of poor-quality meat, but it’s become a very popular dish in many different countries now.I’m ……………………………. (Indian)

4. Pizzas and pasta are popular in …………………………….. Pizza is a very famous food from my country. Originally it comes from Naples, in the south of my country. A traditional pizza has cheese – mozzarella cheese – tomato and herbs. A lot of young people go to a pizza restaurant on Sunday evenings. There are different kinds of pasta, and a lot of people make their own instead of buying it from supermarkets. Pasta didn’t come from this country originally – Marco Polo brought it back from China.I’m ……………………………. (Italian)

5. We eat a lot of potatoes in ……………………………. , in many different forms, including jacket potatoes and chips – fish and chips is a famous take-away food. You can find a lot of different cakes and sweets here, so it’s very easy to put on weight!

France India Britain ArgentinaItaly Japan Hungary SwitzerlandItalian Argentinian Japanese FrenchHungarian Indian Swiss British

I’m ……………………………. (British)6. A typical breakfast in ……………………………. is a very big cup of strong coffee, with lots of milk. The traditional thing

to eat with your coffee is a croissant, maybe with butter or jam.I’m ……………………………. (French)

7. People eat a lot of meat in ……………………………. , especially beef. On Sundays, people have a traditional lunch called an asado. In my family, my father cooks the meat on a barbecue, and we eat it with lots of salad.I’m ……………………………. (Argentinian)

8. The national dish of my country (…………………………….) is gulyásleves. Many people think it’s a meat dish but if you have real gulyás, it’s a soup with lots of meat and vegetables.I’m ……………………………. (Hungarian) ‘WAITER! WAITER!’ (Jokes)

Customer: Waiter! …………………. !Waiter: Yes, …………………. ?Customer: ………………….’s …………………. spider in my soup!Waiter: Really, sir? …………………. I see?Customer: Look! There …………………. is!Waiter: Oh, I …………………. . Yes, …………………. right sir. The fly is …………………. holiday.

---------------------------------- ‘What is worse than finding a worm in your apple?’‘Finding half a worm in your apple!’

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DIALOGUE : ‘Coffee or tea?’ Joanne: Here’s a nice place. Let’s have a cup of coffee.Paul: Do you want coffee or tea?Joanne: Coffee, please. A black coffee.Paul: Cake? Biscuits?Joanne: No, thanks. Just a coffee.Paul: Well, I want a piece of chocolate cake.(to the waiter) Can I have two coffees, please?

–One black and one white– and a piece of chocolate cake.

(A few minutes later)Waiter: Here you are.Paul: Thanks. How much is that?Waiter: That’s 95 pence, please. Thank you.

Are these sentences TRUE or FALSE? 1. Paul has a cup of black coffee and a piece of cake.2. Joanne has a cup of black coffee.

you’re sir on can waiter a it see there

a bottle of chocolate

a can of

a packet of milk

crisps

a kilo of

a bar of bread

apples

a loaf of coke

a

b

c

d

e

f

Sandwiches Price

Cheese 30Cheese and tomato 35Egg 30Beef 40

Cakes and biscuits

Biscuits (packet) 15Chocolate cake (piece) 45

Beverages

Tea 20Coffee 25Milk 15Orange juice 30Cola-cola, Pepsi-colaFanta, 7-up, Mineral water 25

3. Joanne has a cup of black coffee and a piece of chocolate cake.4. Paul has a cup of white coffee and a piece of chocolate cake.

Look at the menu and ask and answer about the prices of the following: E.g. How much is a cheese and tomato sandwich? It’s 35p.1. a cup of coffee 4. a bottle of Coca-cola 7. two pieces of cake2. a piece of cake 5. two glasses of orange juice 8. a glass of milk3. two egg sandwiches 6. a beef sandwich 9. two packets of biscuits

--------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESTYLE A) Read the text and answer the questions.

1) Where is the article from?a) a book b) a newspaper c) a brochure

2) Are Simon and Jenny brother and sister? _____________________________________________________3) Did they buy any alcoholic drink? _____________________________________________________4) What vegetables did they buy? _____________________________________________________5) What kind of fish is there? _____________________________________________________6) How many fresh vegetables are there? _____________________________________________________7) Why haven’t they much time to prepare meals during the week? ____________________________________8) What kind of meat did they buy?

_____________________________________________________9) What does the food you buy in the supermarket tell us? ____________________________________________10) Who is Mark Willis? _____________________________________________________

INTERACTION

B) Simon and Jenny are at the supermarket. Complete the gaps with the correct word or phrase.

Shop assistant: Hello! ……………………………………………………………………… ?Simon: Yes, please. Have you got …………………………… carrots?Shop assistant: Yes. Here you are. ……………………………………………………………………… ?Simon: Yes, I …………… like …………… milk and a …………… of yoghurt, ……………………Shop assistant: Right.Simon: ……………………………………………. Is it?Shop assistant: That’s $5,45.

SHOPPING FOR LIFE

The food you buy in the supermarket says a lot about you and your lifestyle. Mark Willis, an expert in consumer habits, analyses two people’s shopping:

CASE 1 (Simon and Jenny)

Well… there’s the chicken and some red meat. There isn’t any fish, except tuna. There are three kilos of potatoes and some onions. There aren’t many other fresh vegetables, but there are a lot of frozen vegetables. They’ve also got some hamburgers and a pizza. This is a couple with young children. Probably they’re parents. They work and they don’t have much time to prepare meals during the week. It’s all basic food and there isn’t wine or beer, just fruit juice and milk.

Simon: Here you are.Shop assistant: ………………………………………

C) Simon and Jenny are now at a restaurant. Complete the extracts of the conversation.1. Waiter: ……………………………………………………… to order?

Simon: Yes, I am.2. Waiter: ……………………………………………………… for main course?

Simon: ……………………………………………………… the smoked salmon.3. Waiter: ……………………………………………………… water?

Simon: Still is OK.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

GRAMMARD) Complete with HOW MUCH / HOW MANY

1. ………………………………………… water is there in the fridge?2. ………………………………………… money have you got?3. ………………………………………… apples are there in the bowl?4. ………………………………………… sugar is there in the cupboard?5. ………………………………………… bars of chocolate did you buy?

E) Complete with SOME / ANY

1. There aren’t …………………… tomatoes in the fridge.2. There’s …………………… cake in the cupboard.3. Have you got …………………… biscuits?4. Is there …………………… coffee?5. There are …………………… onions for the salad.

F) Correct the mistakes in the following statements.

1. There’s some potatoes in the fridge. __________________________________________________________2. How many flour have you got? __________________________________________________________3. There’s any butter. __________________________________________________________4. How much bread are there? __________________________________________________________5. I like some orange juice, please?

__________________________________________________________6. Would you like going shopping? __________________________________________________________

1. How much apples do you want? __________________

2. I don’t like an ice cream. __________________

3. Can I have a bread, please? __________________

4. I’m hungry. I like a sandwich. __________________

5. I don’t have many milk left. __________________

6. I’d like some fruits, please. __________________

7. How many money do you have? __________________

8. We have lot of homework today. __________________

9. Did you take some photographs? __________________

10. I like cheese at all. __________________

11. I like ride my bike. __________________

12. - Would you like any drink? __________________

13. - Yes, please. Any Coke, please. __________________

14. - How much eggs are there? __________________

15. - There are a lot of. __________________

16. I eat much fruit. __________________

17. I only eat a few meat. __________________

18. I don’t eat much vegetables. __________________

19. I only eat a little sweets on Sundays. __________________

20. I’d like some steak, please. __________________

G) Make a list of the Countable and Uncountable nouns that appear in the text in Exercise A. C U

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Daily diet of an OLYMPIC ATHLETE . . What does an Olympic athlete eat to keep fit and healthy?

Alex O’Connor talks to Nicky Robinson to find out.

When she wakes up, Nicky Robbinson always has a cup of h o t w a t e r with a slice of l __ __ __ n. For breakfast, she usually has cornflakes with m __ __ k and then some toast. After her morning training session, she has soup and a s __ __ __ __ __ __ h. She sometimes has a salad of l __ __ __ __ __ e, t __ __ __ __ o and c __ __ __ __ __ __ r with a simple dressing of o __ __ __ __ o __ __ , s __ __ __ and p __ __ __ __ __ .‘For supper I make sure I have food which gives me energy. Tonight, for example, I’m going to have ch __ __ __ __ n and pa __ __ a. It’s my own recipe.’Does she have anything to eat between meals?‘Sometimes. But I don’t have anything heavy. I just have some fruit – a b __ __ __ __ __ , an a __ __ __ __ or a p __ __ ch, for example.’And what about drinks?‘I don’t drink c __ __ __ __ e and I have herbal t __ __ .’It all sounds very healthy!

WHAT’S IN YOUR RUBBISH?

One night, when other journalists were trying to photograph famous people in restaurants or night-clubs, Bruno Moran and Peter Reeve tried something different. They decided to find new information about the stars’ private lives by looking in their rubbish bins. This is what they found in Jack Nicholson’s bin:

Does Jack Nicholson have the world’s healthiest diet? Let’s see.

He obviously drinks a lot of alcohol, especially beer, and he likes expensive champagne. He drinks a little mineral water and occasionally a Seven Up, but surprisingly for an American, he doesn’t drink any coke. Instead of coke, he drinks lots of ginger beer. He doesn’t drink much fruit juice. As for food, he doesn’t have many meals at home, except for breakfast. He usually has some bacon and perhaps a few frozen peas. When he’s hungry between meals he has some corn chips or a few sweets. And as we can see, he smokes a lot of cigarettes, usually Camel.

Read the article and answer.

1. Who are Bruno Moran and Peter Reeve? 5. Does he drink much mineral water?

2. Where did they look for information about famous people? 6. How many sweets does he eat?

3. How much alcohol does Jack Nicholson drink? 7. Does he smoke many cigarettes?

4. What does he drink instead of coke? 8. Do you think he’s healthy? Why (not)?

1. _________________________________________ 5. _________________________________________

2. _________________________________________ 6. _________________________________________

3. _________________________________________ 7. _________________________________________

4. _________________________________________ 8. _________________________________________

ROOM SERVICEA. David Foster found a notice like this on the wall of his hotel bedroom.

GRAND HOTELGuests are requested to read these points, for their increased pleasure and comfort:

1. Room Service: meals, drinks and refreshments are available at any time in guests’ rooms. Please dial extension 4 for Room Service.2. Laundry and dry-cleaning services are available. Please dial extension 6.3. Doctor: Reception (ext. 2) will arrange for the prompt services of a doctor if guests feel unwell.4. Valuables: jewellery, large sums of money and other valuables should be deposited in the hotel safe. Please inform Reception. The hotel can accept no responsibility for the loss of valuables not so deposited.5. Departure: guests are kindly requested to leave their rooms by 10 o’clock on the day of their departure.The management and staff of the Grand Hotel wish you a pleasant and comfortable stay.

--------------------------------------------------------------He found a menu card like this by his bed.

Guests may fill in this menu card and leave it outside their room on theprevious night or telephone Room Service (ext. 4) to place their order.

American Breakfast(Please tick items you wish to order.)MELON ……………………… * * *CEREAL ……………………… TOAST ……………………… FRUIT JUICE ……………………… ROLL ………………………

* * * JAM ………………………FRIED EGG ……………………… MARMALADE ………………………BOILED EGG ……………………… BUTTER ………………………SCRAMBLED EGG ……………………… * * *BACON ……………………… TEA ………………………SAUSAGE ……………………… COFFEE ………………………TOMATO ………………………

GRAND HOTELBREAKFAST

MENU

Continental Breakfast(rolls, jam, butter, tea or coffee) ………………………

tea / coffee

Please state time breakfast required ………………………

Look at the notice and the menu. Find out:

A. what you do if you feel ill.B. what you do if you want your clothes washed.C. what time guests must leave on their final day.D. two ways of ordering breakfast in your room.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Read this dialogue. It is a conversation between Room Service and a guest ordering breakfast.Guest: Good morning. I’d like to order breakfast, please.Room Service: Certainly, sir. Continental or American?Guest: I think I’ll have American. I’d like fruit juice, fried egg, bacon and tomatoes.

Then I’d like toast, butter, and marmalade.Room Service: Would you like orange or pineapple juice?Guest: Er … I think I’d prefer orange juice.Room Service: And tea or coffee?Guest: Tea, please, with some lemon.Room Service: Would you like your breakfast immediately?Guest: No, not immediately. Could you bring it up in twenty minutes?Room Service: Twenty minutes. Certainly, sir.

B. Pay particular attention to these expressions from the dialogue in A.breakfast, please. fruit juice.

I’d like to order I’d likeegg and bacon, please. toast and marmalade.

an American breakfast. coffee.I think I’ll have I’d prefer

pineapple juice.orange juice.

in twenty minutes?Could you bring it up immediately?

at 9 o’clock?

Did you know that an American breakfast – which, as you can see, is a full meal – is sometimes called an English breakfast?

C. a) Room Service asks you these questions. Answer them, using “I think I’ll have …”, “I’d prefer …”,

or “I’d like …”tea coffee?orange tomato juice?fried scrambled eggs?an American a Continental breakfast?

ORDERING FOOD

Would you like or

A. David Foster went to a restaurant to have lunch. Read this dialogue, in which he is ordering his meal.Waitress: Can I take your order, sir?Foster: I’d like to start with shrimp cocktail calypso, please.Waitress: A shrimp cocktail calypso.Foster: Then, a steak.Waitress: A steak. How do you like your steak done, sir?Foster: Medium-rare, please.

Then, to follow, vanilla ice cream. And to finish with, some coffee.Waitress: And a coffee.Foster: Thank you.Waitress: Anything else, sir?Foster: No, that’s all. Fine. Thank you.Waitress: Thank you very much, sir.B. Pay particular attention to these expressions:Can I take your order, sir?

shrimp cocktail calypso. vanilla ice cream.I’d like to start with Then, to follow,

tomato soup. roast chicken.

Note that, when Foster is asked:‘How do you like your steak done, sir?’ he answers:‘Medium-rare, please.’ Possible answers to this question are:

Rare (almost raw, and very red), Medium-rare, Medium, and Well-done (cooked until the steak isn’t red at all).

Notice this expression which you may see on menus:Shrimp cocktail calypso is a local speciality. (a dish which comes from the local region) Here are some useful expressions for ordering meals.

Waiter: Can I take your order, sir?Guest: Can you come back in a minute? I’m not quite ready yet.

Guest: Can I see the wine list, please?or

Guest: Would you send over the wine waiter, please?

In English or American-style hotels, lunch and dinner usually consist of three courses: first course, a main course and a dessert.

The first course is sometimes called ‘an Appetiser’ or ‘a Starter’

C. a) This dialogue, between a waiter and a guest, is in the wrong order. Rearrange it so that it makes sense. (3 – 2 – 5 – 6 – 1 – 8 – 7 – 4)

Waiter: How do you like your steak done, sir?Guest: I’d like to start with soup, please.Waiter: Can I take your order, please?Guest: Some potatoes and some peas.Waiter: Then to follow?Guest: I’d like a fillet steak.Waiter: Would you like any vegetables with your steak?Guest: Very rare, please.

b) Read the menu from which David Foster chose his lunch. What would you like for your lunch?

Write the dialogue that you would have with the waitress when you were ordering it.

Start:Waitress:Good morning. Can I take your order, please?You: I’d like …………

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MENUFirst course Main course DessertTomato or mushroom soup Steak Vanilla, Chocolate or Fruit juice (orange, grapefruit Roast Leg of Lamb Strawberry Ice Cream or pineapple) Chicken in mushroom sauce Lemon mousseShrimp cocktail calypso Fish in cheese sauce Apple pie and creamHam and melon or

Cheese and biscuitsCoffee