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Lesson 4

Food

Seasons

Family

Let Us Review

LOOK, READ, REMEMBER!

There is some toast on the table.

There are some potatoes in the basket.

1 Look at the pictures for a moment, then close the book and name everything you remember.

Example: There is some salt on the table.

There are some sweets in the picture.

2 Name:

1. three things babies always have for breakfast;

2. two things British people often have for breakfast;

3. five things your relatives sometimes have for dinner;

4. three things people have for tea;

5. four things you usually have for supper.

3 Say what you like to eat every day at any time of the year. And what about your relatives?

4 Could you go to the shop and buy all the things your mother needs to cook dinner? Write your shopping list and ask if they have these things in the shop. Act out a dialogue with a shop assistant.

Example:

— Do you have any brown bread?

— Yes, we do. (No, we don’t.)

5 What poems and songs about “Food” do you remember? Act out the one you like best.

Let Us Listen, Read and Learn

6 Enjoy your English and sing the song “I Like Food”, 2, part I.1

I LIKE FOOD

I. I like food,

I like eating lots and lots of food. (2 times)

Bread and jam, and meat, and fish,

Cakes and biscuits too,

Beans and mustard, eggs and chips,

Mutton steaks, potatoes, peas,

And salted mushrooms too.

1 If you want to sing the whole song, listen 2 up to the end.

The teacher can help you with the words.

Let Us Read

7 Read the text and sav what difference there is between “full English breakfast” and “continental breakfast”.

In England you may have what they call “full English breakfast”. First they bring you cereal and fruit juice, then you get bacon, eggs and tomatoes. Then comes toast and marmalade. You finish your breakfast with a cup of coffee or tea usually with milk.

In fact, English people don’t often have “full English breakfast”. They have just bread or toast with marmalade with a cup of tea or coffee. Sometimes they call it “continental breakfast”.

Let Us Talk

8 What do you usually have for breakfast? Is it different from the “full English breakfast” or the “continental breakfast”?

9 Read the dialogues, make up your own and act them out.

IN THE SHOP

Billy: Do you have any sweets?

Shop assistant: Sorry, I don’t. I have some biscuits and cakes. Would you like some?

Billy: Yes, please. Could I have this cake?

Shop assistant: Of course. Anything else?

Billy: No, that’s all, thanks.

COOKING SALAD

Mother: I’d like to cook some salad for supper. Ann, are there any vegetables in the fridge?

Ann: Yes, we’ve got some but not many and there are no tomatoes.

Mother: That’s a pity. Is there any salt, dear?

Ann: Yes, lots.

Mother: Will you go to the shops and buy potatoes, carrots and tomatoes? I can’t make salad without them.

Ann: OK, Mum. Wire re is the money?

Mother: Here it is, dear.

Let Us Write

10 Put some or any into the following:

1. There is some money in my pocket.

2. There isn’t any tea in the cup.

3. There are some potatoes for dinner.

4. There are some vegetables for supper.

5. Is there any jam on the table?

6. There is some meat here.

7. Are there any carrots in the bag?

11 Write what you like (dislike) to have for dinner in summer and in winter (Exercise 6 can help you).

12 Write 5 Questions beginning with: Is there ...? Are there ...? to find out what food your friend has got.