Kick off PTS, Arbeitsheft

47 Reading Unit 9 What do you like to eat? Answer the following questions and report to the class or write a text. Coursebook p. 107 / ex. 14 1 What’s your favourite food? 0\ IDYRXULWH IRRG LV 2 What do you eat for breakfast? )RU EUHDNIDVW , XVXDOO\ HDW 3 What do you eat for lunch? )RU OXQFK , XVXDOO\ HDW 4 What do you eat for dinner? )RU GLQQHU , XVXDOO\ HDW 5 What food don’t you like? , GRQ·W OLNH 6 Can you cook? , FDQ FRRN , FDQ·W FRRN Read the text and complete the sentences. 1 The traditional English breakfast is much ELJJHU WKDQ EUHDNIDVW LQ PRVW RWKHU FRXQWULHV . 2 Nowadays this large meal is mainly served . 3 an “all day breakfast”. 4 People in Britain usually . 5 for a fry-up . 6 Only at weekends they sometimes . 9 10 The traditional English breakfast is much bigger than breakfast in most other countries. It is a fried meal with eggs, bacon, sausages, fried or grilled tomatoes, baked beans (beans cooked in a tomato sauce), fried mushrooms and black pudding (a sausage made with blood and fat), served with toast or bread with butter or margarine, marmalade (made from citrus fruits) or jam (made from sweet fruits), a cup of tea or coffee, a bowl of cereal (corn- flakes, muesli, …) and some fruit. Nowadays this large meal is mainly served in cafés and restaurants because tourists love it. Many res- taurants serve an “all day breakfast”. People in Britain usually prefer a “continental breakfast”. They have toast, bread or rolls with butter, jam or marmalade, cheese and ham and a cup of tea or coffee. Cereals are also very popular. They don’t have time for a “fry-up” (another name for a cooked breakfast), only at week- ends they sometimes eat an English breakfast to start the day. . . . . 5 . . . . 10 . . . . 15 . . . . 20 . . Start your day … with a good English breakfast! Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum d s Verlags öbv