Стр.66 Unit 8 ГДЗ Вербицкая Forward 10 класс
In pairs, look at these adverts for early American convenience food and answer the questions. Use the ideas below to help you.
(un)healthy, artificial/natural, ingredients, fresh, frozen, nutritious, microwavable, pre-cooked, sliced, tasty/bland, tinned
What sort of products are shown? Do they look tasty? How popular is convenience food in Russia? What sort of products are most common? What’s your opinion of this sort of food? Why?
Check if you understand the sentences below. Use a dictionary to help you. Then listen and match sentences 1–7 with products A–C.
- You need a saucepan to prepare it/them.
- You need to heat it in an oven.
- It comes in three varieties – chicken, beef and pork.
- You don’t need to wash up afterwards.
- It doesn’t go stale for a week.
- It’s natural, nutritious and good for you.
- It can be eaten with stews or meat dishes.
1. The adverts show convenience food products: TV dinners, tinned peas and bread.
They are probably not very tasty-looking, but they seem very convenient and easy to prepare.
In Russia, convenience food is quite popular too. The most common products are frozen food, instant noodles, tinned food, ready meals and sliced bread.
My opinion is that this sort of food is useful when people are busy, but it is often less healthy than fresh home-cooked food.
2.
- Agnew’s TV dinners
- Agnew’s TV dinners
- Agnew’s TV dinners
- Agnew’s TV dinners
- Frisco’s Marvelbread
- Crosswell’s Garden-Pride Peas
- Crosswell’s Garden-Pride Peas








