Урок 4 ГДЗ Верещагина Афанасьева 4 класс
- Look at the pictures for a moment, then close the book and name everything you remember.
- Name:
- three things babies always have for breakfast;
- two things British people often have for breakfast;
- five things your relatives sometimes have for dinner;
- three things people have for tea;
- four things you usually have for supper.
- Say what you like to eat every day at any time of the year. And what about your relatives?
- 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.
- What poems and songs about “Food” do you remember? Act out the one you like best.
- Enjoy your English and sing the song “I Like Food”, part I.
- Read the text and say what difference there is between “full English breakfast” and “continental breakfast”.
- What do you usually have for breakfast? Is it different from the “full English breakfast” or the “continental breakfast”?
- Read the dialogues, make up your own and act them out.
- Put some or any into the following.
- Write what you like (dislike) to have for dinner in summer and in winter.
- Write 5 questions beginning with: Is there …? Are there …? to find out what food your friend has got.
1. There is some salt on the table. There are some sweets in the picture.
2.
1) Babies always have milk, porridge and fruit juice for breakfast.
2) British people often have toast and marmalade for breakfast.
3) My relatives sometimes have soup, meat, potatoes, salad and tea for dinner.
4) People have sandwiches, cakes and biscuits for tea.
5) I usually have soup, meat, potatoes and salad for supper.
3. I like to eat bread, soup, meat, potatoes, apples and cheese every day. My mother likes vegetables and fruit. My father likes meat and fish. My sister likes sweets and cakes.
4.
— Do you have any brown bread?
— Yes, we do.
— Do you have any potatoes?
— Yes, we do.
— Do you have any carrots?
— Yes, we do.
— Do you have any tomatoes?
— No, we don’t.
— Do you have any salt?
— Yes, we do.
5. I remember the song “I Like Food”.
7. The difference is that a full English breakfast is a big breakfast with cereal, juice, bacon, eggs, tomatoes, toast and marmalade, while a continental breakfast is usually just bread or toast with marmalade and tea or coffee.
8. I usually have tea, bread and butter, eggs or porridge for breakfast. It is different from a full English breakfast because I do not usually have bacon, tomatoes and marmalade. It is a little like a continental breakfast.
9.
In the shop
— Do you have any sweets?
— Sorry, I don’t. I have some biscuits and cakes. Would you like some?
— Yes, please. Could I have this cake?
— Of course. Anything else?
— No, that’s all, thanks.
Cooking salad
— I’d like to cook some salad for supper. Are there any vegetables in the fridge?
— Yes, we’ve got some but not many, and there are no tomatoes.
— That’s a pity. Is there any salt, dear?
— Yes, lots.
— Will you go to the shops and buy potatoes, carrots and tomatoes?
— OK, Mum. Where is the money?
— Here it is, dear.
10.
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. In summer I like to have fruit, vegetables, salad, ice cream and juice for dinner. In winter I like to have soup, meat, potatoes, porridge and tea for dinner. I dislike very spicy food.
12.
1. Is there any bread in your bag?
2. Is there any milk in the fridge?
3. Is there any cheese on the table?
4. Are there any apples in the basket?
5. Are there any sweets in your pocket?
