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Berries Nuts

2. A. Fill in missed letters:

B r _ _ _ f _ _ t

L _ t _ _ c _

_ o _ l

P _ d _ _ n _

_ _ t _ o n

_ i _ k

B _ _ t _ r

_ o_ _ _ r t

A _ _ i _ o_

_ p _ c e

O _ _ n _ e

_a p _ _ c _ m

B. Put in the right order mixed words:

Eiujc _______

Ralcig _______

Pepla _______

Lats _______

Hisd _______

Guras _______

Nipcsha _______

Ppizaeter _______

Fefoce _______

Ltucet _______

3. There are 17 words connected with food. They go across → and down ↓. Find them and write them here.

L	C	Y	P	N	C	R	I	S	P	S	M
A	V	Z	O	B	P	B	A	N	A	N	A
M	U	S	T	E	A	K	N	B	T	R	R
B	Z	Q	A	M	O	Y	R	Y	J	A	M
K	G	F	T	G	H	O	D	F	G	H	A
B	A	C	O	N	F	G	R	A	P	E	L
H	J	K	F	I	S	H	T	Y	U	I	A
H	O	N	E	Y	B	U	B	R	E	A	D
R	A	S	D	F	G	R	Z	K	L	P	E
I	B	V	E	G	E	T	A	B	L	E	I
C	Z	X	C	V	B	N	M	L	P	G	J
E	W	E	C	E	R	E	A	L	B	G	U

M_______

C_______

B_______

P_______

STEAK

J_______

B_______

R_______

V_______

E_______

B_______

L_______

C_______

F_______

Y_______

G_______

H_______

Put the following eating and drinking verbs into the correct squares.

Food

Drink

Read and translate the dialogues. Learn one of them and act on the lesson.

A.

Tom: Hmm … Do I need anything? I need a lot of things. Vegetables, potatoes …

Hello Jane! Come in! How was your day?

Jane: Excellent! I lovethis job. It’s interesting. I have a lot of responsibilities, my

co-workers are great and I’m having a wonderful time.

Tom: Don’t you miss teaching?

Jane: Hmm… no. I liked teaching very much, as you know, but I wanted to do something else. I wanted to do something else. I wanted to move on. I made the right decision. I really believe that. And … don’t forget that I need to live in Boston.

Tom: I see your point.

Jane: What are you doing? Making a grocery list? You wanted to cook tonight!

That’s wonderful! I’d love to cook together!

Tom: Actually, I wanted to invite you to a very little restaurant that I found on the other side of the town …

Jane: Oh no! Let’s stay in. Do you want to make lasagna? What we need? We need oil, onions, garlic, tomatoes, pepper, salt, mushrooms, oregano, basil, cheese and ground beef.

Tom: I have everything except mushrooms and ground beef.

Jane: Then let’s leave out the ground beef, forget about the mushrooms, and have vegetarian lasagna. We’ll cook it together. And we won’t even go out of the house!

Tom: Now, that’s good idea!

B.

Waiter: Do you have a reservation?

Ann: Yes, I think so.

Waiter: For how many people?

Ann: It’s a table for two, but it’s not in my name.

Bob: Hi, Ann!

Ann: Excuse me. Hi, Bob! Did you make a reservation for us?

Bob: No, I didn’t, but I think Kristin did. Is our table ready?

Waiter: There’s one available near the window and one next to the fireplace.

Bob: The fireplace … That sounds perfect!

Ann: What would you recommend? What’s the house speciality?

Waiter: The halibut with balsamic sauce is delicious tasty, and salad “The delicate”.

Bob: Well, what wine do you recommend to go with fish?

Waiter: Of course, only vintage wine. For example, white wine “The Monarch’s

Chapel” in 1975.

Bob: With pleasure. I think it’s very tasty.

Waiter: Enjoy!

C.

Mary: Hello, you’re early this morning, Charles. It’s only a quarter to eight.

Charles: Ye-e-a. I’m going to be in time for the first lecture today.

Mary: I’m delighted to hear that. You’ve been late twice this week.

Charles: That’s no business of yours.

Mary: Have you passed your test in French? You’d better dig into your studies.

The exams start next week.

Charles: Please, stop nagging me at this time of the day. Mind your own business.

And if you want to hear, I’ve made good progress in French.

Mary: You didn’t say!

Charles: Can you cook up a simple egg dish for us right now?

Mary: OK. Will you crush the juice from oranges? And don’t eat chocolate. It will

spoil your appetite for breakfast.

Charles: This chocolate melts in the mouth. It’s delicious.

Mary: You should cut down on sweets and chocolate.

Charles: I’m dying with hunger. Will you pass me the butter, please?

Mary: Here it is.

Charles: Honestly, I must hurry. Will you clear off the table?

Mary: All right.

Charles: I’ll be late tonight. I’ve got a date with Jane. Bye!