To eat we[[ in Engtand, have breakfast

three times a day.

W Somerset Maugham, British writer

1 GRAMMAR countabte / uncountable nouns; 2 VOCABULARY food

a / an, some / any a Complete the crossword.
a What did Sarah and Martin buy when they went shopping across -)
yesterday? Write a, an, or sonle in the gaps.
1 some sausages 6 orange
2 lettuce 7 pineapple
.) eggs 8 crisps
4 carrots 9 biscuits
5 ju- 10 milk
,s
b Write the sentences in thc positir-e E or negatit'e E forr.l-,.

1 There's some ham in the fridge. T

E T here isn' t an! hatr in th e fr i d ge E

2 There are some strarvberries in our garden. A

E rh"re II K
3 I didn't have an egg for breakfast.
Et
LU

4 There isn't any sugar in mv tea.

t1
E rh".e
5 I didn't eat any snacks yesterday. Clues down
Et tr ffi' 3
6 There \\,eren't anv sandwiches in tire kitchen.
E rl,"re
7 I bought a pineapple at the supert-narket.
Et
8 There was some bread in the cupboard. 5
E rhere
c Complete the dialogue with a, arl, some, or ani.

to buy for our dinner party? Let's make a [ist.

b Write the words in the correct column.

meat.
What about tomatoes? Are there apptes bananas biscuits carrots chocolate crisps
s in the fridge? mushrooms onions oranges peas pineappte
potatoes sandwiches strawberries sweets
s. Put those on the List, too
Vegetabtes Snacks Fruit

cheese, so that's perfect. anoles

the lasagne.
Iettuce.
ls there
t'- fruit?

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§ PRONUNCIATION the letters ea § LISTENING
r 6l.lió tt e word with a different sound. a {ft7,:;ffi Listen to four speakers talking about their
favourite meal. Complete the meals.
Speaker I roast
fí
tree
1 meat breakfast tea
Speaker 2 tikka masala
Speaker 3 and chips
e Speaker 4 su eet a nd sou r
.---¿\ 2 bread heatthy tce cream
b '€;!p;lffi Listen again. Match the speakers to the sentences
aoo
-bb Speaker 1 A I often eat it outside.
"tlL Speaker 2 B I always order rice with it.
lfiH 3 eat great steak Speaker 3 C I have it at a local restaurant.
train Speaker 4 D I eat it when I visit my parents

b .W Listen and check. Thenlisten

=-'and
repeat the words.
USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES
Learn these words and phrases.
4 READING cream ri. l':lLr:'
a Read rl-rc nr:ticle and match the headings dishes ,r-l;.í¡¡,'
to the palaglaphs. ingred ients
popcorn,l".ll)u¡i!."i: ii i
coco. J: ,', aier ice [o[[ies roast camel
Sauce :ra.i:''ii

b Read the article again. Write T (true) sweetcorn r'¡,,'r ili i..r::ir'
or F (fa1sr'). trkels rr (food)
1 The Beclouin people eat roast delicious,i.i:'i¿ i,r:",

carlel c¡n special occasions. T vegetarian i";' 't :."'

2 Tl-rere rre seven ingredients in a glass (oltr,r ine) ,

the Bedouin meal.

3 Frank Epperson's drink froze
because ¡he u.eather was cold.
4 He sold hls first ice lolly when
he rl as I9 r.ears old.
5 AccorJing to the article, you
can find .Lrconut water in all
COCrrllLll..
6 Coconur * ater has a lot.of sugar.
The Bedouin people, who live in the deserts of Africa, sometimes prepare a very big
c Guess the meaning of the highlighted
meal to celebrate weddjngs:. The cook uses some eggs, some fish, some chickens, a
u.ords. Check rn r,our dictionary. sheep, and a camel to repare it. He the fish with the chickens with
n he cooks

2
It was an ll-year-old American boy who invented these. In 1905, the boy, Frank Epperson,
wanted to make a drink. He put some soda powder in a cup of water and used a stick
to mix it. Then he forgot about the drink and left it outside. That night it was very cold,
so the mixture froze. Eighteen years later, he made some more of the frozen mixture
and sold his first one at an amusement park. Americans call them'popsicles'.

3
You can find this liquid in young fruit that are still green. People drank it in South-
East Asia, Africa, and the Caribbean before it became popular as a health drink. Today
athletes drink it after doing sport. lt is very good for you as it is low in fats and sugars.
Doctors sometimes use it in ,n .*arg.n.y Éu..rr. it is similar to human plasma.