1 packet of spaghetti
1 kilo of fresh mince
1 green pepper
1 onion
1 garlic clove
1 jar of tomato sauce
: SB . 9*, . 87; WB . 53.
2
;
.
T: Do you think the British eat a traditional
English breakfast every morning?
9 b
On the Menu
Ss: Yes./No.
.
.
: 1 F 2 T 3 T
Vocabulary. Tastes & Dishes
. 1, . 88
: (
), .
115 
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: 1 sweet 2 salty 3 hot and spicy 4 bitter
5 sour
2 Crisps are salty.
3 Pepper is hot and spicy.
4 Celery is bitter.
5 Lemons are sour.
. 2, . 88
:
;
,
.
T: Which items are vegetables?
S1: Celery.
T: Which are snacks?
S2: Crisps.
T: Which are spices?
S3: Pepper.
T: Which are fruit?
S4: Melons and lemons.
.
, fruit
,
(); a fruit
. Fruit is healthy food.
. 3, . 88
:
.
a) T: What kind of text is it?
Ss: A menu.
T: Where can you see menus?
Ss: In restaurants and cafés.
B)
: 1 Starters 2 Main Courses 3 Desserts
4 Drinks
T: Can you think of more main courses?
S1: Spaghetti and meatballs.
T: Can you think of more starters?
S2: Onion rings.
T: Can you think of more desserts?
S3: Carrot cake.
T: Can you think of more drinks?
S4: Tea.
Reading
. 4, . 88
a) :
.
b) :
.
.
:
T: What does Sheila order?
S1: The hefs salad and a cola.
T: What does George order?
116
S2: The roast beef and water.
, .
: £22.35.
c) :
.
: lunch, menu, roast beef, steak, chef,
salad, mineral (water), cola
Everyday English. Ordering food/drinks
. 5, . 89
:
/.
:
A: Are you ready to order, sir?
B: Yes, Id like the baked fish with tomatoes and
olives, please.
A: And you?
C: Could I have the steak and creamed mush
rooms?
A: Certainly. Would you like something to drink?
B: Can I have a milkshake, please?
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C: And could I have an orange juice, please?
A: A milkshake and an orange juice. Thank you,
sir.
Grammar. Present Simple vs. Present
Continuous
. 6, . 89
:
Present Simple
Present Continuous.
.
:
daily routine/general state/future plans/actions
happening now.
a I go to the gym every afternoon.
b Im having lunch at the moment.
c Im going to Spain this summer.
d I study at the University.
.
T: Which verb form expresses a daily
routine/habit?
Ss: I usually have lunch at 1:00.
T: Which expresses an action happening now?
Ss: Im having lunch now.
: The waiters bringing it now (an action
happening now).
You usually have the spicy grilled chicken (a daily
routine/habit). 
. 7, . 89
:
Present Simple Present
Continuous.
:
1 love, are having
2 are you doing, m reading, m waiting
3 do you eat, meet, go
4 are you going, dont have, Do you want
Opening hours: 10 am 7 pm Mon Thurs;
10 am 9 pm Fri Sun
Great Food at Great Prices!
: SB . 11*, . 89; WB
. 54.
3
. 8, . 89
:
Present Simple Present
Continuous
.
:
My mum and my dad usually go food shopping
9 c
Lets ook!
on Saturdays. On Sundays, they go out for a meal.
I see my friends on Saturdays and I go to the cin
ema on Sundays.
Now my mum and dad are working. Im having
an English lesson.
Pronunciation / n / / ŋ /
. 9, . 89
: ,
/ n / / ŋ /.
lemon, now, thing,
drink. n.
:
(ng, nk), n
/ ŋ /.
: / ŋ /: inviting, thanks, king; / n /: melon,
want, never
Listening
. 10, . 89
:
.
: 1 65 2 vegetarian 3 £45 4 678 4085
Writing (an ad)
. 11, . 89
Vocabulary
. 1, . 90
: ,
;
.
Study Skills,
. 1.
: They are all verbs.
/bɔil/, /frai/, /st:/, /dais/, /miks/, /beik/, / d/, /melt/,
/p l/, /p /
1 peel 2 bake 3 add 4 mix 5 melt 6 pour
boiled; fried; stirred; diced; mixed; baked; added;
melted; peeled; poured
Reading
. 2, . 90
:
.
: It is a recipe.
. 3, . 90
) :
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, ,
,
.
.
: time it takes to make (40 min); how
many it serves (16); what you need to make it
:
:
.
:
Dennys Tasty Eats
The Best Diner in Town!!
Whether you fancy a snack
Dennys has it all!
Home cooked food just like
or a full course meal,
Mum used to make.
(flour, sugar, baking powder, baking soda, salt,
egg, yoghurt, milk, oil, orange juice, apple,
raisins); how to make it (preheat, stir together,
mix, add, pour, bake)
b) :
(
).
: I think its delicious
and sweet./I think its awful.
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Speaking
. 4, . 90
4
:
(,
).
a)
.
,
.
9 d
Culture Corner
:
First, stir together the flour, sugar, baking powder,
baking soda, salt
After that, mix the egg, yoghurt, milk, oil and
orange juice.
Then, add the mixture to the bowl with the apple
and raisins and stir.
Finally, pour the mixture into muffin cups and
bake.
b) :
S1: What did you cook last Sunday?
S2: Last Sunday we cooked solyanka. We cooked
the pork chop. Then, we added carrots, cab
bage and ketchup. We served it with rye
bread.
Writing (a recipe)
. 5, . 90
:
: .
.
(: shchi, vinegret,
pelmeni, okroshka, etc.).
, .
. 3 .
:
Apple pancakes
1 kg flour
7 sour apples
5 eggs
80 gm yeast
2 cups milk
cream
Add a small amount of warm milk to the yeast.
Pour half the flour into it and leave it in a warm
place to let the dough rise. Bake the apples in the
oven and rub them through a sieve to make apple
paste. Mix the apple paste with the dough, add
the remaining flour and egg yolks. Mix well and
add the cream. Let the dough rise again and bake
the pancakes.
: SB . 5*, . 90; WB
. 55.
118
. 1, . 91
:
,
.
: The brochure is about food and restau
rants in the UK.
. 2, . 91
:
.
: 1 C 2 B 3 A 4 B 5 C
Speaking
. 3, . 91
:
;
,
,
.
:
Desserts: pastries, cakes
Drinks: soft drinks, juice, coffee
Meat: meat pies
Dairy products: butter
Vegetables: peas
. 4, . 91
:
() .
: There are many differ
ent eating places in the UK. You can eat at restau
rants on special occasions or at sandwich bars
where you can have a light meal. Fish and chips
shops are also very popular. Pie and mash shops
offer meat pies, mashed potatoes, etc.
Project (an article)
. 5, . 91
:
: ()
.
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:
name: Teremok Pancakes Stalls
food one can eat there: Russian pancakes
prices: cheap 
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Many people in Russia and a lot of tourists eat at
pancake shops called Teremok Pancake stalls.
These shops serve Russian pancakes. They prepare
the pancakes in front of you and you can choose
any filling to put in the pancake. These are sim
ple and cheap places to eat in Russia.
: SB . 5*, . 91; WB
. 56.
5
Spotlight on Russia.
Mushrooms
:
.
(Before you start)
.
,
,
:
;
.
:
Marinated Mushrooms
1kg fresh mushrooms
0.5 cup vinegar
0.5 cup olive oil
56 fresh garlic cloves, sliced
1 tablespoon salt
dill
1 dash allspice
1 Wash mushrooms and cut into halves or thick
slices.
2 Cover with water and boil for at least 30 min
utes.
3 Drain, keeping 1 cup juice.
4 Add everything else to the juice, pour back on
top of mushrooms, and bring to the boil again.
5 Cook about 5 minutes more.
6 Cool and refrigerate.
.
: Every year in August my family goes
hunting for mushrooms in the forest near our
dacha. We even have a competition! The person
who collects the most wins a prize! My mother
makes delicious dishes with them. My favourite is
baked mushrooms with sour cream.
four verbs related to cooking: bake, fry, boil,
mix
three dairy products: cream, cheese, yoghurt
three vegetables: mushrooms, onions, parsley
two types of meat: beef, chicken
: SB Spotlight on Russia
. 11; WB . 5758 (
).
6
English in Use. Booking a
table at a restaurant
. 1, . 92
:
/.
:
T: Which ones does the host say?
Ss: When would you like it for?; For how many
people?; Could I also have a contact num
ber?; What name should I book it under?;
Youre welcome.
T: Which ones does the customer say?
Ss: Id like to book a table, please.; Well be
four.; For tomorrow evening, at 9.00 pm.
T: What does the customer want?
Ss: To book a table.
. 2, . 92
:
.
: 1 Stephens; 2 5698477; 3 4; 4 Thurs
day; 5 7.00
. 3, . 92
:
:
,
().
:
A: Hello, its my fathers birthday and we are plan
ning a surprise dinner party, so Id like to book
a table, please.
B: Certainly. When would you like it for?
A: For next Tuesday evening, at 8:00 pm.
B: Tuesday evening, April 12. For how many peo
ple?
A: Well be four.
B: What name should I book it under?
A: Kuznetsov. That is K U Z N E T S O V.
B: Kuznetsov, right. Could I also have a contact
number?
A: Sure, its 7823558.
B: So thats a table for four for Tuesday evening,
April 12 at eight. Thank you, Mr Kuznetsov.
A: Youre welcome.
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Pronunciation / / / /
. 4, . 92
: ,
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/ / / /; :
a, u .
: / /: as, bag, cat, mad; / /: us, bug,
cut, mud
: SB . 3*, . 92; WB
. 5758 (
).
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