Київський професійно-педагогічний коледж імені Антона Макаренка
	Англійська мова Електронний навчально-методичний підручник
Головна Теоретичні відомості Практичні роботи Додатки Список використаних джерел Навчальна програма Укладач	Практична робота 3
	3. Food and Drinks 1. Choose the correct words to complete the sentences. 1 These eggs smell horrible. I think they’re ripe / rotten. 2 Add some sugar if the fruit is too sour / stale for you. 3 I love this sauce – it’s delicious / disgusting! 4 I try not to eat chocolate because it’s edible / fattening. 5 I don’t really like sweet things. I prefer salty / ugly things. 6 Mmmm, this bread is lovely and fresh / frozen. 7 There is unripe / raw fish in sushi. 2 Complete the instructions from recipes with the words in the box. There are two words you don’t need. add boil chop freeze fry mash mix pour roast 1 ______ the vegetables in water for about five minutes. 2 ______ the milk into a small saucepan. 3 ______ the eggs and flour together with a wooden spoon. 4 ______ salt, pepper and spices to the sauce. 5 ______ the potatoes in hot oil until they are crispy. 6 ______ the meat in a hot oven for about 40 minutes. 7 ______ up the tomatoes into small pieces and add them to the soup. 3 Complete the sentences with the opposites of the adjectives in brackets. 1 Can I have some more sugar in my coffee? It isn’t (≠ bitter) enough for me. 2 Make sure the fish is (≠ raw) properly before you serve it. 3 You can’t eat this bread – it’s (≠ fresh). 4 The meat has a lovely (≠ strong) flavour. 5 I don’t think I would like to eat (≠ cooked) fish. 6 I like foods with (≠ mild) flavours. 7 This drink needs more sugar. It isn’t (≠ sour) enough. 8 Mmm, this bread is lovely and (≠ stale). 4 Complete the words in the sentences. 1 We’ve got some eggs, so we could make an o e. 2 Yuk! I don’t like this meat – it’s d g! 3 A lot of children are f y eaters and will only eat a few kinds of food. 4 I often have s d eggs for breakfast. 5 Mmm, I love this soup – it’s d s! 6 I never eat chips because they’re very f g and I don’t want to put on weight. 5 Complete the Third Conditional sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. 1 If Goran (a) (fall) badly, he (b) (break) his leg. 2 The doctors (a) (save) him if we (b) (take) him to the hospital. 3 If doctors (a) (know) how to prevent the spread of the disease, they (b) (help) thousands of people. 4 If you (a) (not take) the bus to school, you (b) (not get) there on time. 5 Mike (a) (come) to the cinema with us if he (b) (not spend) all his money. 6 If you (a) (wear) a helmet, you (b) (not injure) your head. 7 If her friend (a) (not be) sick with malaria, Kylie (b) (not learn) anything about the disease. 8 I (a) (enjoy) the concert more if more people (b) (attend). 9 We (a) (bring) you a present if we (b) (know) it was your birthday. 10 Sara (a) (not be) so upset if you (b) (tell) her the truth earlier. 6. Rewrite the following sentences using the 3rd Conditional. 1.Mary didn’t wake up early and missed the bus to school. If Mary ________________________________. 2.The weather was bad, so we didn’t go fishing. If the weather _____________________________. 3.Derek took part in the competition and won a trip abroad. Derek _____________________________. 4.Thomas studied hard and passed his exams. Thomas ______________________________. 5.She didn’t follow my advice and things didn’t turn out well. If she _________________________________. 7. Read the text and decide if the statements are True, False or Not Mentioned. Write T, F or NM. International Beans After water, coffee is probably the most popular drink in the world. Coffee has many positive properties that are good for your health. Drinking coffee can help reduce the chances of getting some cancers, stomach and neurological diseases, type 2 diabetes, and even heart disease. Coffee has had a long and interesting history on its road to becoming the much-loved drink that it is today. The coffee bush was first discovered in Africa in the 9^th century. The coffee berries that grow on the bushes contain coffee beans which can be made into a drink. The recipe for this drink was passed from Africa to the Middle East, to Europe, and then to the Americas. Even though the drink we know as coffee is well known all around the world, most countries have their own special way of making it. ‘Cowboy coffee’ is made in Finland and Norway by mixing coffee and boiling water together in a kettle and pouring out the liquid into a cup without the grounds. Turkish coffee is made by mixing very finely ground coffee and sugar in a small pot with a long handle called an ibrik. The ibrik is held over a fire and then removed when the coffee comes to the boil. The mixture is poured into a small ceramic cup and drunk slowly, leaving the grounds at the bottom. Italians typically drink small cups of espresso every day and usually don't even sit down when they order it. They drink it and leave. Many people in the US have an electric coffeemaker which uses a filter to separate the water from the coffee. Hot water drips through the grounds and comes out as the drink they know and love. There is even a way to make coffee using a roasted coconut and the milk inside it! Whichever way you prefer your daily cup of coffee, there's no doubt about it, coffee is something the whole world loves! 1. Coffee is the most popular drink in the world. 2. Drinking too much coffee is bad for you. 3. The first coffee was made in Africa. 4. Coffee is always prepared in the same way. 5. Italians drink espresso quickly.
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