2 Answer the following questions.

1. What should young people eat if they want to be fit and healthy ?

2. What are your eating habits?

3. What is your most favourite and least favourite food?

4. What is your attitude to fast food?

5. Do you know that fast food is usually not healthy food?

3. Good reading of the poem.

A Reason to Smile There are very less, who gives a reason to smile, May be it is for long, or a little while. One have to give out a sweet and honest smile, Just even to make someone smile for a while. My eyes are in habit of tears, Still there are moments when it does hears, A pleasant smile from my heart with eyes full of tears. Tears are more but no one is there to care, Because a smile on the face makes it pretty, dear.

Freedom Our Kingdom

WRITING

1 Write the words in the correct order to make sentences.

1. family a very Breakfast rich meal in our is big and

2. not very in our popular Lunch is country

3. than coffee We prefer often at breakfast tea more

4. cornflakes with milk My or sandwiches father likes

5. sister My little prefers juice

2 Underline the correct word.

Sue leads a very healthy (1) diet / life and she likes to keep (2) alone / fit. She goes for a (3) brisk / large walk every morning and in the evening she (4) does / goes martial arts. She has a strong (5) network / serving of friends and a large (6) extended / natural family. She is never in a (7) beach / hurry and she is a happiest of all when she is watching the (8) lifestyle / sunset.

3 Make up the dialogue using pictures “At the restaurant”

Can we have the menu, please?	Be right with you.
Can we order?	Would you like something to drink first?
Does this meat come with anything?	Yes, with a side salad.

Questions for computer based test

1.Your father ‘s not very fit. He doesn’t do _____exercise.

a) enough

b) too

c) too much

d) too many

2. I can’t walk to work. It’s ______ far from.

a) too

b) too many

c) too much

d) enough

3. You eat _____ red meat. It isn’t good for you.

a) too much

b) enough

c) too many.

d) too

4. There were _____ people at the party, so it was so impossible to dance.

a) too many

b) enough

c) too

d) too much

GLOSSARY

English	Kazakh	Russian
diet	тамақтану	диета, питание,
food	тамақ	еда
taste	дәм	вкус
jam	балшекер	варенье, джем
porridge	ботқа	каша
stomach	асқазан	желудок
canteen	асхана	столовая
a pancake	блин	блин
snack	тіс басар	закуска
delicious	дәмді	вкусный
red beet soup	қызылша сорпасы	свекольник
the main course	негізгі ас	основное блюдо
pork	шошқа еті	свинина
beef	сиыр еті	ветчина

SIW: Read the text. Are the sentences true (T) or false (F)?

a)Jamie Oliver is a famous TV presenter. ___

b)Jamie didn’t like the school dinners he saw in British schools. ___

c)Jamie believes children should learn about food and cooking. ___

d)Healthy school dinners cost more than unhealthy ones. ___

e)The government won’t change meals in British schools. ___

British chef, Jamie Oliver, is famous for his quick, healthy and interesting style of cooking. He has written many books and had his own TV programme ‘The Naked Chef’. Last year Jamie became interested in school dinners – the midday meal which children can buy at school. Jamie visited some schools in the UK and he was shocked to see children eating a lot of unhealthy food such as chips, sausages, crisps and sweets. The school dinners didn’t have any fresh fruit or vegetables in them. Jamie decided to try to change school dinners. He made a TV programme called ‘School dinners’. Jamie believes that children need to learn good habits while they’re young and that they will learn to eat healthy food if they take an interest in food and cooking. So he taught children about healthy foods, and showed them how to cook great meals. He also showed the ‘dinner ladies’ – the people who cook and serve food in schools – that they can prepare healthy meals in schools for the same money as junk food meals. He even persuaded the Prime Minister to introduce new rules about meals in British schools. This means things will have to change in all British schools – and quickly, too

3. Office- hours: Read and translate the text.

READING. Read the text “Healthy lifestyle” and translate it.

To be healthy, people should get rid of their bad habits. It's necessary to stop smoking and drinking much. Everyone should remember that cigarettes, alcohol and drugs destroy both body and brain. Besides according to statistics most of crimes are committed by people under the influence of drugs and alcohol. In addition it is recommended to watch TV less, avoid anxiety and observe daily routine. Certainly it's hard to follow all these recommendations, but every person have to choose between healthy life style and numerous illnesses.

Nowadays our life is getting more and more tense. People live under the press of different problems, such as social, ecological, economic and others. They constantly suffer from stress, noise and dust in big cities, diseases and instability. A person should be strong and healthy in order to overcome all difficulties. To achieve this aim people ought to take care of their physical and mental health. There are several ways to do it. The state of your body depends on how much time you spend doing sports. At least everybody must do morning exercises every day. The most healthy kinds of sports are swimming, running and cycling. Healthy food is also a very important factor. Overeating causes many dangerous diseases. The daily menu should include meat, fruit and vegetables, milk product, which are rich in vitamins, fat, proteins and etc. On the other hand modern diets are very popular especially among women. Diets may be harmful, if they are used in the wrong way.

Main Literature:

1. “New English File” by Clive Oxenden, Christina Latham- Koenig, Paul Seligson. Pre-Intermediate. Oxford University Press, 2010.

2. “Inside out” by Sue Kay and Vaugham Jones. Pre-Intermediate. Macmillan. Publishers Limited 2011.

Additional Literature:

4. Sue Kay and Vaughan Jones “Inside Out” Intermediate level. Student’s book. Macmillan, 2012

5. Raymond Murphy. English grammar in use . Cambridge University Press, 2012.

6. R. Murphy “English Grammar in use” Cambridge University Press. 2008

Hand-out Discipline: English as a foreign language Lexical theme: Eating out Pre-Intermediate Grammar: so, neither + auxiliaries Practical lesson 22 Assistant professor: Bozhbanova T.E.

WARMING UP. Give the equivalent of the proverb in Kazakh and Russian: Appetite comes with eating.

GRAMMAR: so, neither + auxiliaries

A	I love football.
В	So do I.
A	I went to university.
В	So did I.
A	I'm not married.
В	Neither am I.
A	I don't smoke.
В	Neither do I.

Use So do I / Neither do I, etc. to say that you have something in common with somebody. Use So + auxiliary + I with positive sentences. A I'm happy. В So am I. NOT So I am. Use Neither + auxiliary + I with negative sentences. A I'm not hungry. В Neither am I. NOT Neither I am. The auxiliary you use depends on the tense. I love football. So do I. I didn't like the film. Neither did I. I can swim. So can I. I wasn't very tired. Neither was I. I've been to Spain. So have I. Iwouldn't like to go there. Neither would I.

CONSOLIDATION OF GRAMMAR

1 Complete B’s answers with an auxiliary verb.

e.g.:A I like coffee	В	So do I.
a) A I'm really hungry.	В	So _____ I.
b) A I didn't go out last night.	В	Neither _____I.
c) A I was born in Liverpool.	B	So ______ I.
d) A I don't smoke.	B	Neither _______I.
e) A I've been to Bangkok.	B	So _______I.

2 Respond to A. Say you are the same. Use So...I or Neither...I

e.g.: A I don't like whisky. Neither do I.

a) A I live near the school. ____________

b) A I'm not afraid of snakes. ____________

c) A I went to bed early. ____________

d) A I haven't been to China. ____________

e) A I don't have any children. ____________

LISTENING [4, p.58]

Read the menu, then listen to the conversation and follow in your book. How many people are having a starter?

Starters Melon Goat's cheese on toast Carrot and orange soup Mushroom pate Main courses Steak with black pepper sauce Plaice with mushrooms and tomatoes Chicken curry with basmati rice Vegetable lasagne Cheese and ham pizza with a green salad Desserts Apple tart Chocolate and coffee mousse Ice cream

1Are these sentences true or false? Correct the false sentences.

1. The restaurant is by the river.

2. Mr Grant's a vegetarian.

3. He isn't going to have a starter.

4. Ana wants fish.

5. She's going to have a starter as well.

2 Complete the sentences.

1. Mr Grant wants to have ……

2. Ana asked what ……. is?

3. Charlie’d like ……..

4. ………will try the carrot and orange soup.

5. …….. would like apple tart and ice cream for dessert.

3 Answer the questions.

1. What is nearby the restaurant?

2. Who offers to go to this restaurant?

3. What’s ‘plaice’?

4. What did Mrs Grant say to Charlie?

5. Who would like an ice cream for dessert?

READING . 1 Read and translate the first two paragraphs. [2, p.30]

Eating out in SF

Whatever food you’re looking for – an all-you-can-eat breakfast, a quick lunch, a romantic dinner – you’ find it in San Francisco. The city is home to over 4,500 restaurants and eating places. And they’re not only for tourists. On average, San Franciscans eat out 267 times a year.

You can eat food from anywhere in the world, from Afghan to Argentinian, and from Vietnamese to vegetarian. With Mexican fast food, Italian bakeries, hundreds of Thai, Chenese, Vietnamese, and Korean restaurants, and in-and-out Japanese noodle shops, it’s possible to eat your way round the world during a single San Francisco weekend.

And you don’t find good food only in expensive restaurants. You can try great cooking in any number of small eating places, where prices are low and reservations aren’t needed. Portions are often large, but you can ask the restaurant to pack up anything you don’t eat so you can take it home. But wherever you eat, if you have waiter service, don’t forget to tip. The exact amount you leave is up to you, but 15-20 per cent of the bill is normal.

An easy way to calculate your tip is to double the sales tax (currently 8.5 per cent).