Read these expressions and number them in the order you might hear them during a meal.

Date: 2015-10-07; view: 784.

People should use table manners and be polite when they are eating a meal at a table.

Match the words with the language they come from. What do you say in your language?

Work in pairs. Here are some words people use when they raise their glass and make a toast.

II VOCABULARY

Present your poster and information about any country cuisine.

What idioms connected with meal do you remember?

I WARMING UP

LESSON 3 TABLE MANNERS

CHAPTER 3 EATING OUT

UNIT 3 IT IS THE THOUGHT THAT COUNTS

Use the Internet to search for “weird food”, e.g. insects, ugli fruit, etc. Be ready to bring a printout and description to the next class. Guess how to prepare and eat it.

List all food/drinks you have had in the last two days. Has your diet been healthy? Write a short paragraph about it.

Find Russian equivalents to the English idioms mentioned above.

*3. Every country has typical dishes that are popular with local people. These dishes are often made in traditional way, with special ingredients.

à votre santé cheers gan bei salud salute skol prost

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a Enjoy your meal!

b Can I pass you anything?

c Sit anywhere you like.

d Come and sit down.

e Please start.

f Would you like some more?

g It was delicious, but I've had enough

h Help yourself.

i This is delicious

j Where would you like me to sit?

k Could you pass the salt, please?

l Just a little for me, please.