6. ŻYWIENIE
Ćwiczenie 1
Przetłumacz podane wyrazy na język angielski.
1. truskawka
2. brzoskwinia
3. banan
4. jabłko
5. gruszka
6. grzyby
Ćwiczenie 2
Połącz podane wyrazy z ich angielskimi odpowiednikami.
1. lemoniada
2. vegetables
3. watermelon
4. pumpkin
5. pepper
6. peas
dynia
papryka
lemonade
groszek
warzywa
arbuz
Ćwiczenie 3
Uzupełnij zdania brakującymi wyrazami
order
drink
salt
here
meal
sparkling
1. Enjoy your .
2. Pass me the , please.
3. Would you like anything to ?
4. you are.
5. Can I take your ?
6. or still?
Ćwiczenie 4
Wybierz poprawną odpowiedź.
1. W restauracji chcesz poprosić o kartę dań. Co powiesz?
a) Can I have a glass of water, please?
b) What can I get you?
c) Can I have the menu, please?
a) Can I have a glass of water, please?
b) What can I get you?
c) Can I have the menu, please?
2. Kolega pyta, co zwykle jesz na śniadanie. Co odpowiesz?
a) I usually eat cereals with milk.
b) My favourite meal is supper.
c) I usually have lunch at 12.
a) I usually eat cereals with milk.
b) My favourite meal is supper.
c) I usually have lunch at 12.
3. Kelner pyta, co chcesz do picia. Co odpowiesz?
a) I’m going to the cinema tomorrow.
b) I’d like some orange juice, please.
c) Can I have a second helping, please?
a) I’m going to the cinema tomorrow.
b) I’d like some orange juice, please.
c) Can I have a second helping, please?
4. Znajomy częstuje Cię ciastem. Co powiesz?
a) No, thanks. I’m not hungry.
b) How rude of you!
c) Do you like cakes?
a) No, thanks. I’m not hungry.
b) How rude of you!
c) Do you like cakes?
5. Sąsiadka pyta, czy lubisz warzywa. Co odpowiesz?
a) Vegetables are rich in vitamins.
b) My favourite fruit is an apple.
c) Yes, I like vegetables a lot.
a) Vegetables are rich in vitamins.
b) My favourite fruit is an apple.
c) Yes, I like vegetables a lot.
6. Twój kolega mówi, że ugotował obiad. Co powiesz?
a) Really? That’s great!
b) I will never speak to you again.
c) What a pity!
a) Really? That’s great!
b) I will never speak to you again.
c) What a pity!
Ćwiczenie 5
Uzupełnij zdanie używając słowa klucza tak, aby oznaczało to samo co pierwsze zdanie.
1.This soup is tastier than that one.
AS
That soup is not this one.
AS
That soup is not this one.
2.We started cooking dinner two hours ago and we’re still cooking.
HAVE
We dinner for two hours.
HAVE
We dinner for two hours.
3. It isn’t necessary to pay for water here.
DON’T
You pay for water here.
DON’T
You pay for water here.
4. My mum made a cake yesterday.
WAS
A cake by my mum yesterday.
WAS
A cake by my mum yesterday.
5. How much did you pay for it?
PRICE
What of it?
PRICE
What of it?
6. She doesn't do the shopping at all.
NEVER
She the shopping.
NEVER
She the shopping.