Write the correct form of the verb.

1. I think the Republicans (win) the next election.

2. When I grow up I (be) a scientist.

3. The bus (arrive) at 6 o’clock tomorrow evening.

4. I (go) to a party tomorrow night. Would you like to come too?

5. I can’t meet you this evening. A friend of mine (come) to see me.

Relative pronouns

people	who / that
animals	that
things, places	which / that
positions, places	where
possession	whose

We can omit the relative pronouns which, that, or who in relative clauses if it is not the subject of the relative clause.

Complete the text with the correct relative pronoun. Then cross out relative pronouns that you can leave out.

These are all things (1) … you can take on holiday with you. Your holiday suitcase is never big enough, is it? And there isn’t a place (2) … you can put plastic bottles for things like hair dye. Well, here’s your answer. Bottles (3) … are made from metal, not plastic. There are people (4) … like to read late at night on holiday and there are other people (5) … want to go to sleep. Here’s the answer. It’s a little reading light (6) … you put behind the book while you are reading. On holiday you put all the clothes (7) … you have worn into old bags before you take them home. And when you get home you and your brother say “ (8) …T-shirt is this, yours or mine?” Correct? Well, here are some attractive bags (9) … come in different sizes for different clothes.

Combine the pairs of sentences with a preposition and a relative pronoun.

1. Medicine is perhaps the most important of all sciences. Progress has been very rapid in this science.

Medicine, in which progress has been very rapid, is perhaps the most important of all sciences.

2. Mozart was a brilliant composer. Many books have been written about him.

3. The woman is my neighbour. I heard the story from her.

4. The environmental issue is becoming more important. I spoke about it yesterday.

5. The article was written by a friend of mine. Your name was mentioned in it.

Module 5

Unit 9

Nutrition. Feeding Animals

Vocabulary

Choose the words from the box to form combinations with “food”. Then translate them into Russian.

Example: pet food – корм для животных.

Baby, fast, fresh, frozen, organic, pre-cooked, ready-made, tinned, vegetarian, sea, genetically modified

 

Arrange the names of food in the box into the groups of “general” words or phrases. Some words can be used more than once.

Example: herbs: dill, celery, etc.

 

Bananas, noodles, bacon, mango, peas, beans, pizza, kebab, parsley, cheese, fruit, biscuits, hamburger, cocoa, milk, cereal, chocolate, sweets, sandwich, vegetable, soup, steak, salad, sausage, crisps, coca-cola, potatoes, lemonade, curry, ice-cream, yoghurt, ketchup, chilly dill, salt, cottage-cheese, chicken, lemon, mutton, melon, oranges, pork, jam, fish, cinnamon, celery, peanuts, seafood, butter, cake, onions, carrots, sugar, pears, beet-roots, cabbage, cake, leek, veal, sour, cream.

1. Healthy food:

2. Unhealthy food:

3. Dairy products:

4. Spices:

5. Fruit::

6. Sweet food:

7. Vegetables:

8. Herbs:

Find the odd word out in the following groups of words.

Example: apples, veal, peaches, apricots.

1. Milk, yoghurt, sour, cream, tea.

2. Sausage, meat, steak, lobster.

3. Shrimp, oyster, chips, lobster.

4. Grapes, water-melon, strawberry, shamrock.

5. Pork, cow, mutton, veal.

6. Egg, bread, cake, biscuit.

7. Salmon, cod, veal, herring.

8. Nutrition, diet, feeding, breeding.

Match the words, then ask and answer in pairs.

A: bar, cup, handful, pot, tin, pinch, packet, clove, slice

B: yoghurt, nuts, chocolate, coffee, garlic, spaghetti, cheese, tomatoes, salt.

A: How much chocolate do we need? B: One bar will be enough.

9.5 How do you like to eat the following food: eggs, potatoes, vegetables, fish, chicken, lamb, beef, rice? Ask and answer.

Keys: fried, baked, boiled, grilled, roasted, scrambled, mashed, steamed.

A: How do you like your eggs – boiled or fried?

B: Actually, I prefer them scrambled.

Match the words in the box with their definitions given below.

Nutrition, supplement, feed, diet, vitamin, nutrient, meal.

1. A natural substance found in food that is necessary for good health.

2. Something that you add to your food to make it complete and well balanced.

3. The kind of food that you eat each day.

4. The process of giving or getting the right kind of food for good health and growth.

5. Food for animals.

6. A chemical or food that provides what is needed for plants or animals to live and grow.

7. An occasion when you eat food, for example, breakfast or lunch.