What Do British People Like to Eat Helping

What Do British People Like to Eat?

Helping Mother

Questions: 1. What does the poem say?

Questions: 1. What does the poem say? 2. When do you help your mother?

Questions: 1. What does the poem say? 2. When do you help your mother? 3. Do you set the table?

eat-a-sweet time

to have a sweet tooth

pudding

sandwich

roll

bun

pie

jam

biscuits

• Hobbit has …. .

• Hobbit has a sweet tooth.

• Hobbit has a sweet tooth. • For Christmas the British cook Christmas …. .

• Hobbit has a sweet tooth. • For Christmas the British cook Christmas pudding.

• Hobbit has a sweet tooth. • For Christmas the British cook Christmas pudding. • John likes to eat apple …. . for breakfast.

• Hobbit has a sweet tooth. • For Christmas the British cook Christmas pudding. • John likes to eat apple pie for breakfast.

• Hobbit has a sweet tooth. • For Christmas the British cook Christmas pudding. • John likes to eat apple pie for breakfast. • The British like eating sweet things like …. .

• Hobbit has a sweet tooth. • For Christmas the British cook Christmas pudding. • John likes to eat apple pie for breakfast. • The British like eating sweet things like cakes and biscuits.

• Hobbit has a sweet tooth. • For Christmas the British cook Christmas pudding. • John likes to eat apple pie for breakfast. • The British like eating sweet things like cakes and biscuits. • For the British any time is …. . time.

• Hobbit has a sweet tooth. • For Christmas the British cook Christmas pudding. • John likes to eat apple pie for breakfast. • The British like eating sweet things like cakes and biscuits. • For the British any time is eat a sweet time.

1. …. . have a sweet tooth. a) The French b) The British c) The Chinese

1. The British have a sweet tooth.

1. The British have a sweet tooth. 2. They like eating …. . . a) soup b) porridge c) sweet things

1. The British have a sweet tooth. 2. They like eating sweet things.

1. The British have a sweet tooth. 2. They like eating sweet things. 3. For the British any time is …. . time. a) eat-a-sweet b) do homework c) sleep

1. The British have a sweet tooth. 2. They like eating sweet things. 3. For the British any time is eat-a-sweet time.

1. The British have a sweet tooth. 2. They like eating sweet things. 3. For the British any time is eat-a-sweet time. 4. During holidays the British eat …. . a) more sweet things b) more soup c) more fish

1. The British have a sweet tooth. 2. They like eating sweet things. 3. For the British any time is eat-a-sweet time. 4. During holidays the British eat more sweet things.

Present Perfect have / has + Participle II (V 3) have / has done

Put the verbs in the correct form. • Ann …. . already …. . the table.

Put the verbs in the correct form. • Ann has already set the table.

Put the verbs in the correct form. • Ann has already set the table. • Max …. . a tasty sandwich (to make).

Put the verbs in the correct form. • Ann has already set the table. • Max has made a tasty sandwich.

Put the verbs in the correct form. • Ann has already set the table. • Max has made a tasty sandwich. • The girls …. . cakes and rolls (to eat).

Put the verbs in the correct form. • Ann has already set the table. • Max has made a tasty sandwich. • The girls have eaten cakes and rolls.

Put the verbs in the correct form. • • Ann has already set the table. Max has made a tasty sandwich. The girls have eaten cakes and rolls. Mike …. . a lot of juice (to drink).

Put the verbs in the correct form. • • Ann has already set the table. Max has made a tasty sandwich. The girls have eaten cakes and rolls. Mike has drunk a lot of juice.

Let’s have a rest…

Cook

Eggs and Spring Onion (Keys) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. f g a d b c 7. e 8. i 9. h

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