8th grade. Unit 2. Lesson 5. What's for breakfast?

 👉 Communicative area: comparing and speaking about traditional meals in the UK and Belarus.

👉  Active vocabulary: scrambled eggs, poached eggs, one-eyed jack, fried eggs, sunny side up, boiled eggs, omelette, eggshell, egg white, egg yolk.

👉  Active grammar: articles with meals.

Which dishes, foods, and drinks would you serve for a typical Belarusian breakfast and which ones for a typical British one? 

Is there anything in common?

Listen to Kate and Alex’s conversation at the table and say which dishes, foods, and drinks: 

1. they are having for breakfast at the moment; 

2. they have mentioned.

Quiz created by Veronika Bebekh with GoConqr 

Choose and role-play the following situations using the help box and the lesson information: 

1. a Belarusian is having a typical British breakfast / lunch / dinner in the company of the British friend; 

2. a Briton is having a typical Belarusian breakfast / lunch / dinner in the company of the Belarusian friend.

Help Box

Help yourself to …; 

Could you pass the bread / salt / pepper / sugar / napkin / fork / spoon / knife / … ? 

What’s for …? 

 The … is hot. Don’t scald / burn yourself. 

Have you ever tried … ? 

Do you like the taste of … ? 

What drink do you prefer for … ? 

How do you like your tea / coffee – strong or weak? 

Would you like a / some …? – Yes, please. / No, thank you.