English II FGRA-2105 Worksheet n°1
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BIBLIOGRAPHY: Interchange Intro 5th Edition, Workbook, Jack C. Richards, Cambridge University
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1) Write six words for each category of food.
Fruit Vegetables Grains
2) Complete the conversations with some or any.
1. A: What do you want for dinner?
B: Let’s make some pasta with tomato sauce.
A: Good idea. We have ___________ beef,
but I don’t want__________ meat in the
sauce. Let’s get____________ tomatoes and
onions.
A: OK. Do we need______ green peppers for
the sauce?
B: Yes, let’s get___________ peppers. Oh,
and ____________ garlic too.
A: Great. We have ____________ spaghetti,
so we don’t need __________ pasta.
B: Yeah, but let’s get____________ bread.
And ____________ cheese, too.
u. program:
Fat, oil, and Dairy Meat and other
sugar protein
2. A: What do you eat for breakfast?
B: Well, first, I have fruit- __________ grapes
or strawberries.
A: That sounds good. Do you have eggs or
bacon?
B: No, I don’t eat_________ eggs or meat in
the morning.
A: Really? Do you have anything else?
B: Well, I usually have___________ bread.
But I don’t use ____________ butter.
A: Do you drink anything in the morning?
B: I always have juice and coffee. I don’t put
____________ sugar in my coffee but I like
_____________ milk in it.
3) What do you need to make these foods? What don’t you need? Write sentences.

1. A chicken sandwich 2. A cheeseburger

3. A chicken soup 4. A vegetable salad

5. A fruit salad 6. Your favorite food

4) Put the verbs in the correct places.

1. Americans put cream in their coffee. (often) 2. Some people in Korea eat pickled vegetables
for breakfast. (always)

3. In China, people put sugar in their tea. 4. In England, people put milk in their tea.
(seldom) (usually)

5. In Japan, people have fish for breakfast. 6. Brazilians make drinks with fruit. (often)
(sometimes)

7. In Canada, people have salad for breakfast. 8. Some Mexicans eat pasta. (never)
(hardly ever)

5) By following the examples from the previous activity, write sentences about your food preferences
including adverbs of frequency.
1) 2)
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5) 6)

7) How many different snacks can you think of? Which ones are popular in your country?

1) 2) 3) 4) 5)

8) Read the article. Which snacks do you eat? Which would you like to try?

POPULAR
DUK BOK GI
SNACKS
You should definitely try duk bok gi if you visit South Korea. A favorite with

AROUND
students, these rice cakes and vegetables with a thick, spicy sauce are a
nutritious and inexpensive snack. You can buy it from one of the many food
stands that line the streets. Or, you can buy packets of instant duk bok gi
and cook them at home for a quick meal. THE
SAMOSAS WORLD
In India, you can eat samosas as street food or in the best Indian
restaurants as an appetizer. These fried pastries can be vegetarian, with
ingredients like chickpeas, lentils, and potatoes, or they can have a
delicious meat filling such as lamb. They are good with chutney (a thick
sauce containing chopped fruit, vinegar, sugar, and spices).

FALAFEL
Another favorite street food, falafel, is popular throughout the Middle East.
Falafel is a mixture of chickpeas with onion, garlic, and other spices shaped
into balls or patties and deep-fried. People often eat falafel with yoghurt or
tahini (sesame seed paste).
 POPCORN
Over 2,000 years ago, Native peoples of North and South America ate
popcorn. They heated a type of corn over a fire until it popped or burst
open.
You can make popcorn by heating it in oil. Or pop it without oil to make a
low-calorie snack - unless, of course, you add melted butter! Today, people
in the United States eat over 14 billion quarts of popcorn per year (app 10
billion kilos of popcorn).

FRENCH FRIES

No one is absolutely sure about the origin of French fries, with both France
and Belgium claiming the invention of these delicious strips of potatoes
deep-fried in oil. In recent years, fast-food chains in countries all over the
world have probable made French fries one of the world’s most popular
snacks. Every one has a favorite way of eating them, for example, with
ketchup, mayonnaise, vinegar, or just salt.

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9) Write a description of an international dish that you like or you would like to try. (+50 words) words