Listen to the text and do the exercise.

Eating out in Britain

Eating out is very popular in Great Britain. It is a kind of a life style. You start with reserving a table and informing about it your guests. It is rather important, because the seats at the best restaurant in town can be already reserved. On Friday night you may even wait to be seated, because Friday night is the time for dates and meetings with friends. By the way, English people do not wish each other “Good Appetite” when starting their meal.

Britain is a multi-racial country where you can try dishes of different cuisines, such as Indian, Chinese, Japanese as well as European ones like French and Greek.

Going to “Pubs” or “Public Houses” is another tradition which has a long, long history. People come here to meet friends, chat, have a drink, listen to music or play darts. The most popular drink here is beer, but cocktails, wine and strong drinks are also served here. The law is very strict and children under 14 are not allowed into the pubs. Teenagers between 14 and 18 can enter but they won’t be served with beer and alcohol.

Listen to the words and put them into the columns.

Day, mine, main, arrange, comprise, against, right, line, change, nine, delay, combine.

Listen to the words and put them into the columns.

How, boy, about, voice, round, pointer, coin, handout, appoint, brown, down, joint.

Урок 10

Listen to the dialogue and mark the following sentences as True or False.

-- In the studio with us today is Jim Morrison and we are going to talk about “Grey Tomorrow”.

Hello, Jim. Nice to see you again.

--Hello, Bob. Nice to see you, too.

--Jim, what kind of film is “Grey Tomorrow”?

-- It’s a crime film about a police officer who fell in love with a gangster and helped him to escape from prison.

--Is the film based on real events?

-- Oh, yes. This is a real love story full of passion and despair. Phil Anderson researched every single detail of it. He read all newspaper articles and even went to Toledo to see the location and to talk to witnesses.

--Which two main actors star in the film?

-- Tim Fincher and Barbara Nelson. They are brilliant as always. Thanks to the cast the film is bound to be a success.

--Did you find the ending predictable?

--I did, but still the film is worth watching. Don’t expect any surprises from “Grey Tomorrow’ and you won’t be disappointed. I can recommend it.

Listen to the words and put them into the columns.

Engineer, no, near, bonus, slow, here, promotion, clear, home, dear.

Listen to the words and put them into the columns.

Where, insurance, hair, poor, doer, parents, their, tour, bear, usual.