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Fried chicken Sweet potatoes Ice cream Milk
Sole Baked beans Fruit salad Orange juice
Cod Biscuits and Chocolate pie Pepsi
gravy

20.Role-play.

1. You are in a Chinese restaurant. Ask the waiter to explain the items
on the menu. Give him an order. Check the bill.
2. You are inviting your friend to a cocktail party. He is busy, his
excuses are very serious so he has to refuse though he would like to
enjoy himself in the company of your friends whom he knows very
well.
3. You are going to entertain three of your fellow-students. One of
them is a vegetarian. You are discussing a menu (with your sister,
and parents).
4. An English student who is on an exchange programme in your
University is coming for dinner. You want to impress him. Plan a
menu (with your brother, mother and grandparents).
5. An English girl takes a keen interest in Ukrainian cooking. She has
even read a cookery book. She showers you with questions and
goes into different details. Help her. Give directions how to cook
some traditional Ukrainian dishes. Explain all the items and terms
she doesn't understand.
6. Your friend is having his birthday party at a restaurant. Some of his
guests has already arrived. Others are coming. Two of them are
foreigners You are enjoying your meal and your chat. Compile a
polylogue for 4-5 people and role-play it. Here are some hints:

Girls are slow; to prefer ... to ...;
Better late than never; I'm in favour of herring;
a fault confessed is half herring doesn't agree with me;
redressed; nothing like jellied sturgeon for
many happy returns of the day!; an appetizer;
when in Rome do as the lobster salad is out of the question
Romans do; if you ask me;
the women are dressed to the let's start with green salads;
kill; you choose;
awfully thirsty; all juices are all kinds of salads;
good for health; a great choice of soups;
what shall we have for an as hungry as a hunter;
appetizer?
some fish to begin with;

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