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Typical traditional English drinks. Traditional Lemonade

Traditional Lemonade is glacially pale, tart and very refreshing. No dyes, no preservatives and not too much sugar. But as far as tradtitional English recipes go, this is an easy one.

Cut four lemons into chunks - no need to be scientific about it. Place them into a jug, add 6 tablespoons of sugar and pour over 1 litre of boiling water. Leave to stand for exactly 10 minutes, 15 minutes if you like your lemonade rather bitter. Then strain the liquid into a clean jug and top with an equal quantity of sparkling water and serve over ice.

Shandy Gaff

I love the name of that drink - it sounds positively Regency! What is it? A refreshing little number that packs a bit of a punch. It needs to be served really cold, but the rest is just assembly.

Mix equal quantities of ale and ginger beer, then sharpen the lot with a dash of liqueur or brandy. Cointreau is tasty, but I prefer the mix with a snap of brandy.

Cider Cup

This is best served very cold, so start by placing a bottle of cider and a bottle of soda water in the fridge. When they're properly chilled mix 1 liqueur glass of brandy with a few thin strips of cucumber rind and lemon rind, a teaspoon of lemon juice and a teaspoon of sugar in a large jug. Top with the cider and sodawater and stir.

Cherry Brandy

I used to love this stuff, but it's so difficult to get hold of morello cherries nowadays, that I've switched to drinking sloe gin instead. But if you ever find yourself with too many morello cherries (the sour ones!) than you know what to do with, take a 500g / 1lb and place them into a 1 litre jar that you have a tight-fitting lid to. Add 75g / 3oz sugar and fill up the jar with brandy.

Close the lid tightly and keep in a cool dark place for 2 months or so. Shake the jar every day for the first couple of weeks, then once a week for the remainder

Mulled Wine

The spirit of Christmas and one of my all-time favourite winter drinks. Tea, red wine and spices combine into something miraculous - provided you use decent tea and a good, rich red wine.

Answer the questions:

  1. Which ingredients do you need for Yorkshire pudding?

  2. How is Yorkshire pudding usually moistened?

  3. Is Yorkshire pudding the first course?

  4. How much time are roast meats cooked?

  5. What meat is typical for roast meats?

  6. Which sauces are eaten with beef and pork?

  7. Which dish is made with minced lamb?

  8. What does the traditional English breakfast include?

  9. Are hot or cold vegetables used to cook Bubble and Squeak?

  10. How to call sausages in other words?

  11. Have you ever tasted English dishes?

  12. Which typical English drinks do you know?

  13. Which of them are soft?

BE GOING TO (СОБИРАТЬСЯ, НАМЕРИВАТЬСЯ).

Оборотом to be going to подчеркивают запланированное до момента речи намерение осуществить действие в будущем, передают намерения, решения, возникшие в момент разговора.

I am (not)

going to

work

Am I going to work?

You are (not)

study

Are going to study?

He, she, it is (not)

teach

Is she (he) going to teach?

We are (not)

bake

Are we going to bake?

They are (not)

travel

Are they going to travel?

I am going to work in summer. Я собираюсь работать летом.

We are going to the cinema in a week. Мы собираемся в кино через неделю

He is going to France tomorrow. Завтра он собирается во Францию.

We aren’t going to sleep. Мы не собираемся спать.

Exercise1. Find out the most suitable answer :

  1. Why are you turning on the TV?

  2. Where are you going? Are you going shopping?

  3. Has he decided on what to do when he leaves college?

  4. I’m going to get some bread. Do you want anything from the shop?

  5. What are you going to do tonight?

  6. What are we going to cook for dinner?

  7. Let’s go inside.

  8. Why have you taken the water?

  1. I’m going to visit my parents.

  2. Everything is planned. He is going to work as a cook.

  3. I’m going to wash my car.

  4. Black pudding.

  5. I’m going to watch the news.

  6. It’s going to rain.

  7. Yes, I need some milk.

  8. Yes, I’m going to buy something for dinner.

Read the dialogue and practice saying your own one.

-What are you going to have?

- Mineral water, please.

- Are you sure you won’t have a scotch?

- Thanks very much, but I’m driving.