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Bizarre Breakfasts!posted by EMMA_UK at 11.06am
Some Russians like coffee for breakfast, but strong hot tea is more popular. We also eat different types of bread (black bread is traditional), blini (a sort of pancake), sausages, fried eggs, and gherkins. Cereal is very common, especially for children. People eat it with a soft cheese similar to ricotta cheese (‘tvorog,’). Come and taste it! Love from Mila
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Hi Emma! Here in the States we often have a very unhealthy breakfast (but it’s delicious too!). We have donuts, fried eggs, hash browns (made of potatoes) with ketchup, cereal, orange juice, pancakes with syrup, or giant blueberry muffins. And of course we drink a lot of coffee too.15
In Japan, a traditional breakfast consists of hot rice, miso soup, grilled fish, tofu or eggs, dried seaweed (‘nori’), and tsukudani (small fish and shellfish boiled in soy sauce and sugar). It’s incredibly light and healthy, but these days lots of Japanese teenagers prefer western-style breakfasts or Japanese-style fast food like rice balls. For Japanese teenagers, fast = good! Bye!
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I hope you come to Brazil, Emma. We’ve got very good breakfasts here. We have excellent black coffee, milk and white cheese. We drink a lot of fresh juices (especially orange, guava, mango and passion fruit). We also drink a juice made of acai berries – it’s very good for you! Another popular drink is coconut water. It’s rich in potassium and it’s delicious. Have a good trip!
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unitSkills and culture
Reading1 Beforeyouread•Inpairs.Askandanswerthe
questions. P T
1 What do you have for breakfast?2 Do you think you have a healthy breakfast?3 Do you have breakfast with the rest of your family?4 What do you think British people have for breakfast?
2 3.13 Whileyouread•Readthewebpage.Writethe names and nationalities of the people who replied to Emma.
3 Vocabulary•Lookatthehighlightedwordsonthe web page and match them to their Italian translations.
1 leggero 2 alghe essiccate 3 bacche 4 cetrioli sottaceto 5 bomboloni 6 poco sana
Bizarre Breakfasts!posted by EMMA_UK at 11.06am
My name’s Emma and I’m taking a gap year this year. I’m curious to know what people eat for breakfast in the countries I’m going to visit. Foreigners often think that in Britain we eat a full English breakfast every morning. That’s eggs, bacon, sausages, fried bread, mushrooms and baked beans with a cup of tea. Can you imagine eating that every day? In fact, we usually eat a bowl of cereal or a slice of toast and juice, tea or coffee. In the winter some people eat porridge. You only get ‘traditional’ breakfasts when you go to a B&B or a hotel. But what about breakfast in your country? Write and tell me!
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Network SB P1/2/3.indb 68 13/03/2012 18:33
My name’s Emma and I’m taking a gap year this year. I’m curious to know what people eat for breakfast in the countries I’m going to visit.
Foreigners often think that in Britain we eat a full English breakfast every morning. That’s eggs, bacon, sausages, fried bread, mushrooms and baked beans with a cup of tea. Can you imagine eating that every day?
In fact, we usually eat a bowl of cereal or a slice of toast and juice, tea or coffee. In the winter some people eat porridge. You only get ‘traditional’ breakfasts when you go to a B&B or a hotel. But what about breakfast in your country? Write and tell me!
Tom
Some Russians like coffee for breakfast, but strong hot tea is more popular. We also eat different types of bread (black bread is traditional), blini (a sort of pancake), sausages, fried eggs, and gherkins. Cereal is very common, especially for children. People eat it with a soft cheese similar to ricotta cheese (‘tvorog,’). Come and taste it! Love from Mila
25
Hi Emma! Here in the States we often have a very unhealthy breakfast (but it’s delicious too!). We have donuts, fried eggs, hash browns (made of potatoes) with ketchup, cereal, orange juice, pancakes with syrup, or giant blueberry muffins. And of course we drink a lot of coffee too.15
In Japan, a traditional breakfast consists of hot rice, miso soup, grilled fish, tofu or eggs, dried seaweed (‘nori’), and tsukudani (small fish and shellfish boiled in soy sauce and sugar). It’s incredibly light and healthy, but these days lots of Japanese teenagers prefer western-style breakfasts or Japanese-style fast food like rice balls. For Japanese teenagers, fast = good! Bye!
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I hope you come to Brazil, Emma. We’ve got very good breakfasts here. We have excellent black coffee, milk and white cheese. We drink a lot of fresh juices (especially orange, guava, mango and passion fruit). We also drink a juice made of acai berries – it’s very good for you! Another popular drink is coconut water. It’s rich in potassium and it’s delicious. Have a good trip!
30
Tom
mila
ETsuo
maRiaNa
68
unitSkills and culture
Reading1 Beforeyouread•Inpairs.Askandanswerthe
questions. P T
1 What do you have for breakfast?2 Do you think you have a healthy breakfast?3 Do you have breakfast with the rest of your family?4 What do you think British people have for breakfast?
2 3.13 Whileyouread•Readthewebpage.Writethe names and nationalities of the people who replied to Emma.
3 Vocabulary•Lookatthehighlightedwordsonthe web page and match them to their Italian translations.
1 leggero 2 alghe essiccate 3 bacche 4 cetrioli sottaceto 5 bomboloni 6 poco sana
Bizarre Breakfasts!posted by EMMA_UK at 11.06am
My name’s Emma and I’m taking a gap year this year. I’m curious to know what people eat for breakfast in the countries I’m going to visit. Foreigners often think that in Britain we eat a full English breakfast every morning. That’s eggs, bacon, sausages, fried bread, mushrooms and baked beans with a cup of tea. Can you imagine eating that every day? In fact, we usually eat a bowl of cereal or a slice of toast and juice, tea or coffee. In the winter some people eat porridge. You only get ‘traditional’ breakfasts when you go to a B&B or a hotel. But what about breakfast in your country? Write and tell me!
5
10
CoNTaCT
FoRum
Blogs
RECipEs
aRTiClEs
pRoFilE
HomE
online
Network SB P1/2/3.indb 68 13/03/2012 18:33
Hi Emma! Here in the States we often have a very unhealthy breakfast (but it’s delicious too!). We have donuts, fried eggs, hash browns (made of potatoes) with ketchup, cereal, orange juice, pancakes with syrup, or giant blueberry muffins. And of course we drink a lot of coffee too.
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Etsuo
In Japan, a traditional breakfast consists of hot rice, miso soup, grilled fish, tofu or eggs, dried seaweed (‘nori’), and tsukudani (small fish and shellfish boiled in soy sauce and sugar). It’s incredibly light and healthy, but these days lots of Japanese teenagers prefer western-style breakfasts or Japanese-style fast food like rice balls. For Japanese teenagers, fast = good! Bye!
Mila
Some Russians like coffee for breakfast, but strong hot tea is more popular. We also eat different types of bread (black bread is traditional), blini (a sort of pancake), sausages, fried eggs, and gherkins. Cereal is very common, especially for children. People eat it with a soft cheese similar to ricotta cheese (‘tvorog,’). Come and taste it! Love from Mila
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Mariana
I hope you come to Brazil, Emma. We’ve got very good breakfasts here. We have excellent black coffee, milk and white cheese. We drink a lot of fresh juices (especially orange, guava, mango and passion fruit). We also drink a juice made of acai berries – it’s very good for you! Another popular drink is coconut water. It’s rich in potassium and it’s delicious. Have a good trip!