6. Work in pairs. Answer these questions
1. What does the word vegetarian mean?
It means that a person who doesn’t eat meat or anything that comes from an animal.
2. What do the three colors on traffic lights mean to car drivers?
The green means that you can continue, the yellow you must be careful and the red you need stop
3. How often do you say things you don't really mean? Why?
Rarely because I don’t talk much
7. The writer's main in the blog is to give the reader advice. Match sentences with the ways
of giving advice-orderline the key words.
a gives strong advice
b makes a suggestion
c says something isn't necessary
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
You could look at the price first, or you could read the label.
b
Check the rest of the label.
a
Make sure you look carefully at the list of ingredients before you buy.
You can still eat it afterwards.
b
You don't need to throw the food away. c
Remember that some types of fat are important for health.
c
When the label has the number of calories in one portion, be careful.
a
a
8. Work in pairs. Write three more pieces of advice about healthy eating. Use the words
and phrases from Exercise 7. Then read your advice to another pair.
Make sure you eat lots of vegetables.
Check your daily calorie intake.
You don’t need to drink sodas.
Remember that a balance diet is enough to lose weight.