Insert the right word slice concentrate thirsty keep up tasty take up

Distribute healthy and unhealthy habits into the table.

Healthy habits	Unhealthy habits

cutting down on fatty products, fizzy drinks and crisps

Fill in the gaps with modal verbs.

To stay healthy, you
eat more fruit and vegetables.
She
cook dinner tonight, they are eating out.
You
eat ice-cream in cold weather.

I treat you with home-made cakes?
You
be a member of a club to use the gym.

Match the words with the pictures.

Match the words to make up phrases.

Insert the right word.

slice, concentrate, thirsty, keep up, tasty, take up

The soup is very

.

Can I have a glass of water? I’m quite

.

Would you like a

of chocolate cake?

I’d like to

a new activity to stay healthy.

It’s rather difficult to

a diet.

Eating cereal with milk and orange juice help me to

at school.

Match the words with their meanings.

пища домашнего приготовления

Complete the dialogue with the corresponding words.

keep up, stay up late, coach potato, a bit tired, bad habit

Ann: Hello, Brian! You look

. Do you

?

Brian: You know, I`m a

. When there is a good film, nothing can tear me off.

Ann: But your

is a recipe for disaster. Make some changes!

Brian: I’ll try to. But you look really well.

Ann: Thanks, I

a diet and do sports daily.

Brian: It’s very clever of you.

Delete the wrong word

are healthy habits.

are popular children`s snacks.
I`d like to take up some new activity
.

are rich in iron.

can help you fight stress.

Look at the picture and guess the topic of the lesson

• World cuisines
• Cultures and mentalities
• Healthy and unhealthy habits

Do you have healthy habits?

No, I don’t.

Yes, I do.

eat healthy food

eat junk food

do sports

stay up late/spend time watching TV

What can we do if we want to be healthier?

cut down on fatty products, fizzy drinks and crisps

If you are starving…

For breakfast choose…

take up a sport and go to the gym

do morning exercises

go to school on foot instead of taking the bus

And what about your state of mind?

to let off steam

talk through your problems with a good friend.

Pay attention to the following word combinations:

To take up an activity

To lose weight сбросить вес

заняться спортом/хобби

To stress out

сильно нервничать

To put on weight набрать вес

To cut down on junk food

уменьшить потребление вредной пищи

To join a gym

начать ходить в спортзал

To go on a diet

сесть на диету

There are some tips for healthy eating. They can help you to stay healthy

• Fruit, vegetables and grains are very nutritious, rich in vitamins and low in fat.

• Meat, poultry and fish are rich in iron.

Calcium builds strong bones so make sure dairy products are part of your daily diet.

Make sure you chew your food slowly before you swallow it.

• Active kids burn more calories, so they need more to eat.

• Make sure you follow a diet that works for you.

• Check your weight once a month

Modal Verbs

• Modal verbs may, can are used for giving permission.

• Have to, must, need to express obligation.

• Don’t have to, don`t need to, needn`t express lack of necessity.

• Mustn`t and can`t express prohibition.

• For giving advice we use should and ought to .

• Might, may, could express possibility.

Distribute healthy and unhealthy habits into the table.

cutting down on fatty products.

staying up late.

watching TV too much.

doing morning exercises.

fizzy drinks and crisps.

going to bed early.

having snacks.

eating desserts.

eating healthy food.

stressing out.

doing sports.

Healthy habits:

Unhealthy habits:

Fill in the gaps with modal verbs.

• 1. To stay healthy you [should], [needn`t], [mustn`t] eat more fruit and vegetables.

• 2. She [doesn`t have to], [ought to], [must] cook dinner tonight, they are eating out.

• 3. You [mustn`t], [might], [can] eat ice-cream in cold weather.

• 4. [Can], [must], [should] I treat you with home-made cakes?

• You [needn`t], [must], [should] be a member of a club to use the gym.

Give definitions to the words.

— Печенье

• Biscuits
• Dessert
• Cereal
• Poultry
• Roast beef
• Steamed vegetables
• Nutritious food
• Balanced diet
• Rich in vitamins

— Десерт

— Хлопья

— Мясо птицы

— Ростбиф. Жареная говядина

— Овощи на пару

— Калорийная пища

— Сбалансированная диета

— Богатый витаминами

Insert the right word.

slice.

concentrate.

thirsty.

keep up.

tasty.

take up.

• 1. The soup is very __________.
• 2. Can I have a glass of water? I’m quite _______.
• 3. Would you like a _____________ of chocolate cake?
• 4. I’d like to __________ a new activity to stay healthy.
• 5. It’s rather difficult to ___________ a diet.
• Eating cereal with milk and orange juice help me to ______________ at school.

Module 72 variant

Choose the correct word:

Kate tried to avoid desserts/snacks such as crisps and biscuits, as they are unhealthy and only make her hungrier.

Are you sure Phillip joined/took up mountain climbing? I thought he was scared of heights.

Carrots improve your eyesight, as they are rich/full in vitamins A and C.

The best way to burn/destroy calories is to exercise and drink plenty of water.

Jason is eating so fast that it looks like he’s not even swallowing/chewing his food!

I love home-made/tasty bread! It’s so much better than what we buy at the bakery.

Choose the right form:

If I had prepared ahead of time for my trip, I wouldn’t have had/won’t have so many problems.

If the young boy hadn’t smelled/smelled the smoke, the family wouldn’t have got out of the house in time.

If I were you, I would take/will take an emergency kit on holiday.

The sculpting lesson will be cancelled/would be cancelled if the teacher is still ill.

Our parents will go on holidays if they aren’t/were busy.

I would tell him everything if he calls/called me tomorrow.

Choose the right modal verb:

Facing your phobias instead of avoiding them might/ought help you overcome your fears.

You needn’t/can’t be an expert in karate to learn how to defend yourself.

It may/ought to sound silly to some, but I have a great fear of flying.

I mustn’t/don’t have to go to school tomorrow; it’s Saturday.

Fill in the right preposition: on, out of back, up with

My sister kept…… asking me question after question.

We try to keep…… what’s happening.

Keep them…… the lab. It’s very dangerous!

“Keep …… from the fire!” the police shouted at the crowd.