1) I go to the shop on Monday
2) My cat plays with his favourite toy every day
3)My friend and I often go for a walk or stay at home and play board games
1) There is <u>some </u>tea, but the isn't <u>any </u>coffee.
2) Do you want <u>a </u>banana?
3) There are <u>some </u>cherries in the fridge.
4) Would you like <u>any </u>coffee? (Насчет этого могу ошибаться, потому что вроде как "any" пишется при вопросительных, либо при отрицательных предложениях)
5) There are <u>some </u>strawberries and <u>an </u>apple in the bowl.
6) There aren't <u>any </u>carrots, but there are <u>some </u>potatoes.
7) "Can I have <u>an </u>orange juice, please?" "Sorry, but there isn't <u>any</u>."
8) Is there <u>any </u>milk left?
<span>1. What does she teach at school? 2. When did I get a
letter from my friend? 3. What do we use for unloading
ships? 4. What time will he get up tomorrow? 5. What are they packing now? 6. What did the students discuss yesterday?</span>
Cornish Pasty
Cornish Pasty is a traditionl round or oval pie, made of wheat or wheat-rye flour. It can be stuffed with beef, pork or chicken and vegetables, such as carrots, potatoes, cabbage. Usually Cornish Pasty is seasoned with spices and greenery, including parsley and parsnip. They can also cook this kind of pies with fruits, for example with apples. Actually, there are dozens of varieties of Cornish Pasty, differing from each other in dough, filling or shape.
Cornish Pasty is a traditional dish for the south-western regions of England, mainly Cornwall. This kind of pies considered to be a distinctive feature of local food, although sellin this kind of tasty and nutritious food has spread throughout England at present. Cornish Pasty can be purchased for a very modest fee (from 50 pence to 2 pounds) in a variety of specialty pastries from York in the north of the country to Windsor in the south. In addition, this type of hot snacks can be bought now in many countries outside the United Kingdom, from Australia to Mexico.
Under the official version, Cornish Pasty was a meal-lunch for the Cornish mines who mined tin in local mines in the Middle Ages. These pies were baked by miners' wives. Miners had no opportunity to was their hands in mines, and they threw away the crust of the pie to protect themselves from harmful metal. So the legend was born that the pie crusts were left for underground gnomes to appease them.
At the same time, the author of the "Official Encyclopedia of Cornish Pasty" Les Merton argues that the recipy of Cornish Pasty had been passed from generation to generation for the last 10 thousend years, soit can be said that the recipe dates back to the beginning of times.
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What does she do before breakfast?
What does she have for breakfast?
How does she go to work?
What does she do in the evening?
What time does she get up?