wljat they could (drink, write). 6) How about (some, something) fish and chips? 7) Will you have (some, something) to drink? — Yes, I'll have a (fish, tomato) juice.

84. Read the dialogues in pairs. Make up your own dialogues.

— I'd like to drink some water, it's so sultry¹ today.

— I can order some lemonade or juice.

— Oh, thank you.

— So, come on.

***

— What do you usually have for breakfast?

— Just a cup of tea and a sandwich. And what about you?

— I don't eat much either. Just an egg, a slice of bread and coffee.

— But some people have a full breakfast with bacon¹ or ham², eggs or fish, bread and butter, tea or coffee.

— My father has full breakfast every day.

***

— I am too fat. So I am going to eat less.

— Are you really?

—Yes, I'm going to give up bread, potatoes and sweets.

— You should change your way of life. First of all you should take long walks and go in for sports.

— You are right. Everybody knows about it, but as you know, I am lazy¹!

¹ lazy ['leizi] — ледачий

85*. Do exercise 67b in 1 minute. 86*. Do task 12 on page 127.

Lesson 46

87. Do exercise 67b in 1 minute.

88. Do exercise 62.

89. Read the dialogues in pairs and make up your own ones.

Andrew: I think this cake is wonderful. Albert: So do I. Would you like another piece?