Interactive Activities – Food in Britain (This is Britain)

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Food in Britain (This is Britain)
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An easy activity to dive into Britsh life and culture. Pay attention... this is a random activity, so listen to the video before you start doing it.

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For every sentence mark if it is true (YES) or false (NO).

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Milkmen usually bring milk to people's houses before breakfast.
This is the traditional English breakfast in Britain: milk and cereals, toast with jam or marmalade, fruit juice, tea or coffee.
This is the usual breakfast in Britain: bacon, egg, sausage, tomato and fried bread.
People don't eat traditional English breakfast very often now.
Lunch is at about one or two o'clock.
At lunchtime, people usually only have a break of an hour.
They often just have a sandwich or a snack for lunch.
Most people in Britain buy their food from urban street markets: fresh food, convenience food, frozen food and canned food.
You don't prepare convenience food, just put it in the oven or the microwave.
Few people in Britain have their main meal in the evening.
Dinner is usually at about seven or eight o'clock.
People have meat or fish and vegetables for dinner.
Pizza and pasta are not popular in Britain. They always eat British food.
Britain has a lot of foreign restaurants and British people like food from all over the world.
London has restaurants from almost forty-two different countries.
Chinese, Indian or Italian restaurants are not very popular in Britain.
Some British teenagers like ice-cream, chocolate, chips and cheeseburgers.
They go out to eat traditional food like fish and chips; cod and chips for instance.
Fish and chips are really expensive.
British people eat four hundred million servings of fish and chips a year.

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