23.11.2020

Ex. 1 page 31

I really like fast food, because when I go to eat there I spend a lot of time with my father.

Ex. 4 page 31

1. chop
2. slice
3. boil
4. mix
5. fry

Ex. 5 page 31

1. You can boil eggs. You can fry eggs. You can mix eggs.
2. You can chop potatoes. You can boil potatoes. You can fry potatoes. You can slices potatoes.
3. You can chop meat. You can slice meat. 
4. You can fry cheese. You can chop cheese. You can slice cheese.

Ex. 6 page 31

1. chop
2. mix
3. boil
4. fry
5. slice

Ex. 9 page 31

INGREDIENTS

Ladyfingers 300 g

4 medium eggs

Mascarpone 500 g

Sugar 100 g

Ready-made mocha coffee 300 g

Bitter cocoa powder for the surface to taste

PREPARATION

To prepare the tiramisu, start with the eggs: then carefully separate the egg whites from the yolks. Then whip the egg yolks with an electric whisk, pouring only half a dose of sugar. Add the mascarpone. Beat the egg whites, pouring the remaining sugar a little at a time.

You will have to whip them to snow; you will get this result when turning the bowl over and the mass will not move. Take a spoonful of egg whites and pour it into the bowl with the egg yolks and sugar and mix vigorously with a spatula. Then proceed to add the egg whites.

Spread a spoonful of cream on the bottom of a baking dish. Then dip the ladyfingers in cold coffee already sweetened to your liking. Gradually distribute the soaked ladyfingers on the cream, so as to obtain a first layer on which you will distribute a part of the mascarpone cream.

Continue to distribute the ladyfingers soaked in coffee, then make another layer of cream.

Level the surface, sprinkle it with unsweetened cocoa powder and leave to harden in the refrigerator for a couple of hours.

Ex. 1 page 32

1. I go out on dinner with my family at my grandma’s place.
2. I go out on dinner with my friends at pizza place.

Ex. 2 page 32

1. - B, - C; - A.
2. I would like to go to the restaurant in Ithaa, because I think the view that you can see there is fantastic.

Ex. 3 page 32

Ex. 4 page 32

1. C
2. C
3. A
4. B
5. B
6. A
7. B
8. B

Ex. 5 page 32

1. course
2. dish
3. course
4. meal
5. dish

Ex. 6 page 32

1. In my family we always have a two-course dinner.
2. Dinner is my favorite dish of the day.
3. I love this pizza course.
4. My friends and I go out for a meal to celebrate our birthdays.
5. My favorite dish is pizza.

Ex. 7 page 32

1. vegetarian
2. delicious
3. spicy
4. fresh
5. local
6. traditional

Ex. 1 page 17

1. a
2. a
3. an
4. a
5. an
6. a
7. a
8. an
9. an
10. an
11. an
12. a

Ex. 2 page 17

1. a - the
2. -
3. a - an
4. -
5. a - the
6. the - the
7. the
8. the - 

Ex. 3 page 17

1. correct (non ci va nessun articolo perché si parla di verdure in generale)
2. Kelly has got the answer to your question! (ci va l’articolo perchè specifica a chi si riferisce)
3. Taormina is an Italian town in Sicily. (ci va l’articolo an perchè il sostantivo inizia per vocale)
4. correct (non ci va nessun articolo perché si parla di una cosa specifica)
5. correct (ci va l’articolo a perchè il sostantivo inizia per consonante)
6. correct (ci va l’articolo a perchè il sostantivo inizia per consonante)
7. Where’s the book about the Roman Empire? (ci va l’articolo perchè specifica a chi si riferisce)
8. It’s important to earn an honest salary in life! (ci va l’articolo an perchè il sostantivo inizia per vocale)

Ex. 4 page 17

1. a
2. the
3. the
4. the
5. the
6. a
7. an
8. the
9. -
10. -
11. the
12. -

Ex. 5 page 17

1. The train to Moscow is very comfortable and fast.
2. The tickets for the theatre are on the table.
3. Mrs. Vane isn’t an journalist, she is a scientist.
4. The trees are important to have oxygen.
5. A Are the trees in your garden oak trees? B Yes, they are.
6. The Sorbonne is an university in Paris. It’s an university famous all over the world.
7. A Whose are the three bikes in the garden? B I don’t know. I have only a bike.
8. Ladies and gentlemen, it is an honor for me to be in here tonight in the wonderful greek theatre of Syracuse!