Evolution New Edition

2.A. Listen and Complete:
UNIT 6
A picnic by the lake
It’s Saturday morning and David and Sara are having a picnic by the lake.
David: So, you always come here on weekends.
Sara: Yes, but only on Saturdays. I’m off today. What about you? Why do you still work at McDonald’s ?
It takes up your whole day.
David: I know. I’m trying to find a better job, but the money I make there is pretty good.
Well, I think we should eat now.
Sara: Sure. We have sandwiches for lunch.
David: Yummy! I bet they are delicious. This tea tastes so good.
Sara: I agree. It’s Indian tea. I walked ten blocks to get to the store and buy it.
David: Good girl. These fruits and this cake look good, too.
Sara: Perfect.
Sara and David: (laugh).
4.D. Listen to someone talking about lunch time in some countries and answer the
questions:
1- Lunch in England is served between the hours of 12-1:30 pm. It's usually a hot meal — bring on the
fish and chips.
2- Spanish are all about eating late (probably because they go out so late). People start pouring into
restaurants for lunch between the hours of 2-3 pm. They usually take their time and enjoy it before taking
a siesta (aka food coma).
3- India is a huge country, so there are different customary times to eat for different regions. Lunch is
typically served four hours after breakfast and if you try to grab lunch after 4 pm, you might as well have
dinner.
UNIT 7
2.C. Listen to Tom and Sarah’s conversation and write (T) for true and (F) for false:
Tom wants to know how happy Sarah is about living in noisy New York City.
Tom: So, how do you like New York City?
Sarah: Oh, I love it. I lived all my life in Grey, our small town in Tennessee where there was nothing to do.
I didn’t hate it, because I had my family with me, but I can say I feel happier now that I’m in the Big Apple.
Tom: I’m glad to know you’re fine. Please come visit me when you have a chance.
Sarah: I promise I will. Tom, thanks for the letter, I got it yesterday.
Tom: Anytime. I have to go now, dear.
Sarah: Ok. Bye.
Tom: Bye.
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