Chapter 6 — Lunch-time in the English Family
Fill in the blanks with the correct words from the word bank. Some words may be used more than once.
- “, your lunch is on the table!”
- Roger Frost is writing in English on his , but there are many books on his desk.
- “I’m coming, dear!” he .
- Downstairs in the kitchen, is serving the . She puts a potato on Isaac’s plate and cuts it up into small pieces.
- “How many would you like, Elisabeth – one or two?”
- Elisabeth is already eating and . She has a good appetite.
- “Two please, !” she answers quickly.
- On weekday mornings, the two go to a in the centre of . Some mothers and fathers help, but usually parents are free to do shopping and other jobs.
- “It’s just a simple lunch, today!” tells Roger. “Monday’s my day!”
- is a at a in West London. She works four days a week from 3 o’clock in the afternoon to 10 o’clock in the evening.
- “Every day’s your day!” Roger tells her. “That’s why you’re my wife!”
- Roger is also very , but he does not often leave the house. He works upstairs on his . He translates books from French, Italian, and Spanish into good English.
- “Well, today you can work very hard with your . Rosa’s coming home at half past two and she can look after the ,” Diana tells him.
- The dessert is also very simple, but the enjoy it. It is and – a hospital favourite because it is quick to serve and easy to eat!
- Diana leaves her husband with the and goes upstairs to get ready for work. It is his job to put the on and do the .
Word Bank: Roger, Diana, potatoes, computer, French, sausages, beans, Elisabeth, children, play group, Wembley, busy, nurse, hospital, translation, jelly, ice-cream, kettle, washing up