Use the right word: vitamins; the food; bread; apple; salad; vegetables; bar of chocolate; lunch; meat;...

A. What about healthy food! I know a man who only eats healthy, he takes a lot of vitamins. I’ve never seen anybody who looks so ill! I like good food and I think most food is really tasteless. For lunch, I usually have a salad and coffee, and at weekends when I have more time I have an apple. I get hungry in the middle of the morning, I have a substantial meal, then a sandwich made with white bread, of course. After a day’s work in the office I’m pretty hungry and in the evenings I like a big bar of chocolate and tea. My ill-looking friend is horrified by what I eat: his breakfast is some cheese with a cup of tea and an apple. For lunch he has meat and in the evening bacon and eggs. He says it’s very good for him but I’m not so sure.

B. Everyone has heard of the English breakfast. When someone says to you “breakfast in England,” what do you think first? Toast, of course. Actually very many people nowadays have what they call a “Continental breakfast,” which consists of coffee and toast — nothing more. But there are families where they eat a substantial “proper” breakfast.

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A. What about people eating? I know a man who only eats healthy food; he takes a lot of vitamins. I’ve never seen anybody who looks so ill! I like good food, and I think most healthy food is really tasteless. For breakfast, I usually have toast and coffee, and at weekends when I have more time, I have bacon and eggs. I get hungry in the middle of the morning, I have a bar of chocolate, then a sandwich made with white bread, of course. After a day’s work in the office, I’m pretty hungry, and in the evenings I like a big meal of meat and vegetables. My ill-looking friend is horrified by what I eat: his breakfast is some toast with a cup of tea and an apple. For lunch, he has salad, and in the evening, rice and green peas. He says it’s very good for him, but I’m not so sure.

B. Everyone has heard of the English breakfast. When someone says to you “breakfast in England,” what do you think first? Bacon and eggs, of course. Actually, very many people nowadays have what they call a “Continental breakfast,” which consists of coffee and toast — nothing more. But there are families where they eat a substantial “proper” breakfast.