1. Good afternoon The 23rd of October Wednesday Always be polite and sweet At your home, in the street. Remember, please, goodbye and thanks, And you will have a lot of friends

2.  Mr. Tailor didn’t have lunch in the hotel.  Mr. Tailor had an English friend.  The name of a German wasn’t Mahlzeit.  Mr. Tailor thought that the Germans had strange traditions.  “Mahlzeit” is the German word for “good appetite”.  The German thought that “Tailor” is the English word for “Mahlzeit”.

3. RussianEnglish Спасибо большоеExcuse me Извините меняThank you very much ПожалуйстаSorry Угощайся.Thanks, it’s great. Как мило с вашей стороныPlease ПроститеHelp yourself Спасибо, это вкусноHow kind of you

4.  … is ready.  It smells/looks great!  Would you like …?  Can you pass me …, please? - Take it/them.

5.  We ………… speak with our mouth full.  We ………… put the table napkin on our knees.  We ………… reach (тянуться) across for the salt.  We ………… use the fork and knife properly.  We ………… put our elbows on the table.  We ………… wave (махать) the knife or fork in the air.  We ………… eat noiselessly (бесшумно).  We ………… wash our hands before we eat.

6.  If you have 8 pluses – you are very polite at the table. You can put a “5”.  If you have 6-7 pluses – you are rather polite at the table. You can put a “4”.  If you have 5-6 pluses – you are not very polite at the table.  You can put a “3”.  If you have <4 pluses – you are not polite at all at the table.  You can put a “2”.

7. Good bye… Write down your home task: you are to learn the poem by heart