Tea is 1)
made (make) from the leaves of the tea plant. At first, it
2) __was
used____ (use) as a medicine, but it 3) ___became (become) an everyday drink in
the 3rd century A.D. First, the leaves 4) __are picked__ (pick) from the plant
and they are spread onto a cloth. They 5) _are left______ (leave) there for up
to twenty hours. Next, the leaves are rolled up until they 6) __are broken
(break) into small pieces. Finally, the leaves 7) __are dried_____ (dry). The
tea 8) __is___packed__ (pack) into containers and sent to different countries. It 9)
__is sold____ (sell) to customers as loose leaves, as tea bags and as instant
tea. To make tea, we 10) ___boil___ (boil) water and 11) __pour____ (pour) it
over the dry tea in a teapot. This 12) __is left_ (leave) for three to five
minutes. We can then add milk, lemon or sugar. In Britain, it was the custom to serve tea in
the afternoons with sandwiches and cakes. This custom 13) __was started____
(start) by the Duchess of Bedford around 1840. Today, people 14) _drink_
(drink) tea all over the world.
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Rules for ecology.
1 Protect forest from cars.
2 Protect rivers from pollutions.
3 Protect air from the black dirty smoke.
4 Protect people from ungood products.
5 Protect cities from many cars and traffic jam.
6 Protect oceans and seas from pollution by ships.
7 Protect earth from excessive pollution by cows.
1. Is there any orange juice in the mug?-No, there isn't 3.Does your school have a swimming pool?-Yes, it has 4. Does Sue have bread with butter for breakfast?-No, she hasn't 5. Are there many lessons on Friday?-No, there aren't. 7. Does Ann come late from school?-No, she doesn't. 8. Is there any butter on the bread?-Yes, there is.