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МатематикаВопрос:
Match the words to form collocations. Then, complete the sentences. 1 junk 2 fizzy 3 dairy 4 minced 5 drinks 6 bakery A drinks B aisle C beef D section E products F food
Ответ:
- junk F food
- fizzy A drinks
- dairy E products
- minced C beef
- drinks B aisle
- bakery D section
- Eating a lot of junk food you put on weight.
- Do you like fizzy drinks and lemonade?
- You can find delicious cakes in the bakery section of the supermarket.
- Tom needs to buy two kilos of minced beef for the barbeque tonight.
- We should all have at least two daily servings of dairy products like milk and cheese.
- Here's the drinks aisle. Can you get two cartons of orange juice, please?
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