Tea traditions: vocabulary, history. Quizzes, games, interective communication with the participants

Do you prefer tea or coffee? And what do you think most people in Britain prefer? How to they prefer it? What do they have together with this drink? We are sure you are well aware of the 5 o'clock traditions, but we will bring some more light on the history of it and the special meaning that it carries to all citizens of the foggy Albion.

British staple foods: history, vocabulary, pronounciation.

Interactive sessions with the participants, quizzes and games We all know what food we love to have here in this country to celebrate New Year, Maslenitsa or Ester. It's absolutely imposible to imagine a culture without its staple foods that mark the most important occasions in people's lives. But do you know what British people typically have for Chrsitmas or Easter? What food do they have at wedding celebrations? What is the staple food of British cuisine? We will explore the food traditions together and learn some new facts and history behind the most iconic foods of people of Britain.

British grocery shopping: language variations, vocabulary for food (count/ non-count), containers and quantifiers.

Interaction with participants, language practice through quizzes and games. Is there any difference between a shopping cart and a shopping trolley? Do you think shopping preferences in Britain and Russia vary a lot? Do we have much in common? We will go shopping together and answer all these questions.