Презентация, доклад по английскому языку Eating habbits

Кухня
c. Собираться вместе
d. Мармелад

do you usually have for lunch?
What is the main meal for you?
Does your family gather together for dinner?

text and the dialogue and of course to fulfill some grammar exercises.

a day. They have breakfast in the mourning. Traditional English breakfast consists of cereal, a toast with marmalade and jam, juice and a cup of tea or coffee. Lunch is usually between 12 a. m and 1 p. m. During the lunch one usually goes to the café or restaurant. In Britain one can find a lot of restaurants with national cuisines: Italian, Chinese and etc.
The main meal is dinner at which the whole family gathers together. It is the time for chatting but not only for eating.

the text

Indefinite personal sentences:
a) During the lunch one usually goes to the café or restaurant.
b) In Britain one can find a lot of restaurants with national cuisines: Italian, Chinese and etc.
Impersonal sentence:
a) It is the time for chatting but not only for eating.

difference between pronouns one and they performing the function of the subject in the indefinite personal sentence?
How do we form impersonal sentences?

хорошо готовит.
Сейчас12 часов.
Следует пользоваться ножом , когда ешь это блюдо.
Жаль, что он не сможет прийти на праздник.
Говорят, что здесь самая лучшая итальянская кухня.
Тепло.

to have a snack.
J — As a matter of fact, I haven't had anything to eat since breakfast. We may go to this cafe.
C — Yes, let's go there. The prices are reasonable and the choice of dishes is very nice.
A — Do you fancy eating soup?
F — I'd like mushroom soup. What about you?
G — Not me. I want meat salad.
H — As for me, I prefer beef with green vegetables.
L — What about the main course? Would you like meat or fish?
E — Fish and potatoes, I think.
I — What would you like to drink?
K — I will do with mineral water.
D — Then I'll take the same. Will you order a bottle of fizzy mineral water for both of us?
M — Yes, of course. So, one meat salad, one mushroom soup, beef with vegetables, fish and potatoes, and a bottle of mineral water. That's all, I think.
N — Let's make the order.

model given to you

— I am hungry. I would like to … .
— As a matter of fact, … . We may go to this cafe.
— Yes, let's go there. … .
— Do you fancy eating … ?
— I'd like … . What about you?
— Not me. I want … .
— As for me, I prefer … .
— What about the main course? Would you like …?
— … , I think.
— What would you like to drink?
— I will do with … .
— Then I'll take the same. Will you order … for both of us?
— Yes, of course. So, … . That's all, I think.
— Let's make the order.

Can you say that you understand what indefinite personal and impersonal sentences are?