Презентация, доклад по английскому языку на тему English Tea traditions (7 класс)

and Northern Ireland. (English Tea Ceremony) «English is my Cup of Tea!» Выполнила: учитель английского языка МБОУ «Школа №45 с углублённым изучением отдельных предметов» ГО г. Уфа РБ Хайруллина Наталья Владимировна

of a special kind. It is thought of as a typically British drink: a cup of tea / Do you take milk and sugar in the tea?

was used as a medicinal drink.

CHAW

The first record of tea in English came from a letter written by Richard Wickham, who ran an East India Company office in Japan, writing to a merchant in Macao requesting "the best sort of chaw" in 1615.

TEA

English history tells us that Queen Anne first started the time honoured traditions of English Tea Ceremony in 1665.

very popular drink in the UK. It is still popular even though a lot of people now prefer to drink coffee instead. If you visit a British person’s home, they will often “put the kettle on” and ask you if you would like a cup of tea, sometimes informally called a Cuppa or a Brew. It is considered polite to offer someone who is doing work for you in your home, such as someone who is fixing something, a cup of tea. Tea is usually served with milk and sometimes sugar. If you feel worried or have just experienced something bad or shocking, a British person will typically tell you to sit down while they make you “a nice cup of tea” because it is believed that tea helps people to make you feel calm.

in popularity in the 1720s when sugar and milk were added to tea, a practice that was not done in China.

Thomas Twining opened the first known tea shop in 1706, which still remains at 216 Strand, London.

on taste preferences, we suggest 8-10 tea bags, or approx. 8-10 spoonful’s of loose tea for a 2L jug.

TEA TYPE TEMP TIME
Black Teas and fruit flavoured black tea. 100° C 3 - 5 Min
Green Teas 90 - 100° C 3 - 5 Min
Fruit and Herbal Infusions 100° C 5 Min

Ahmad Tea's expert tasters explain how to brew the perfect cup of tea, allowing you to get the most flavour from your loose tea, teabags and ...

water. Water which has previously been boiled will have become de-oxygenated and will not produce a good liquor. If possible, the water should be filtered to remove the chlorine and other additives that affect the taste. Heat water to the temperature recommended for your tea using an electric hot water heater or a stovetop kettle.

Selecting the Tea

Choose your favourite blend from our large selection of teas. Black teas are the most frequently used as part of the afternoon tea custom. However, if you’re looking for a lighter tea, select from one of our many delicious green teas or herbal infusions. Use 1 teaspoon of tea per person, plus one for the pot.

Brewing Tips

Once the water reaches the appropriate temperature, it should be poured immediately onto the tea leaves to allow the best brew. Check the pack or the table below for brewing times as this varies between blends. When brewing, cover the teapot with a tea cosy to keep the heat in. When your tea is done steeping, immediately remove the loose tea from the strainer or the teabag and lightly stir.

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Since householders have served tea on low tables in their sitting rooms, British people have recognized the ceremony as the Low Tea custom.
However, in the USA, it boasts a High Tea Ceremony. It is not because they serve tea late evenings but because they usually serve tea on high tables.
Traditionally, the participants in afternoon tea ceremony in England, hold cups of tea which have no handles. They lift the cup very slowly balancing it by curving a finger. Wrapping a cup wholly or setting the cup on the palm is treated as uncustomary.
Visitors usually use a spoon to stir tea in the cup, but they are careful not to make any sounds by tapping the inner part of the cup with the spoon as they stir the tea. Then they place the spoon on the saucer on its right side. Sip by sip, they place the cup on the saucer.
British people more often serve black tea with milk and sugar.

times, on the eighth time leaves float to look at this greedy man.
It doesn’t matter how old you grow up, you’ll always get disappointed if your biscuit falls in the tea.
Open your mouth if what you are going to say is more beautiful than silence, or to drink tea.
You can never get a cup of tea large enough or a book long enough to suit me.
It’s easier to imagine Britain without Queen than without tea!
Let’s get this par-TEA started.

tea and bread-and-butter.

“It’s always tea-time, and we’ve no time to wash the things between whiles”
“It’s very easy to take more than nothing.”

(spoken) E.g. Jazz isn’t really my cup of tea. – I prefer classical music.

to their faithful companions - The Royal Dogs! Ceylon Black Tea. Pembroke Welsh Corgis have been favoured by the British royal Family for many years. So charming, graceful and kind , she immediately won the hearts of Princesses.

Royalty and the upper class societies in England embrace the Yorkshire Terriers for its unique glamorous appearance and describe them as “Small in size but big in personality”.

you give, To roam the roads of lands remote, To travel is to live. Hans Christian Andersen, The Fairy Tale of My Life: An Autobiography.