1. Are you a good eater? 2. What food do you like? 3. What do you usually eat when you are hungry? 4. Do you drink milk when you are thirsty? 5. What do you drink when you are thirsty? 6. Does your mother usually give you what you like to eat for breakfast, lunch, dinner and supper? 7. When you want some salt, you say: "Pass me the salt, please," don't you? 8. What do you say when you want some bread? 9. What do you say if you would like another cup of tea and your mum gives it to you?

Yes, I think I am a good eater. I usually eat well and I am not very difficult about food. Of course, I have some favourite dishes, but I try to eat different kinds of food because it is good for my health.

I like many kinds of food. I like soup, chicken, potatoes, rice, pasta, vegetables, fruit, sandwiches and pancakes. I also like sweet things, for example cakes, biscuits and chocolate, but I know that I should not eat too many sweets.

When I am hungry, I usually eat something simple. I may eat a sandwich, some fruit, yoghurt, soup, or a piece of bread with cheese. If it is dinner time, I usually eat a hot meal, for example meat or fish with potatoes, rice or vegetables.

No, I do not usually drink milk when I am thirsty. I like milk, but I usually drink it with breakfast or before going to bed. When I am very thirsty, I prefer water.

When I am thirsty, I usually drink water. Sometimes I drink tea, juice or compote. In hot weather I especially like cold water or lemonade, but I think water is the best drink when you are really thirsty.

Yes, my mother usually gives me what I like to eat, but she also wants me to eat healthy food. For breakfast she may give me porridge, eggs, bread, cheese or pancakes. For lunch and dinner she usually cooks soup, meat, fish, potatoes, rice or vegetables. For supper I may have something light, such as tea, yoghurt, fruit or a sandwich.

Yes, that is right. When I want some salt, I say, “Pass me the salt, please.” It is polite to say “please” when I ask for something at the table.

When I want some bread, I say, “Pass me the bread, please.” I can also say, “Could you pass me the bread, please?” This sounds polite and friendly.

If I would like another cup of tea and my mum gives it to me, I say, “Thank you, Mum.” I may also say, “Thank you very much. The tea is very nice.” It is important to thank people when they give you something.