Номер 5, страница 53 - гдз по английскому языку 8 класс учебник Вербицкая, Маккинли

Unit six.

Track forty-seven.

One

Naomi: Well, I try not to eat too much meat. I used to eat a lot of hamburgers and hot dogs, but I'm trying not to eat red meat anymore, because I think it's very unhealthy to eat too much of it. Beef's got a lot of cholesterol and hormones and things in it. But I do enjoy chicken. I cook it two or three times a week. And I eat a lot of fish too.

Two

Rob: Yeah, I eat meat. A lot actually. I love steaks and burgers. I can't imagine life without meat, especially beef. Some of my friends at college are vegetarian, and to be honest, I don't understand them. They sometimes cook me vegetarian food and I'm always hungry after the meal. It's natural to eat meat, and our brains and our bodies need it. And of course, it's really delicious too.

Three

Will: I became a vegetarian about five years ago when I was fifteen. I saw a television documentary about how they killed animals and it really shocked me. It was so cruel. And last year, I became a vegan. That means I still don't eat any meat, but now I don't eat or use any animal products. No fish, no eggs, nothing with milk in it like cheese or yogurt. I even don't wear anything that came from animals. No leather shoes or jackets. It's quite hard, but a lot of supermarkets in Britain now have vegan food. Things like soy milk. So it's not impossible.

Four

Sue: When I was at university, I became interested in Buddhism. Because of that, I had to stop eating meat. My family weren't very happy about it. Every time I was ill, they said to me, oh, Sue, it's because you don't eat any meat. I have to say it was quite difficult. The problem was that before I became a Buddhist, I did really like meat. I used to love bacon and ham sandwiches and things like that. Sometimes, when I'm in the supermarket, I almost think about buying some pork or chicken. But I don't.