Insert articles where necessary, paying particular attention to the nouns denot-ing meals. 1. Then they had ... breakfast. After ... breakfast Tom walked with Eden. 2. He watched his plate at ... dinner and at ... breakfast. 3. Perhaps six weeks after ... beginning of ... term Tom and Arthur were sitting at their work just before ... supper. 4. At ... supper there was much talk about ... match. 5. ... occasional lunch with ... "right" person was permissible. 6. She had ... lovely dinner. 7. ... lunch was laid on ... dining-room table when I came down. 8. Friday morning at ... breakfast I found ... five-dollar bill folded up in my napkin. 9. There was ... man at ... dinner whom I suppose you've never heard of, but who's quite ... celebrity in his way. 10. Then they had ... nice little breakfast in ... kitchen before returning to ... dining-room. 11. "Did you cast ... eye on ... stuff I sent over?"-"I didn't even have time to order ... breakfast," he said. 12. He wrapped himself in one of ... big rough white terrycloth bathrobes ... hotel supplied and went into ... living-room of ... suite and rang for ... breakfast. 13. ... owners were using ... "tea room" as ... dining-room, and they had ... orchestra, composed of ... long men, who played for ... dinner. 14. I had ... lunch one day in ... ancient fortress on ... side of ... mountain. You go up there on ... funicular. ... chef was doing his desperate best to serve ... fine lunch to ... "nice people". 15. They were in ... restaurant on ... old port in which Craig had seen Picasso at ... dinner.
1. Yes, he is.
2. He wakes up early, gets ready and goes to school. There he spends eight hours studying hard so he doesn't have to do too much homework. At home he relaxes by watching TV and using the computer. He walks his dog in the evening and then goes to bed at half past nine. Twice a week he goes to football practice after school and at the weekends he just relaxes at home.
3. He has time for football practice, homework, school work and his dog.
4. He doesn't have time for his friends.
5. Yes, he has. He's got two rules. He never watches TV in the morning and he works hard at school so he doesn't have to do a lot of homework.
6. He has time for almost everything, but not enough time to meet up with his friends.
7. Yes, he can. At the weekends he can stay in bed all day and watch TV.