9月最新雅思口语P3范文：dinner that you had with your friends

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1.Do Chinese people like to eat at home?

Yes, people in China often like to eat at home because someone in their

family cooks rather well and because it’s cheaper. My grandmother lives with us

and she is an excellent cook so I prefer to eat her food than going out to

restaurants except on special occasions with my friends.

2.How often do Chinese people eat out?

This is like asking, how often do Chinese people brush their teeth? Everyone

is different. Some families don’t have the time to cook and no one knows how to

cook well and they have the money to eat at restaurants often so they do. Other

families have someone in their family who cooks well and they can’t afford to

eat out very often so they stay at home to eat.

3.Why do some people like to eat alone?

Some people like to eat alone because that has been their habit since they

were young. My friend often eats alone because when he was 6 or 7 years old his

parents had already gone off to work and left his breakfast in the kitchen or he

had to make some simple meals himself.

4.Are there any disadvantages of eating outside?

The disadvantages are that you have no idea what ingredients they are using

to prepare your food. The other thing is that you have no idea how fresh the

seafood is or how long fast food burgers have been frozen, so I rarely eat out

unless I know that the food is good

5.What’s the difference between having meals at home and in a restaurant?

First, you know the ingredients and know if they are healthy. Second, you

know whose doing the cooking. And even more important, you know how clean your

kitchen is compared to the restaurant.

6.Why do some people keep eating healthy food even if they already know the

harm?

My father is a good example of that. He ate most of his meals outside except

for an occasional dinner at home. Most of his breakfasts were gotten at a fast

food drive thru restaurant while he was driving to work. At lunch he often went

to business lunches at expensive restaurants that prepare rich calorie food that

tastes great but make you fat. Only sometimes he ate at home in the evenings.

All of this time he was so busy that he didn’t stop to consider the health

effects it had on his body.