Give the correct present tense form of the verb in parentheses. He usually (stay) in this hotel.
When I’m on a business trip I usually (stay) at this hotel.
She (work) as a receptionist in a hotel.
Our hotel (have) all modern conveniences.
They (prefer) to have breakfast in their room.
The maid (clean) the rooms every morning

My family likes watching TV, especially grandmother and grandfather. I seldom watch it, but the rest of the family like such channels as TNT and STS because they broadcast a wide range of programs. Besides these I like watching animated cartoons and comedies because they raise my mood. And my father watches NTV. This channel broadcasts international news. Father likes learning something new about our country. And Mother on the contrary likes the First Channel and TNT because she likes serials about love and reality shows. Grandmother and grandfather prefer watching Culture and Sports+ channels. The Culture channel offers a wide range of science news. Grandfather loves Sports+ more than other channels, he likes watching sport events and is mad about boxing. And when we all get together, we watch Music TV. It provides a great choice of music!

1. Baking (is done in an oven, and usually refers to bread, cake, pastries, pizzas, or things like potatoes or apples. 
2. Does fresh chicken  taste better and tender than frozen? 
3. Eggs have a very high food value-they contain protein, as well as vitamins A, B, D, and iron and calcium in the yolk.
4. Chicken has less fat than red meat, and most of it is just under the skin.
5. Herring and mackerel come into the category of "oily" fish, and are good for people because the fish oil is thought to reduce cholesterol. 
6. Fats provide fuel and energy for the body and help to keep you warm. 
7. Lamb is the meat from a yound sheep, up to about a year old, after that it becomes mutton.  
8. Turkey, cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie is traditional food Americans  eat on Thanksgiving Day. 
9. Traditions play a more important part in people's life in Britain than in other countries? 10. By 1800 tea had become so popular in Britain that special ships ("clippers") were designed to bring it quickly from China.