5. Read a piece of an interview with an astronaut Don Thomas, who has been to space four times. Fill in the gaps with some, any, no, a/an. See Grammar Reference P. 152 — Is food…

5. Read a piece of an interview with an astronaut Don Thomas, who has been to space four times. Fill in the gaps with some, any, no, a/an. See Grammar Reference P. 152 — Is food good in space? — It’s not really good, but it’s not horrible as well. We have 1) ............... fridges, so the food is freeze-dried. But not all! We have 2) ............... nuts, granola bars, biscuits in a natural way. — I know that you can’t have 3) ............... bread. — That’s right! We are allowed 4) ............... bread. But we have tortillas instead, though they are a bit different from normal ones. — What are the main problems with the space diet for you? — The main problem for me is that we don’t have 5) ............... fresh fruit, so it’s always a great treat for astronauts to get 6) ............... apple or 7) ............... peach with a cargo resupply mission. We can even get 8) ............... ice cream when it comes! There aren’t 9) ............... vegetables and greens as well, though we can now grow 10) ............... ourselves — since the first lettuce harvest in August 2015. But they are very few! — Do you have a choice of 11) ............... beverages? — We do! But you have to rehydrate most of them. — Now, how do you actually eat? — (laughing) That’s a good question! Most packages have patches or magnets to attach them to table. Then, we have special straws for drinks — they have clasps to prevent water from floating out! And, apart from a fork and a knife, we have scissors for eating. Can you guess why?!