3. Do many of us drink tea properly? Do we take real pleasure in it? Do we know the benefits of our tea? Do we know how to choose tea beneficial for our body? How many species, varieties and useful properties of tea are there? Are people aware of dangerous chemically hazardous industrial ice tea?

4. u The aim of my research:  to investigate the effects of tea on the human body  to using the opportunity to review the process of making tea and its composition  to study of all the subtleties of tea  to compare home-made tea with industrial tea  to make my own tea drink recipe helpful.

5. I set the following objectives:  To get acquainted with the magic of brewing delicious and very useful tea drink;  To explore different national ways of brewing tea;  To discover useful features and learn in which cases the use of tea is harmful to the body;  To examine the composition of tea;  To compare chemical composition of some manufactured teas  To have fun enjoying the brewing and drinking tea.

7. Tea the drink the dry tea the bush

8. The names of tea in some countries

11. Tea in England

14. The English even have their own tea terminology: - "High tea" - "Low tea" - "Five-o-clock tea"

25. I like a nice cup of tea in the morning, For to start the day, you see, And at half past eleven, Well, my idea of heaven Is a nice cup of tea. I like a nice cup of tea with my dinner, And a nice cup of tea with my tea, And when it’s time for bed, There’s a lot to be said For a nice cup of tea

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