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This document provides a summary of a lesson on food vocabulary and grammar structures related to food. It introduces new food vocabulary words like vegetable, soda, tomato, and potato. It also covers grammar topics such as count and non-count nouns using food examples, the use of "some" and "any" in questions and negatives, and the difference between "how much" and "how many" when asking about quantities of food. Students were assigned related exercises to practice these grammar points.
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- 1. Tuesday 14 th April 2009 Unit 9: Food you like (Period 1 st - 12 th ) Teacher:
- 2. 1.New words: vegetable . soda tomato . potato French fries . orange juice lemonade . water mineral water . strawberry cheese . bread Meat/carrot . fish shrimp . mushroom apple juice . rice beer/ wine . yogurt
- 3. cheese . bread Meat/carrot . fish shrimp . mushroom apple juice . rice beer/ wine . yogurt
- 4. 2. Grammar: 1. Count/ noncount nouns - Count nouns: a book -> books A box -> boxes A country -> countries - Noncount nouns: fruit, bread, money, sugar, salt.. * an ice- cream -> ice- creams/ ice- cream
- 5. - Some: use in the affirmative Eg: - There is some bread in the blue box -There is some milk and wine in the fridge -There are some trees in the garden 2. Some and Any
- 6. Any: in negative and questions Eg: - There isnt any fruit on the table - Have you got any sisters or brothers? - I havent got any money. - Are there any oranges in the box? Yes, there are No, there arent
- 7. 3. How much and how many How much : use for uncount plural nouns Eg: - How much rice have you got? - How much milk is there in the fridge? - How much sugar do you need?
- 8. How many : use for countplural nouns Eg:- How many trees are there in his garden? - How many rooms are there in her house? - How many pens does he want?
- 9. 4. Would you like .? Would you like a drink? Yes, I would/ Yes, please. - Would you like a cup of coffee?/ a glass of beer? - Yes, I would like/ Id like.
- 10. 3. Exercise: in work book
- 11. Thank you