What Is There for Lunch?

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1 5 What Is There for Lunch? New Language 5.30 Soup Which foods do you like? Which foods don t you like? Appetizers bean soup seafood (shrimp) dip Main Dishes meat (steak) chicken pasta fish (salmon) Salad Beverages mixed green salad orange or apple juice coffee tea 32 10_Unit5_DosSantos_SB2_03.indd 32

2 Any Dessert? Do you want any dessert? 5.31 I d like some cheesecake, please. I don t want any dessert, thanks. Desserts cake an up Language Check Answer true or false. 1. Dip is an appetizer. 2. Apple pie is a main dish. 3. Salmon is a kind of meat. 4. The woman doesn t want dessert. Practice 5.33 ice cream apple pie Pronunciation 5.32 Listen and repeat. Notice the sounds for ch and sh. cheese chicken fish dish Ask and answer. 1. A: What would you like? B: I d like some soup and a salad, please. 2. A: Do you like coffee? B: I prefer tea. 3. A: Is there any apple juice? B: No, there isn t any apple juice, But there s some orange juice. 4. A: I d like some seafood. Do you have any shrimp? B: Yes, we do _Unit5_DosSantos_SB2_03.indd 33

3 5 Conversation 5.34 Mom, I m hungry. What s there for lunch? Mother: Well, there s some vegetable soup in the fridge. But I don t like soup. Mother: How about a nice turkey sandwich with some salad? That s not very exciting. Mother: Well, what do you want then? Can I order Chinese food and get some fried rice and shrimp? Mother: OK, if you like. Thanks. But there s isn t any soda in the fridge. Mother: Well, drink some fresh orange juice. It s good for you. About the Conversation 1. Is Greg hungry? 4. Does he want a turkey sandwich? 2. What is there for lunch? 5. What does he want for lunch? 3. Does he like soup? 6. What does he want to drink? Listening 5.35 Listen and check the dinner specials. Menu Specials Dinner Only Appetizers Main Courses Desserts Drinks salad chicken (BBQ) cheesecake fresh fruit drink soup steak (grilled) ice cream coffee shrimp fish (fried) fruit tea pasta 34 10_Unit5_DosSantos_SB2_03.indd 34

4 Grammar Expressions of Quantity: some/any Affirmative (+) Question (?) Negative (-) I want a hamburger. Do you want a hamburger? I don t want a hamburger. I want some fries. Do you want any fries? I don t want any fries. I want some juice. Do you want any juice? I don t want any juice. Note: Use some when offering something. A: Do you want some coffee? B: Yes, please. A: How about some coffee? B: No, thank you. Count / Non-Count Nouns Count Non-Count Count or Non-Count a hamburger two hamburgers some bread a salad or some salad an egg six eggs some tea a soup or some soup a slice of pizza three slices of pizza some chicken a steak or some steak A Make sentences. Use a/an or some. Follow the examples. banana / bag There s a banana in the bag. apples / box There are some apples in the box. rice / pot There s some rice in the pot. 1. salad / kitchen 2. ice cream / freezer 3. eggs / carton 4. french fries / bag 5. chicken / oven 6. orange / bag 7. soup / pot 8. meat / refrigerator B Complete the conversations using some or any. 1. A: Do you have tomato juice? B: No, we don t have. But we have orange juice. 2. A: Do you want coffee? B: No, thanks. I prefer milk. 3. A: Can I help you? B: Yes, please. Is there fish? 4. A: James, eat fruit. B: I m not hungry, mom. I don t want _Unit5_DosSantos_SB2_03.indd 35

5 5 C Ask and answer. A: Do you like fish? B: No, I don t. I prefer meat. 1. you you 3. the children 2. Luke 5. Kathy 4. You and your friend 6. Ben and Dina Writing You are opening a restaurant. Make a menu for your restaurant. Speaking Discuss with a partner or in a group. 1. What s your favorite food? 2. What s your favorite drink? 3. Which ethnic foods do you know? 4. Do you like spicy food? 5. What s your favorite place to eat? 6. What kinds of foods are popular in your country? 36 10_Unit5_DosSantos_SB2_03.indd 36

6 Reading 5.36 Curriculum Connection Social Studies/Cross Culture Which of the following foods do you have in your country? Which ones do you like? ETHNIC FOODS Ethnic foods come from one country, but many are popular all over the world. Here are some foods that you can find in most countries. Chinese Chinese food is popular in restaurants, for take out, or for home delivery. Chinese food comes in many varieties, but a dish usually has three or more ingredients and colors. Rice is part of many dishes. Mexican Tacos, tortillas, chili Tacos are one of Mexico s favorite foods. Tacos are prepared with beef or chicken and corn tortillas. Chili is a spicy stew, usually with beans and tomatoes. Japanese Sushi: rice, often with raw fish Sushi is the most popular Japanese food outside Japan. Fresh fish, rice, and soy sauce are light and healthy foods. Indian Curry: vegetables, meat, and spices Curries are spicy but healthy. Chicken masala is probably the most popular food item in England. The meat is in a creamy, spicy sauce. Italian Pizza: tomato sauce, cheese, and a variety of toppings Pizza is common in most countries and very popular with young people. It is quick to make and easy to deliver to homes. About the Reading World Link 1. Which foods are spicy? 2. Which foods use chicken? 3. Which foods come with rice? Find a menu on the Internet in English. Present it to the class. Explain the food items _Unit5_DosSantos_SB2_03.indd 37