Reading: Traditional English food

Unit 7.1.Food and drink

Lesson 11

Vocabulary: a sandwich , toast,a cake,a bun,tea,coffee,sugar,porridge,cheese,sausage, egg, salt, pepper,salad,soup,meat,  chiсken,fish,potatoes,tomatoes,vegetables ,bread,butter, biscuits, a drink,milk, weak/strong tea,cream,juice,cocktail,wine,coca-cola,mineral water Reading:Traditional English food Listening:Ordering a meal. Speaking:Make up a dialogue on the given situation: Phonetics: Letter combinations: qu, aw, ew, ow Grammar: Plural of nouns

Study the topical vocabulary. FOOD VOCABULARY

a sandwich, toast,a cake ,a bun, tea, coffee, sugar, porridge, cheese,sausage, egg, salt, pepper, salad, soup, meat, chiсken,fish, potatoes,tomatoes,vegetables,bread,butter,biscuits,a drink, milk,weak/strong tea,cream,juice,cocktail,wine,coca-cola,mineralwater,an ice-cream, fruit, have for breakfast,have light (big) breakfast , have for lunch,have for dinner,have for supper,dessert,have coffee instead of tea,be hungry,be thirsty,drink,eat,cook ,taste, pour, stir, make a cup of tea,wash up,be ready ,be over.

Instead of eat or drink we usually use have. Ex.. I want to have tea for breakfast.

Phrases:

I am hungry. I am thirsty.  What’s for supper? Can (could) you pass me the salt? Can (could) I have some…? I’d like … What would you like? Help yourself. Help yourself to sweets. With pleasure. / I’d love to. Some more coffee? No tea for me, thank you. Here it is. Here you are.How much is it? What about having a bite?,What about asking for more? Let’s drop into this small café