UNIT 5 FOOD FOOD Match the words and photos.

WISDOM OF THE DAY: “You are what you eat.” Anonymous Fish and
seafood
LISTENING COMPREHENSION ► □ Crab
□ Lobster
□ mussels
□ salmon
□ shrimp
□ squid
□ tuna

Veg-chickpea Tagine, a traditional dish

Meat
from Morocco, has many health benefits □ Beef
□ chicken
A Look at the photos. □ duck
Which one looks more attractive to you? Why? □ lamb
Which is healthier: tagine or fast food? □ pork

B Which of the two meals can have these effects on you:

a- High blood sugar b- shortness of breath c. lower short-term memory
d- more energy e- constipation f. strong bones and muscles Fruits and
g- strong immunity h- anemia vegetables
□ Avocado
►D Listen for details: Read the sentences. Then listen again to tell which is true □ beet
and which is false. □ cabbage
Alessandro Moretti thinks… □ cherries
1. most Slow Food members are Italian. □ cucumber
2. eating a slow food diet is hard for busy people. □ eggplant
3. a slow food diet has health benefits. □ grapes
4. many people today don’t know how to cook. □ green beans
5. you should learn your grandparents” recipes. □ lemon
□ mango
E Discuss the questions with your partner. □ melon
1. Do you like the Slow Food Movement’s ideas? Why or why not? □ peach
2. Do you eat a lot of fast food? Can you cook any traditional dishes? □ pear
□ raspberries
Food and diet □ red pepper
VOCABULARY ►Vegetables and Fruit Listen and repeat □ zucchini

LISTENING COMPREHENSION ►Listen and write each of these people’s

favorite foods.
Vegetables: Fruit: Jenny: ____________________________________________
1- Carrots 1- Tangerine Brenda: ___________________________________________
2- Cabbage 2- Grapefruit
Gran: _____________________________________________
3- Cauliflower 3- Lemon
4- Onions 4- Lime Mr. and Mrs. Dobson: ________________________________
5- Cucumbers 5- Orange
6- Broccoli 6- Grape GRAMMAR FOCUS ■ some / any
7- Brussels sprouts 7- Pineapple
• You use some in affirmative sentences.
8- Leeks 8- Banana
• You use any in negative sentences and questions.
9- Pumpkin 9- Honeydew melon
+ There is some cheese. There are some onions.
10- Zucchini 10- Avocado
– There isn’t any cheese. There aren’t any onions.
11- Spinach 11- Kiwi
? Is there any cheese? Are there any onions?
12- Mushrooms 12- Papaya
13- Green onions 13- Mango
14- Watercress 14- Apricot PRACTICE ■Complete the conversation with some and any. What do Sue and
15- Asparagus 15- Star fruit Tom decide to have?
16- Lettuce 16- Peach Sue: I’m hungry.
17- Green beans 17- Raisin Tom: Me too. Let’s make some sandwiches. Is there 1_______ bread?
18- Eggplant 18- Fig
Sue: Yes, there’s 2_____________ bread.
19- Peas 19- Prune
20- Celery 20- Date
Tom: But there isn’t 3_____________ cheese or ham in the fridge.
21- Corn (on the cob) 21- Apple Sue: That’s OK. I don’t like cheese or ham. Are there 4_______ eggs?
22- Potatoes 22- Pear Tom: Yes, there are 5_____________ eggs.
23- Tomatoes 23- Watermelon Sue: And tuna? Are there 6_________ cans of tuna? Tuna and egg sandwiches
24- Garlic 24- Plum are my favorite.
25- Green pepper 25- Strawberry
Tom: No, there aren’t 7_____________ cans of tuna.
26- Red pepper 26- Raspberry
27- Artichoke 27- Blueberry
Sue: But I can see a box of cereal. Do we have 8_____________ milk?
28- Rhubarb Tom: No, we don't have 9_____________ milk!
29- Cherry Sue: Oh, well. Let’s get takeout. We can get 10_____________ pizzas!
Nuts
30. Hazelnut 31. Walnut 32. Coconut 33. Brazil nut 34. Almond 35. Peanut 36.
cashew
Discuss: Do you eat vegetables everyday? Which do you eat most often? Which
of these fruit do you like most?

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VOCABULARY ► Cooking Verbs a. Listen and repeat.
CONVERSATION MODEL ► Listen and complete.
Server: Hi. Are you ready to order?
Ben: Yes. I’d like a 1____________ sandwich with 2_____________.
Server: OK. What would you like to drink?
1 wash 2 peel 3 grate 4 chop Ben: Can I have a 3_____________, please?
Server: Large or small?
Ben: Small, please.
Server: Anything else?
Ben: Yeah … Can I have a banana?
5 crush 6 beat 7 cut 8 slice 9 grease Server: Anything else?
Ben: No, thanks. That’s it. How much is it?
Server: It’s 4_____________ .
Ben: Here you are.
Server: Enjoy your meal.
Ben: Thanks.
10 break 11 stir 12 mix 13 knead 14 steam
CONVERSATION ►Ordering a meal
Waiter: May I take your order?
Customer: Yes. I’d like a hamburger and a large order of french fries, please.
Waiter: All right. And would you like a salad?
Customer: Yes. I’ll have a mixed green salad.
15 sauté 16 pour 17 weigh 18 boil Waiter:Ok. What kind of dressing would you like? We have vinaigrette, Italian,
and French.
Customer: Italian, please.
Waiter : And would you like anything to drink?
Customer: Yes. I’d like a large soda, please.
19 add 20 bake 21 stir-fry 22 grill
CONVERSATION ►Ordering a meal in a restaurant
A: Are you ready to order, sir?
B: Yes. I’d like cream of chicken soup, a grilled T-bone steak, apple pie and a
cup of coffee, please.
23 roast 24 barbecue 25 measure 26 fry A: How would you like your steak?
B: Well-done, please.
AT THE RESTAURANT ►Listen to a conversation. Look at these phrases for A: With baked potato or fries?
ordering a meal. Who says them: a customer (C) or a waiter (W)? Two items are B: Baked potato, please.
not in the conversation; can you guess who would say them? A: Will that be all, sir?
B: Yes, thank you
ORDERING A MEAL ►Practice part B with the recording.
--- Here is the menu. --- Can I get you anything to drink first? --- I’d like a bottle of
water, please. --- I don’t want an appetizer. --- I’d also like dessert. --- Are you LISTENING ► Raef "No One Knows But Me"
ready to order? --- I’ll have the seafood special. --- I’d like a four-cheese pizza. ---
How was everything? --- That was delicious. --- Can I get you anything else? --- Waterfall, ___________ down
Could we have the check, please? --- Keep the change. --- The tip is included. Wash away that guilty frown
Falling rain, rising ___________,
LEARN TO SAY PRICES So many things to get done
►Listen and number the prices in order. I am done, it’s your turn
3.00 / 2.50 / 10 / 1.50 / 5.20 / 12.75 I'm getting ___________, no time to burn
►Listen again and repeat.
►Listen to the conversations and write the prices. [Chorus:]
And no one knows but me, the power that I see
TIP: Say prices with the name (e.g. dollars) or with no name: 3.99 = three dollars And everybody thinks that I’ve gone ___________
and ninety-nine cents OR three ninety-nine. And no one knows but me, just thinking of what could be
And everybody thinks they're the one...but me
PRONUNCIATION ►Listen and repeat these contracted forms.
Rise up ___________! What you’ll see
I’d I’d like a bottle of water, please.
Oh, is this real or imaginary?
I’d also like dessert.
Shining bright, the night has come
I’d like the seafood special. The better ___________ has not yet begun
I’d like a four-cheese pizza. Here we are, lessons learned
I’ll I’ll have the seafood special. I am done, now it’s your ___________!

At a restaurant [Chorus]

GAP FILLERS IN ENGLISH CONVERSATION People think that I’m ___________, but I feel close to You
BUY TIME: Umm… Uh… Like…. Well… Actually…. Hold on a minute! / Well, you They don't see that I can love, but I know You do
know .../ Hang on a moment / Let me think! / How shall I put it?/ It's on the tip of No one knows just how I feel, only You see through to my ___________
my tongue...
Hands raised ___________, only You can see
Have a look at the conversation below with the use of filler expressions. For no one knows...but You and _______
Mom: “How was your day?”
Bob: “Uh, It was quite tiresome.”
Mom: “Oh! What did you do?”
Bob: “ umm..Slept like all day.”
Mom: Then you are tired of what?
Bob: “ umm..uh..er..tired of sleeping ! “