UNIT 9: PRACTICAL ENGLISH, AT THE RESTAURANT

WATCH THIS VIDEO AND GET READY TO VISIT RESTAURANTS IN A ENGLISH SPEAKING COUNTRY.

PRACTICAL ENGLISH, EPISODE 5

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1.-AN INVITATION TO DINNER, p. 134

2.- VOCABULARY: UNDERSTANDING A MENU, p. 134

3.- ORDERING A MEAL, p. 135

4.- THE END OF THE MEAL

• HOW TO ORDER FOOD IN THE UK
• VIDEO 1: AT THE RESTAURANT
•  AT THE RESTAURANT CONVERSATION
•  RESTAURANT CONVERSATION 
•  READING: HOW TO ORDER FOOD IN A RESTAURANT
•  HOW TO ORDER A COFFEE

9C COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES

 

We use a lot of adjectives when we speak. How do we use comparative adjectives? Are you ready?

VIDEO: COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES

VIDEO 2: MARK AND LUCY

COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES GRAMMAR EXERCISES

COMPARING FOOD+UTENSILS

VIDEO: SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES

WHAT IS A SUPERLATIVE?

COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES: ONLINE ACTIVITIES

9C HOW TO PRONUNCE NORMAL NUMBERS AND ORDINALS

 

CLICK, LEARN AND PRACTISE

ORDINAL NUMBERS FROM 1st to 10th

ORDINAL NUMBERS FROM 1st TO 20 th

LEARN HOW TO SAY BIG NUMBERS IN BRITISH ENGLISH

HOW TO SAY LARGE NUMBERS

BIG NUMBERS: ONLINE ACTIVITIES

UNIT 9: THANKSGIVING DAY

 DO YOU WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THANKSGIVING??

WATCH THE VIDEOS BELOW AND LEARN

THANKSGIVING HISTORY AND TRADITIONS

WHAT ARE TRADITIONAL THANKSGIVING FOODS?

UNIT 9 B FOOD CONTAINERS AND QUANTIFIERS

 FOOD CONTAINERS

CONTAINERS EXERCISES

QUANTIFIERS: EXPLANATION IN SPANISH

QUANTIFIERS: ONLINE ACTIVITIES

LISTENING: WHAT IS A VEGAN?

LISTENING: YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT

UNIT 9 HOW TO USE COLLOQUIAL "AIN´T"

 

The contraction "ain´t" appears in lots of songs. Watch the video to learn more about how and when it should be used. Hope you like it!!

AIN´T

Click on the link and listen to this  song by Jennifer López and see how she pronounces "I ain´t" (I´m not)

I ain´t your mama

UNIT9A FOOD VOCABULARY / COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

 

Click and practise:

BREAKFAST, LUNCH AND DINNER FOOD

VIDEO: COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS (ENGLISH-SPANISH) QUITE CLARIFYING

A/SOME/ANY GRAMMAR ACTIVITY

COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS: ONLINE ACTIVITIES

REMEMBER

CEREAL AND TOAST ARE UNCOUNTABLE IN ENGLISH. YOU CANNOT SAY CEREALS OR TOASTS.

1 I usually have cereal for breakfast. I often have a bowl of cereal.

2 I always have toast/some toast for breakfast. I usually have 1 or 2 pieces/slices of toast.