UNIT 9: PRACTICAL ENGLISH, AT THE RESTAURANT

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

1HOW TO ORDER FOOD IN THE UK

1 ENGLISH FOR TRAVELLING: AT THE RESTAURANT

2 VIDEO 1: AT THE RESTAURANT

3 AT THE RESTAURANT CONVERSATION

4 RESTAURANT CONVERSATION 

5 READING: HOW TO ORDER FOOD IN A RESTAURANT

6 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

VIDEO: SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES

WHA IS A SUPERLATIVE?

COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES: ONLINE ACTIVITIES

9C HOW TO SAY BIG NUMBERS

 

HOW TO SAY BIG NUMBERS IN ENGLISH. CLICK AND PRACTISE

TEXTBOOK, p. 234, activity 4

HOW TO SAY LARGE NUMBERS

SAY BIG NUMBERS 2

BIG NUMBERS EXERCISES

ZERO, OH, NIL...?

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

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.