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j To eat well in England, have breakfast 17 three times a doy. W. Somerset Maugham, Bish writer 1 GRAMMAR countable / uncountable nouns; 2 VOCABULARY food a/ an, some / any ‘What did Sarah and Martin buy when they went shopping. yesterday? Write a, an, or some in the blanks. a Complete the crossword. 1 some __ sausages 6 _an orange 28 tere 7 pineapple 3 some eggs «8 _SOM@__potatocchips 4 some ____carrots 9 _some. cookies 5 _some__jam 10 _some ___milk 'b Write the sentences in the affirmative [¥] or negative[=Iform. 1 There's some cheese in the refrigerator Gl Theredsm'any cheese in thereftigerstor 2. There are some strawberries in our garden. i Therearen't any atrawberries in our garden 3 [didn't have an egg for breakfast. hadd an egg for breakfast 4 ‘There isnt any sugar in my tea ‘There's some sugar in my tea - 5 I didn’ eatany snacks yesterday G11 eat some snacks yesterday __. 6 There weren't any sandwiches in che kitchen. there Were some sandwiches in the kitchen 7 bought pineapple at the supermarket. Gi tdidn't buy-a pineapple at the suermarket 8 There was some bread inthe cupboard ©) There wasn't any bread in the cupboard © Complete the dialogue with a, an, some, or any. ‘8 What do we need to buy for our dinner party? Lets make ast. 1 Welsiwark tomate! a losagresomereed” some b Wrtethe words in he correct column, a apples bananas candy carats choclate cookies Be ee ed when siest comatoes? we there ‘mushrooms onions ofanges peas pineapple | 1any____tomatoesin the reigerator? potatoes potatochips sandwiches Strawberries B stseck Theres a_onor ut thee wet OS - Fi. _terotons Pt one on he it, on ae ‘A OK-tomatoes.\s there” Any. cheese? carrots candy 'B Yes.theres' some _ mozzarella cheese, so that'sperfect. ‘mushrooms | cookies | oranges ‘nessa? Sold wth he asgra ‘onions ___potato chips bananas 1B DK Thenweneddtobuy® a___tettuce. peas chocolate. | pineaple “A What about dessert? ls there" _any fruit? Ma ees ‘B. No, there st, Let's get "SOME _ strawberries. Se eee [eee 3 PRONUNCIATION the letters ea a Gircldthe word with a different sound. b (40) Listen and check. Then Tisten and repeat the words 4 READING Read the article and match the headings tothe paragraphs, “coconut water popsicles roast camel b Read the article again. Write T (true) co F (false). 1 The Bedouin people eat roast camelon special occasions, = T. 2. There are seven ingredients in the Bedouin meal, z Frank Epperson’s drink froze because the weather was cold, He sold his first ice pop when he was 29 years old. According tothe article, you. can find coconut water inal Coconut waterhasalot of sugar. FE Hoa 6 Guess the meaning of the highlighted words. Check in your dictionary. 5 LISTENING a Listen to four speakers talking about their favorite meal. Complete the meals. Speaker 1 Speaker2 chi tikka masala Speakers hotdog and fish Speaker 4 sweet and sour tofu and_Pork GIR, Listen again. Match che speakers othe sentences, Speaker 1 A Tofien eatit ouside Speaker? B Lalwaysorder rice with it, Speaker C thave it ata local restaurant. Speaker D leat ie when I visi my parents. USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Learn these words and phrases. dishes ingredients popeorn (food) to go delicious ‘comida para llevar delicioso vegetariano vegetarian eds turion food facts ‘The Bedouin people, who live in the deserts of Africa, sometimes prepare avery big real to celebrate SMIRG. The cook uses some egas, some fish, some chickens, a sheep, and a camel to prepare It. He Bf te fish withthe eggs, the chickens with the fish, the sheep with the chickens, andthe camel with the sheep. Then he cooks ailthe ingredients together in an enormous EMATn the ground 2 Pops! Iewasan SC caimini ae stan i 6 05. Sas Hk es ‘wanted to make a drink. Hepat tome seca etn serie eer to minit. Then he forgot about the drink and left it outside, That othe mixture i Eighteen years late, he made some more ofthe froze and a -an amusement park, ee them “ice = ce eee OB White gold Human beings are 70% water. With some people, the rest is collagen. Martin Mui, American actor and writer 1 GRAMMAR quantifiers: how much / how many, a lot of etc. a Complete the questions. Then complete the sentences. 1 He dacsn' put much alt om his food. (—How.much salt do How _much _ sugar ] How __many_ (emai mie || Gate | How _ much 2 om _ 4 He ara lot PY, Read the information and write questions. ee ‘ere. cuncs ot sugar in an orange, ‘he ae out ans arn of ona i '§-D4 ounces of satin about of cereal. | seapeanaarngaeviants “Tee a 16 ounces ftom aint 5S He doesn't do much exercise 6 She doesn't 1 Answer: 81 ounces. 2 How many calories are there in a banana Answer: About 125. 3, How many oranges are there ‘Answer: About 18. 4 How much salt is there in a bowl of cereal _? Answer:.04 ounces. 5 How many eggs are there in a carton , Answer: twelve 6 How much jam is there in a jar ? Answer: 16 ounces. 2 VOCABULARY food containers a Unscramble the words to make food containers. 4 ih b Complete the sentences with a container from a 1 She wasthirsty, so she bought a _can_ of soda 2 Doyouneed the scissors to openthe carton _ of juice? 3 Hetook the jar ‘of strawberry jam out ‘of the cupboard. 4 Thereisalarge bag __of potato chips on the table. 5 Wealwaystakea_bottle of water when we so fora walk 6 Ken feels sick becausehe atea big package of cookies. 7 Igavehera_box of chocolates say thankyou. 3 PRONUNCIATION (/ and /s/ a GieDthe word with a different sound. ee on fresh | Ss snake 2 sue S| 5 vee seine J ) | short information | SALE Listen and check. Then listen and repeat the words. © GEA Listen and repeat the sentences. 1 She saw Susan standing outside the study. 2. Shawn said sorry for singing in the shower. 3. Steve puts six spoons of sugar on his cereal 4 Sylvia spends Sacurdays in the shopping center. 4 LISTENING GEERT Listen to the radio program about food groups. Complete the examples of the groups. 1 carbohydrates: bread, pasta, TiCe_ potatoes 2 frits and vegetables: apples oranges, peas. carrots [3 protein:meat, eggs 4 milkand dairy: cheese, yogurt S fats and sugars: cake, biscuits. candy, chips b GQ Listen again. Fill in the blanks wich ‘one word. 1 Carbohydrates giveus energy © Frobecasil wepeables coovatn laspoeeas 3 Protein helps our bodies to SFOW and repair. 4 Milk and dairy are important for our bones and teeth —_. 5 You should eat fatsand sugars OMCe_or twice _aweek USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES: Learn these words and phrases. gold spoon sp vitamins fresh spoonful instead of Imagination is more important than knowledge. Albert Einstein, German scientist 1 GRAMMAR comparative adjectives 2 VOCABULARY high numbers a Write the comparative forms of these adjectives inthe a (GF@E_ Listen andGircld the correct numbers. correct circle. 1a ane sciieamer a 2 586 @ bad “beautiful cheap dry sad difficult dirty cold_far_wet high hungry comfortable thin good 3 2,670 9,905 QuD wdoubleconsonants er] 6 G43,83 553,830 7 C3150 1,350,000 ieee b KGS Listen and write the numbers in words. Pia” scehatied esl rete ie —iianaiceen 34,500 ‘our thousand, five hundred as a etiy sates or scien rtp Cae as Faas; | iepshecs Rommmad lac baslbcdaad bry ate Heeatiiel 6 575,600 five hundred and seventy-five thousand, six hundred 7 6290.00 stmilion, two hodred an fity ious ESRD, By Tomes lg inked tote ian 3 PRONUNCIATION or, sentence stress a. Write the words in the chart. more dificult nore comfortabl 1b Write sentences using the opposite adjective 1 Abikeis slower than a car. ee _ ‘Acar_isfaster thon a bike better bigger cheaper colder dirtier drier easier 2 Lions are smaller than tigers. Raplenier’ Haste dewey “Uirer” woz ‘Tigers are bigger than lions __ a r ; — 3 Brazilis werter than Argentina e © or.) pee — |@)' 4 January is longer than February. tree | fh | bid February is shorter than January ___ a 5. Alaptop is more expensive than an iPod. | cheaper| bigger | dir ‘AniPod ischaper than alaptop jes. | hime 6 Fridays are better than Mondays. L Mondays are worse than Fridays b GEE Listen and repeat Astove is hotter than a refrigerator. refrigerator is colder than a stove 8 Spanish easier than English Fnglish_is harder than spanish 5S LISTENING Listen to a conversation between a couple talking nue Fwo cities with the same name. Write T (true) or F (false) © GER Listen and underline the stressed words 1A pensilis cheaper than a pen. (China is bigger than Japan, More peoplelivein Birmingham, UK than Birmingham, US. The kitchen s dirtier than the living room, ‘Anapple is healthier than a cookie Canada is colder than Mexico. [Everest is higher than Kilimanjaro. AGEL Listen again and repeat che sentences. Copy the rhyehm. READING Read the sentences. Do you think they are'T (true) or F (false)? Then read the article and check. 1 There are fewer car accidents on Tax Day. E. 2. Elephants remember more than other animals. r | 3. South Americas bigger than North America, T 4. Margarine is healthier than butter E Guess the meaning ofthe Righlighte words (Check the meaning and pronunciation in your dictionary. Birmingham, US is bigger than Birmingham, UK. Birmingham, US is greener than Birmingham, UK. Birmingham, USis older than Birmingham, UK. Birmingham, US is wetter than Birmingham, UK. Birmingham, US is hotter than Birmingham, UK. USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Learn these words and phrases. contestants ko testo concursantes population pupyate poblacién prize “pra fremas approximately prok aproximadamente Ganar una compe a competi SED GD mes E Same myths 3 en te American Medco Assocation studied the ‘number of people ff in traffic accidents inthe US, they got a surprise, They discovered that there were more dangerous car accidents on Ta Day Tax Day is ‘every year around April, People in the US are busy ‘around this time! 1D comers tne trae ton ore igger than any other land mammal, The expression "an elephant never forgets” suggests that the bigger an anima’s brain is, the better that animal can remember things. Animal ‘researchers discovered that this is actualy true for ‘elephants! These animals can remember details about ‘areas of land as big as 1,200 square miles! there are 12 countries in South America including ‘Argentina and Brazil It has an Gi of 6,888,062 ‘square miles and its population is over 371,090,000. North America includes Canada and the US, but it also contains the countries of Central America. It covers ‘an area of about 95,401,198 square miles, and its population is almost 529 milion. This makes it bigger than South America. 4. expertshave dierent opinions about margerine and butter, and there isa bia aft about which ‘one is better for you. The truth is that margarine today is better than it was in the past because producers use a different type of vegetable ol, Butter stil contains ‘lot of animal fat, Margarine today contains less Fat Which makes it heatthier than butter. 1 VOCABULARY AND READING Look atthe menu and answer the questions. 1 Whichis the best appetizer for somebody on a diet? 2. Mushroom risotto: 2 What main course can a vegetarian have? 3 Can you have fruit for dessert? 4 How many types of coffee are there? 5 Dochildren pay the same as adults? Appetizers Chicken soup Simp cocktail Gale vegetables with low-fat cheese) Salads Tossed salad iV) | Seafood salad Main courses Roast beet served with roast potatoes and vegetables ‘Mushroom sotto with Parmesan cheese (VI Griled satmon served with French res and peas Desserts Frosh rut saad Chocolate brownie with eream Nw York cheesecake Beverages reed ies sods Calf erst rate Today's specials {$1995 (see the board forthe daly specials) 25% discount on children’s portions {V) Suitable for vegetarians 2 ORDERING A MEAL 1. Grilled vebetables . , sei let ‘Complete the dialogue with one word in each blank, ‘with Parmesan chease A Good evening. Do youhave a’ reservation .? Byes 4.tw0 5.00 $6.50 $9.25 $675 $5.50 9725 $19.25 $1150 $16.75 $695 $850 $825 $275 $275 $2.25 1b Underline the words or phrases you don't know. Use your dictionary to look up their meaning and pronunciation, B Yes,a% table _ for two. My name's Rlogina Morgan. A Comethis? way __ please. ‘A Are yootwadyto* onder ___? 8 Yes. The grled vegetables anc the mustroom risotto, please ct td _ ike the shrimp cocktail and then the roast beef, please ‘A Wat would you* like toarink? € * some water forme 8. Abottie of mineral water, please A‘ Tap_____or sparkling? B issperking OK? © Yes, sparking ‘A. Thankyou, mador. 8 Thenk you 3 SOCIAL ENGLISH Match the sentences 1-6 to the correct responses a-f. ‘What do you do on your biethday? Would you like a dessert? A decaf espresso. Can Luse your phone? Good news? ‘Could we have the il, please? Nocfor me, thanks Yes. Lgotthe job! ecmenrepecnat Yes, ofcourse, ‘The same for me, please ‘Yes, go ahead.

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