23/11/20

pag 31, 32, 35 focus now

pag 17 grammar in progress

 

es 1 pag 31

Do you like fast food? Why/why not?

Yes, I do. I like it because I love their food.

 

Es 2 pag 31

What is the programme about?

It is about the healthy fast food recipes.

 

Es 3 pag 31

What are the main ingredients of the Spanish omelette?

They are eggs, potatoes, and olive oil.

 

Es 4 pag 31

1. Chops an fruit.

2. Slice four potatoes.

3. Boils the potatoes.

4. Mix some eggs.

5. Fry the omelette.

 

1. You can boil eggs. You can fry eggs. You can mix the eggs.

2. You can boil potatoes. You can fry the potatoes. You can slice the potatoes.

3. You can fry meat. You can slice meat.

4. You can slice cheese.

 

Es 5 pag 31

Ingredients:

• some fruit (bananas and strawberries)

• 1 cup of flour

• 1 cup of milk

• 1 egg

• some oil

Instruction:

• Chop the fruit.

• Mix the flour, milk and egg together.

• Put some oil into a pan.

• Put some of the mixture into the pan, make a pancake and fry it on both sides.

• Take out the pancake.

• Put fruit on top of the pancake.

 

Es 7 pag 31

1. The radio programme is called Food Today.

2. The Spanish omelette recipe is for four people.

3. Kate suggests we eat the omelette with salad.

4. The presenter wants to know a healthy recipe for pancakes.

5. Kate thinks is a good idea to eat ice cream with the pancakes.

 

Es 8 pag 31

I want to try pancakes because they seem delicious.

 

Es 11 pag 31

1. seat

2. fill

3. tin

4. hit

5. eat

 

es 1 pag 32

1. Where do you go out for a meal with your family?

   With my family I go out for a meal at the restaurant.

2. Where do you go out for a meal with your friends?

   With my friends I go out for a meal at a pizza place.

 

Es 2 pag 32

1. Which place is the air?

   B

2. Which place has a lot of modern technology?

   C

3. Which place is under the water?

   A

 

es 3 pag 32

Ithaa

1. What kind of food can you eat there?

   I can eat fish and seafood.

2. How much does a meal cost?

   A meal costs from 90€ to 200€.

3. How many people can eat there?

   For up fourteen people can eat there.

Dinner in the Sky

1. What kind of food can you eat there?

   I can eat traditional food of the place.

2. How much does a meal cost?

   A meal costs 30.000€ for twenty-two people.

3. How many people can eat there?

   Twenty-two people can eat there.

‘s Baggers

1. What kind of food can you eat there?

   I can eat only vegetarians dishes, so I can eat grilled pork with mushroom sauce of the spicy sausage.

2. How much does a meal cost?

   The main courses cost about 10-20€

3. How many people can eat there?

   Doesn’t say.

 

Es 4 pag 32

1. You choose your food from a computer screen. C

2. They use only local food to prepare dishes. C

3. You can see a dangerous animal when you eat there. A

4. You can choose from many places in the world. B

5. You can watch the world from above when you eat. B

6. There are more dishes at night than during the day. A

7. You can’t have the same dishes in each country. B

8. You can’t eat there if you are 149 cm tall. B

 

Es 5 pag 32

1. In my family we always have a three-course dinner.

2. Breakfast is my favourite course of the day.

3. I love this pasta dish.

4. My friends and I go out for a meal to celebrate our birthdays.

5. My favourite dish is fish and chips.

 

Es 6 pag 32

1. In my family we have two-course dinner.

2. Lunch is my favourite course of the day.

3. I love fish and chips dish.

4. My friends and I go out for a meal to celebrate our birthdays.

5. My favourite dish is pizza with sausage and chips.

 

Es 7 pag 32

1. fresh: fresco

2. delicious: delizioso

3. traditional: tradizionale.

4. Local: locale

5. vegetarian: vegetariano

6. spicy: speziata

 

es 2 pag 35

1. £2.15

2. €2.45

3. €4.85

4. 70p

5. €0.90

6. 35c

 

es 3 pag 35

Server: Hi. Are you ready to order?

Ben: Yes. I’d like a cheese sandwich with tomato.

Server: OK. What would you like to drink?

Ben: Can I have a cola, please?

Server: Large or small?

Ben: Small, please.

Server: Anything else?

Ben: Yeah… Can I have a banana?

Server: Anything else?

Ben: No, thanks. That’s it. How much is it?

Server: It’s £4.90.

Ben: Here you are.

Server: Enjoy your meal.

Ben: Thanks.

 

es 4 pag 35

Ordering food

1. Are you ready to order? Server

2. I’d like a/an/some.../Can I have a/ an/ some…? Costumer

3. What would you like to drink? Server

4. Large or small? Server

5. Anything else? Server

6. No, thanks. That’s it. Costumer

7. How much is it? Costumer

8. It’s… (+ price) Server

9. Here you are. Costumer

10. Enjoy your meal. Server

 

es 5 pag 35

1. How much is it?

   C Is four pounds sixty-five

2. Are you ready to order?

   F Yes, can I have a burger?

3. What would you like to drink?

   A A bottle of mineral water, please.

4. Anything else?

   B No, thanks. That’s it.

5. Large or small?

   D Large, please.

6. Enjoy your meal.

   E Thanks.

 

Es 6 pag 35

Server: Hi. Are you ready to order?

I: Yes. I’d like a pizza with sausages and chips.

Server: OK. What would you like to drink?

I: Can I have a natural water bottle, please?

Server: Large or small?

I: Small, please.

Server: Anything else?

I: No, thanks. That’s it. How much is it?

Server: It’s €14.

I: Here you are.

Server: Enjoy your meal.

I: Thanks.

 

Es 1 pag 17

              an umbrella

1. a rucksack

2. a suitcase

3. an hourly event

4. a tall tree

5. a university

6. a hand

7. a clever dolphin

8. an elephant

9. an honest girl

10. a unique talent

11. an ambulance

12. a big shark

 

es 2 pag 17

               This is a good book.

1. There’s a new message in the mail box.

2. I travel from Salisbury to Bologna every month for work.

3. A Have you got a scarf? B Yes, I have got an orange scarf.

4. I like the comics very much.

5. Oh, snow! Let’s build a snowman outside in the garden.

6. The price of the flight to London is quite cheap. It costs about 60 euros.

7. The sights of Rome are amazing to see.

8. The doctor says you cannot go to school.

 

Es 3 pag 17

1. We like fresh vegetables. Correct (non ci va l’articolo perché si parla di ortaggi in generale)

2. Kelly has got answer to your question. Kelly has got an answer to your question (risposta è singolare e perciò ci va l’articolo a)

3. Taormina is a Italian town in Sicily. Taormina is an Italian town in Sicily (si mette an perché Italian comincia con una vocale)

4. My favourite subject is Geography. Correct (perché si parla della materia geografia in generale)

5. Mia is a famous ballet dancer. Correct

6. Petrol is going to disappear in a short time. Correct

7. Where’s book about the Roman Empire? Where’s the book about the Roman Empire? (perché si parla di quello specifico libro)

8. It’s important to earn a honest salary in life! It’s important to earn an honest salary in life! (bisogna mettere an davanti a honest perché l’h è muta)

 

es 4 pag 17

Mrs Miller works for a very famous law firm. She is a lawyer’s assistant. She usually wears knee-length dresses, a jacket and smart flat shoes. She likes to match the colour of the jacket with the colour of the shoes. She always keeps a silk handkerchief and an umbrella in the handbag. She dislikes jewellery; she prefers handmade wooden necklaces. On Fridays, she takes her work clothes to the dry cleaner’s and picks them up on Monday mornings.

 

Es 5 pag 17

1. The train for Moscow is very comfortable and fast.

2. The tickets for the theater are on the table.

3. Miss Vane isn’t a journalist, she is a scientist.

4. Trees are important to have oxygen.

5. A Are the trees in your garden oak trees? B Yes, they are.

6. Sorbonne is a university in Paris. It’s famous all over the world.

7. A Whose are the three bikes in the garden? B I don’t know. I have got only a bike.

8. Ladies and gentlemen, it’s an honour for me to be here tonight in the wonderful Greek theater of Syracuse!