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Lesson Objectives:
1. To learn the vocabulary related to eating at a restaurant.
2. To identify modal verbs such as: would like/like and would prefer/prefer.
3. To use modal verbs to order food and drinks in a restaurant.
Fork
Menu Salt Glass
Image 3. Fork
Image 2. Menu Image 4. Salt Image 5. Glass
On the other hand, is necessary to know the vocabulary about the entrée or starter like chips,
soup, salad, spring rolls. About the main meal how meat, chicken, pork, fish, pizza,
omelet, burger with chips and salad and the desserts how apple ice, ice cream, chocolate
cake, fruit salad.
1. Complete the sentences with the words in the box.
Tea Entrée
Coke Dessert
We can confuse us easily between would like and like, both share a certain formal similarity, is
the present and the conditional of the same verb “to like”. However, between verbal forms
would like and like there is a difference in the meaning and use of this.
- I like reading.
- He likes reading.
- Does she like reading? No, she doesn’t like reading.
The would like is the conditional form of the verb “to like” and is integrated by the auxiliary
would and the infinitive verb short. This is an invariable verbal form all subjects.
For example:
The question with would like are elaborated by the inversion of the auxiliary and the subject.
For example:
We use the verb “to like” to talk about activities that we do regularly and enjoy doing.
For example:
The verb would like may be a more formal way of saying “want”. Also, is used to talk about plans
or imaginary situations that don’t exist today.
For example:
NOTE: The verb like can also be together by an infinitive, without affecting the meaning of the
sentence.
For example:
We use prefer to talk generally about likes, dislikes, what we want. While that would prefer is
used to be a little more specific.
We can use prefer when talking about something you like more in general.
NOTE: We can use both ways to say something without changing its meaning.
Image 17. Options
We can also indicate that we prefer one thing to another with the next form.
Subject + prefer + noun + to + noun
For example:
To say that we prefer to do one thing to do another we can use the next form.
For example:
5. Choose the correct form of the verb in order to write the correct
sentences.
Image 2. Menu
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logo.jpg
Image 3. Fork
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PNG.png
Image 4. Salt
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Image 5. Glass
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Image 6. Pepper
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friends.jpg
Image 7. Waiter
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Image 8. Plate
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content/uploads/2016/05/Plates-Free-Download-PNG.png
Image 9. Knife
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content/uploads/2017/07/wonderful-kitchen-knife-png-7514-kitchen.jpg
Image 10. Table
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