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Her ideas, her pletures, and her stories continue to teach, Inspire, and delight.vi | Contents fo 5 4a Food Back from the Market Fruit Vegetables Meat and Poultry. Seafood and Deli AGrocery Store. ‘Containers and Packaging Weights and Measurements Food Preparation and Safety Kitchen Utensils Fast Food Restaurant A Coffee Shop Menu A Restaurant ‘The Farmers’ Market Clothing Everyday Clothes : Casual, Work, and Formal Clothes Seasonal Clothing Underwear and Sleepwear. Workplace Clothing Shoes and Accessories Describing Clothes ‘Making Clothes. Making Alterations Doing the Laundry A Garage Sale Health The Body Inside and Outside the Body Personal Hygiene. ‘Symptoms and Injuries llinesses and Medical Conditions. ‘A Pharmacy. Taking Care of Your Health Medical Emergencies. First Aid, Medical Care 3 Dental Care. Hospital A Health Fair 66-67 68 69 70 n 72-73 74 75 16-77 78 79 80-81 82-83 84-85 86-87 88-89 - 90 91 1» = 92-93) 94-95 96-97 98-99 100 101 102-108 104-105 106-107 108-109 10 m 12-113 14-115, 116 W7 118 119 120-121 122-123,KO Back from the Market 8. vegetables Pair Dictation | Point to the vegetables. A: Write vegetables. 8: Point to the bread | 8: Please spell vegetables for me. A Point tothe fut, A Vegetables / Listen and point. Take turns.9. fruit 10. rice 11. bread 12. pasta 13. grocery bag 14, shopping list 15. coupons vmilk v bread v lettuce v grapes | Role play. Talk about your shoppi | A: Doweneed eggs? B: No, we have some. ables, but we need fruit | A: Dowe have any.|. apples 9. tangerines 9. bananas 10. peaches - grapes 11. cherries . pears 12. apricots . oranges: 13. plums grapefruit 14, strawberries lemons 15, raspberries limes 16. blueberries | pair practice. Make new conversations. | A: What's your favorite fruit? |B: Hike apples. Do you? A: [prefer bananas. 17. blackberries 18, watermelons 19. melons 20. papayas 21. mangoes 22. kiwi 23. pineapples 24, coconuts Ask your classmates. Share the answers. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 1. Which fruit do you put in a frit salad? 2. What kinds of fruit are common in your native country? 3. What kinds of frit are in your kitchen right now? raisins prunes figs dates a bunch of bananas ripe banana unripe banana rotten banana |9. celery 10. cucumbers 11. spinach 12, com 13, broccoli 14, cauliflower 15. bok choy 16. turnips lr practice, Make new conversations. Vegetables {0 17. potatoes 25, zucchini 18, sweet potatoes 26. asparagus 19. onions 27. mushrooms 20. green onions /scallions 28. parsley 21. peas 29. chill peppers 22. artichokes 30. garlic 23, eggplants 31. abag of lettuce 24, squash 32, ahead of lettuce Ask your classmates. Share the answers. 1. Which vegetables do you eat raw? cooked? | 2. Which vegetables do you put in a green salad? 69 3. Which vegetables are in your refrigerator right now?{@| Were h cette Beef 1. roast 5. beef ribs 13, lamb shanks 2. steak 6. veal cutlets 10. pork chops 14, leg of lamb 3. stewing beef 7. liver 11, bacon 15, lamb chops 4, ground beef 8. tripe 12. sausage 16. chicken 18. duck 20. wings 22. thighs 24, raw chicken 17. turkey 19. breasts 21. legs 23. drumsticks 25. cooked chicken | | More vocabulary [Ask your classmates, Share the answers, 1 vegetarian: a person who doesn't eat meat 1. What kind of meat do you eat most often? | boneless: meat and poultry without bones | 2. What kind of meat do you use in soups? | 70 | skinless: poultry without skin 3. What part of the chicken do you like the most?{ol Pelle poled 1. customer 3. scale 2. produce section 4, grocery clerk Canned Foods Dairy 17. beans 20. margarine 18, soup 21. sour cream 19. tuna 22. yogurt | Ways to ask for information in a grocery store | Excuse me, where are the carrots? Can you please tell me where to find the dog food? | Do you have any lamb chops today? 5. pet food 7. cart 6. aisle 8. manager Grocery Products Frozen Foods 23. aluminum foil 26. ice cream 24. plastic wrap 27. frozen vegetables 25. plastic storage bags 28, frozen dinner Pair practice. Make conversations. ‘A: Can you please tell me where to find the doa food? B: Sure It’s in aisle 1B. Do you need anything else? A: Yes, where are the carrots?aa (aig i A eat a ao 11 line 12. checkstand Beverages 32. apple juice 33. coffee 34, soda / pop | Ask your classmates, Share the answers, 1. Whatis your favorite grocery store? 2. Do you prefer to shop alone or with fiends? 3. Which foods from your country are hard to find? 13. cashier 15. cash register 14, bagger 16. bottle return 9) ‘Snack Foods Baked Goods 35. potato chips 38. cookies 36, nuts 39, cake 37. candy bar 40. bagels | Think about it. Discuss. 1. Isit better to shop every day or once a week? Why? 2. Why do grocery stores put snacks near the checkstands? | 3. What's good and what's bad about small grocery stores? 2310| Cee Ue uc LT) ii i) 1. bottles 2. jars 3. cans 4, cartons 5. containers } E l J | 7. bags 8. packages 9, shepacks 10, loaves 11. rolls 12. tubes | i 13. a bottle of water 17. a container of cottage cheese 21. a six-pack of soda (pop) | 14, a jar of jam. 18, a box of cereal 22. a loaf of bread 15. a can of beans 19, a bag of flour 23. a roll of paper towels 16. acarton of eggs 20. a package of cookies 24, a tube of toothpaste | - . = Grammar Point: count and non-count Pair practice. Make conversations. Some foods can be counted: an apple, two apples. low many boxes of cereal do we need? | Some foods can't be counted: some rice, some water. We need two boxes 74 | For non-count foods, count containers: two bags of rice.More UCC Cui OF} <= B, Weigh the food. . Convert the measurements. 5, a gallon of water 9, ahalf cup of raisins 6. a teaspoon of salt. 10, a cup of flour 7. a tablespoon of sugar 11. an ounce of cheese 8. a quarter cup of brown sugar 12, a pound of roast beef Volume Weight | _ 2e=Tpt 7 floz.=30mi Toz.= 2835 grams 9) 2pt=1at. 1¢=237 ml Agt= 1 gal Tph=47L Vgt.=.95L Vgal=379L 75to} Food|Preparation and Safety Food Safety A. dean B. separate ©. cook D. chill kyl 4, roasted turkey 6. stirfried beef Ways to Serve Eggs ® poached eggs 12, omelet | Role play. Make new conversa | A: How_do you like your eggs? B: | like them scrambled. And you? 2. What is your favorite way to serve meat? poultry? 76 | 1 ike ther hardboiled | 3. What are healthy ways of preparing meat? poultry? |. Askyour dassmates Share the answers 1, Do you use separate cutting boards?Food Preparation and Safety © ©. Slice the tofu B, Grease a baking pan. F, Spoon sauce on top. G. Grate the cheese, ©. Stir. N. Add the vegetables. Break 2 eggs intoa R, Mix the ingredients S. Beat the mixture Microwave-safe bowl T. Microwave for 5 minutes. 778 KO) Metra esis - can opener 9. wooden spoon, . grater 10. casserole dish steamer 11. gatlie press . plastic storage container 12. carving knife . frying pen 13, roasting pan pot 14, roasting rack . ladle 15, vegetable peeler double boiler 16. paring knife Pair practice. Make new conversations. A: Please hand me the whisk: B: Here's the whisk. Do you need anything else? A: Yes, pass me the casserole dish. 17. colander 18. kitchen timer 19. spatula 20. eggbeater 21. whisk 22, strainer 23. tongs 24. lid Use the new words. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30, 31 saucepan cake pan cookie sheet pie pan pot holders rolling pin mixing bow! Look at page 77. Name the kitchen utensils you see. ‘Ac Here's a grater. B: This isa mixing bowl.is hamburger 7. nachos 2 french fries 8. taco cheeseburger 9. burrito ‘onion rings 10. pizza chicken sandwich 11, soda 12, iced tea | Grammar Point: yes/no questions (do) Do you like hamburgers? Yes, | do. ‘Do you like nachos? No, ! don't. . plastic utensils 14, milkshake ). sugar substitute 15. donut = ketchup 16. muffin . mustard 17. counterperson . mayonnaise 18, straw . salad bar Think about it. Discuss. 1. Do you think that fast food Is bad for people? Why of why not? 2. What fast foods do you have in your country? 3. Do you have a favorite fast food restaurant? Which one?Peseta i 1, bacon i 2, sausage + BREAKFAST SPECIAL « 1 Served 6 a.m. to 11 am. 3, hash browns 4, toast Two egg omelet with one side 5. English muffin 6. biscuits 7. pancakes i 8, waffles 9, hot cereal 10. grilled cheese sandwich Served 11 am. to 2 pam. All sandwiches come with soup or salad 11, pickle 12, club sandwich | 13. spinach salad 14, chef's salad 415, dinner salad 16. soup 17. rolls 18. coleslaw 4 es Thousand Islan sanct 20. pasta salad ° flor 8 luv Cheese 21. fruit salad | Ways to order from a menu | Pair practice. Make conversations. I ike a gniled cheese sandwich wll | Mhave abou! of tomato soup. 8: Anything else for you? 80 | Could! get the chef’ salad with ranch dressing? A: Yes, Ill have a bow! of tomato soup with that.22. roast chicken | 23, mashed potatoes 24, steak | 25. baked potato 26. spaghetti 27. meatballs 28. garlic bread 29. grilled fish 30. rice 31. meatloaf | 32, steamed vegetables 33. layer cake | 34, cheesecake 35. ple 36. mixed berries 37. coffee 38. decaf coffee 39. tea 40. herbal tea 41. cream 42, low-fat milk Role play. Order a dinner from the menu. YOU prefer vegetable soup or chicken soup? A: Are you ready to order? You prefer tea or coffee? B: | think so. il have the coast chicken. | hich desserts on the menu do you like? ‘A: Would you also tike...? 83. high chair 5. to-go box 1. dining room 8, server / waiter 6. patron / diner 2. hostess 4, booth G. clear / bus the dishes A, set the table D. order from the menu B, seat the customer E, take the order H. carry the tray . pour the water F. serve the meal |. pay the check More vocabulary Look at the pictures. Describe what is happening. eat out:to go to a restaurant to eat take out: to buy food at a restaurant and take it A: She's seating the customer. B: He's taking the order, home to eat 827 A 11, bread basket 13. dish room 15. kitchen’ 12. busser 14, dishwasher 16. chef 21. soup bow! 25. saucer 28, steak knife 22, water glass 26. napkin 30. knife 23. wine glass 27. salad fork 31. teaspoon 24. cup 28. dinner fork 32. soupspoon Role play. Talk to a new busser. tsdirty. | Aa: Do the salad forks 90 on the left? fou aclean spoon right away. B: Yes. They go next to the dinner forks A: What about the...? 831e| BS eo 1. live music 3, lemonade 5. samples 7. vendors 9. herbs 2. organic 4, sour 6. avocados 8 sweets A. countLook at the pictures. What do you see? Answer the questions. 1. How many vendors are at the market today? 2. Which vegetables are organ 3, What are the children eati 4. What is the woman counting? Why? Q Read the story. The Farmers’ Market On Saturdays, the Novaks go to the farmers’ market. They like to visit the vendors. Alex Novak always goes to the hot food stand for lunch. His children love to eat the fruit samples. Alex's father usually buys some sweets and lemonade. The lemonade is very sour. Nina Novak likes to buy organic herbs and vegetables. Today, she is buying avocados. The market worker counts eight avocados. She gives Nina one more for free, There are other things to do at the market. The Novaks like to listen to the live music, Sometimes they meet friends there. The farmers’ market is a great place for families on a Saturday afternoon. 1. What's good or bad about shopping at a farmers’ market? 2. Imagine you ate at the farmers’ market, What will you buy?aS ae mats 1. shirt 2. jeans 3. dress 4. Tshirt 5. baseball cap 6. socks 7. athletic shoes A. tie Listen and point. Take turns. A: Point to the dress. B: Point to the Fshirt A: Point to the baseball cap.. blouse handbag skirt suit . slacks / pants . shoes 14, sweater 8 puton Ways to compliment clothes Role play. Compliment a friend. That's a pretty dress! + That's apretty dress! Green isa great color on you. Those are great shoes! Thanks! really like your... ‘really ike your baseball cap!Casual Clothes 1. ap 2. cardigan sweater 3, pullover sweater 4, sports shirt . maternity di More vocabulary - overalls knit top . capris . sandals Work Clothes 10. uniform 11. business suit 12, tle 13. briefcase Describe the people. Take turns. | a: Shes wearing B: Hes wearing auCePA MCSE Tel eli ele leant sed Exercise Wear 18. evening gown 22, shirt / hoodie 19, clutch bag 23. sweatpants 20. cocktail dress 24. tank top. 21. high heels 25. shor Ask your classmates. Share the answers, | Think about it. Discuss. 1, What jobs require formal clothes? Unifor Do you like to wear formal clothes? Why or why not? good and bad about wearin: TF 2: o you prefer to exercise in shorts 5? Wt of today’s pop 1. What's your favorite out 2.esa) 13. earmuffs 1. hat 5. winter scarf 9. parka | 2. (over)coat. 6. gloves 10. mittens 14, down vest | 3. headband 7. headwrap 11. ski hat 15, ski mask | i 4, leather jacket 8, jacket 12. leggings 16. down jacket 17. umbrella 20. rain boots 22, swimming trunks 25, cover-up 18, raincoat 21. trench coat 23, straw hat 26, swimsuit / bathing suit 19. poncho 24. windbreaker 27. sunglasses, Pair practice. Make new conversations. A It’s snowing, You should wear a scart |B: Don't worry. 'm wearing my parka. ‘A: Good, and don't forget your mittens. {Grammar Point: should | staining, You should toke an umbrella Its snowing, You should wear a scar. 90 I sunny. You should wear a straw hat.Men's Underwear “undershirt 4, boxer shorts thermal undershirt 5. briefs 6. athletic supporter / jockstrap Jong underwear B. (bikin) panties 16. garter belt 20. bra briefs 7 17, stockings 21. camisole Underpants suit 18. pantyhose 22. full sip ody shape / ~“ 19. tights 23. half slip | | More vocabulary ‘| lingerie: underwear or sleepwear for women | loungewear: very casual clothing for relaxing around | thehome Ce CUaN Trae lite ied) s Ce Unisex Socks Women’s Socks 7. ankle socks 10. low-cut socks 8. crew socks 11, anklets 9. dress socks 12, knee highs Sleepwear 24, pajamas 27. blanket sleeper 25. nightgown 28. nightshirt 26. slippers 29, robe ‘Ask your classmates. Share the answers. 1, What kind of socks are you wearing today? 2. What kind of sleepwear do you prefer? 3. Do you wear slippers at home? a12s Workplace Clothing 1. hard hat 4, Hi-visibilty safety vest 7. ventilation mask 9. bump cap | 2. work shirt 5. work pants 8. coveralls 10, safety glasses | 3. tool belt 6. steel toe boots 11, apron 12, blazer 14, polo shirt 16. bandana 18. cowboy hat 13. tie 15. name tag 17. work gloves 19, jeans | Pair practice. Make new conversations. | Use the new words. ‘A: What do construction workers wear to work? | Look at pages 166-169. Name the workplace clothing you see. 8: They wear hard hats and too! belts. AA: He's wearing a hard hat. 92 ‘A: What do road workers wear to work? B: She's wearing scrubs.23. helmet 24, jumpsuit uritypants ie 33, lab coat 2. face mask 34, latex gloves “Ask your classmates. Share the answers. 1. Which of these outfits would you like to wear? | 2. Which of these items are in your closet? 3. Do you wear safety clothing at work? What kinds? Medical Technician | Myers eel) eu 28. chef's hat 25. hairnet 26. smock 29. chef's jacket 27, disposable gloves 30. waist apron surgical Assistant 35. surgical scrub cap 37. surgical gown, 36. surgical mask 38, surgical scrubs |. Thinkaboutit. Discuss. } 1. What other jobs require helmets? disposable gloves? 2, sit better to have a uniform or wear your own | dlothes at work? Why? | 93een cc A. purchase 1. suspenders 3. salesclerk 5. display case B. wait inline 2, purses / handbags 4, customer 6. belts 13, wallet 17. shoulder bag 21. sole 14, change purse / coin purse 18. backpack 22. heel 15. cell phone holder 19. tote bag 23. toe 16. (wrist)watch 20. belt buckle 24, shoelaces | More vocabulary gift: something you give or receive from friends or family for a special occasion 94 | present:a gift Grammar Point: object pronouns ‘My sister loves jewelry ll buy her a necklace, My dad likes belts. ll buy him a belt buckle. ‘My friends love scarves. Ill buy them scarves.BTS TW Nee ry phoe department 9. bracelets . try on shoes eyelry department 10. necklaces 12, scarves D. assist a customer 29. oxfords 33. chain 37. clip-on earrings 30. loafers 34, beads 38. pin 31. hiking boots 35. locket 39, string of pearls 32. tennis shoes 36. pierced earrings 40. ring | Role play. Talk to a salesperson. £@hatto wear with this scart | A: Doyou have boots that would go with this skirt? atrings to go with the necklace. B: Let me see. How about these brown ones? havea belt that would go with my shoes? 1 Perfect. also need.. otalk about accessories 95A Describing Clothes 6. one-size-fits a 1. extra small 2. small 3, medium 4. large 5. extra large 7. erewneck sweater 11. sleeveless shirt 15, mini-skirt 8, Veneck sweater 12, short-sleeved shirt 16. short skirt 9. turtleneck sweater 13, 3/4-sleeved shirt 10, scoop neck sweater 14, long-sleeved shirt 18. long skirt Patterns 19. solid 21. polka-dotted 23. print 20. striped 22. plaid 24, checked 26. paisley | Ask your classmates. Share the answers. | Role play. Talk to a salesperson. | 1. Do you prefer crewneck or V-neck sweaters? | A: Excuse me. 'm looking for this Vneck sweater in large. 2. Do you prefer checked or striped shirts? B: Here’ a large. It'on sale for $19.99. 96 | 3, Doyou prefer short-sleeved or sleeveless shirts? |: Wonderful take it. m also looking for...