60 941 Food and drink food and drink 1. Putthe letters in the right order to make the food and drink words in the photos. : 1 ardbe bread 2 maj iv 3 nhyoe 4 yguhote ee & ba 5 febe 6 moroshums 7 7 8 ne 8 Imenadoe 9 daals 9 Se 10 Hinows 11 aatsp ” nit 12 spare im Se 13 kicenhe 4g 11. rorecontw < 15 loonsed 8 \ 16 meolns (Or oxford 3000" Cooking and eating ‘Match the definitions to a word from exercise 1 1 Asmall fruit that is black or green. You ‘can eat them or make oll with them to use in salads or to fry food i. 2 Atypeofted meat. 2 Aenld drink yon ean buy in a shap or eats 4. Ayellow vegetable. 5 Youuse ito make toast. 6 7 a olives ‘An animal and a type of meat. ‘A populartype of food from Italy. A type af fond made fram mille Feaften contains fruit 9 I's made from sugar and fruitand you eat icon bread ortoast. 10 Atype of fruit that can be green, yellow or red. 11 Small vegetables that are usually brown, orwhite. 12 Apopular type of food that grows in India ‘and China, countable and uncountable nouns Are the nouns countable (C) or uncountable (U)? 1 yoghaet 2 alemon 3 toast 4 pears 5 found — 6 honey 7 sweetcorn pasta — 9 avegetable 10 olives — 11 anegg _ 12. bread 15 mushrooms _4 Complete the text with a/an or ( ‘Ona typical working day I'm usually in a hurry and there's only time for*_— coffee and? yoghurt at home. I'm trying to eat more? fruit, sa Take: ‘apple ar8, pearta eatin the car. Iwork ina busy newspaper office and there isn't time fora longlunch. 1 get® sandwich and 7____ bottle of water irom the staffeanteen and, Thave them at my desk, [try not to eat between meals, but people often bring ‘cakes to work when it's their biethday, so sometimes Ihave? cakeand ® cup of coffee. Dinners my main meal ofthe day. That's usually something like chicken with ® salad or ® vegetables. Idon't eat after dinner, but do occasionally have * lass ‘ofmilk before I go to bed because I thinkit helps me tosleep. i te | ne > 5 Complete the conversation between Elizabeth (E) and the assistant (A) with some or any. E_ Hi, two chicken sandwiches on brown bread, please. A Sorry, wedon'thave* any chicken today. E Doyouhave? beef? A Letme check... Yes, there's? would you like with, beef. What 91) 92 93 94 Pur the words in the right order to make sentences, Each sentence has one extra word that you don’t need. 1 Ike / 1d / please / some / sandwich, /a 'd like a sandwich, p 2 some / there / Are / noodles / any? 3. an/ don't /eggs /We any / ave 4 bottles af water /zome/They/a/need. 5. yesterday / Mark any / made /cakes /some 6 there/Is/pasta/a/ any? 7 didn't/1/ some / this morning / have / breakfast / any weak sounds in some and any sa) Listen and put the sentences in each group in order (1-8). 1 a __ Isthereanyricein the cupboard? b 1 Thereisn't any rice in the cupboard. © __ Can Ihave some rice from the cupboard? d __ There's some rice in the cupboard. 2 a __ Isthereanymilkin the fridge? by __Thore fan't any milk inthe fridge, © __ Can Ihave some milk from the fridge? 1. There's some milk in the fridge. sai) Lisien again, Pause the listening and repeat after each sentence. B Talike# salad, please. But please don’t put 5 ‘tomatoes or onions in the sandwiches. A Anything else? E Yos, can Thaves ‘mushroom soup? A Ut course. And would you like?” ‘drinkst E_ Twobottles of Coke, please. A Timsorty, we haven't got cola ~ just water or lemonade. E_ Twobottles of lemonade then. Jean Very well Quite well__ More practice talk about food and drink. O° Oo Oo ‘use countable/uncountable nouns with some/any. 2 e oO a62 9.2 In the kitchen much/many and quantifiers 1 ‘Make present simple questions with how much/how many. 1 time / you / spend cooking How muck tine de you spend cooking? fruit/ you / eat 3 eggs /you / buy each week 4 feat juice / you / dink 5 mesa week /you /have takeaway food 6 calories /be /thereina pizza 7 salt/you / put on your food 8 ilk /be / therein the fridge Order the amounts from small to big alotof eRe notmany notmuch quite alot of some 1 2 3 4 5 Choose the correct answer to each question. 1A How much fruit do you buy each week? ‘h, we buy alot lor op fruit every week. How many eggs are there in the cupboard? None / Not much - | forgotto buy them. B A 6 A How many potatoes do we need for the soup? B Not many / Nota lot of-just three or four. 4. A How much money do you spend in the supermarket? B Wespend quitea lot/ much - food is very expensive. A How many recipe books do you have? B Some /A lotof, but not many - I don't like cooking, [A How much sale did you putin this snp? B Not many / Not much. Inever use a lot / alot ofsalt. (Or oxford 3000" 4 Choose the correct word or phrase to complete the article. How "many Imuch) money does it cost to stay healthy? Food prices today mean that ®some / much people in the UK are finding it difficult buy food. The Br Heart Foundation (BHF) wants people in the UK to ‘be healthy. They asked 2,444 people about the food they bought, and they found that Squitea lor of them / none (42%) didn’t have the money they needed to eat healthily. Doctors say that people need to eat *not many! a for of fruit and vegetables every day to stay healthy. The BHF spoke to adults who earn under £10,000 to find out Show many how much of them eat fruit and vegetables regularly The answer is 8 Jor af thw I nor amy, ‘because fresh fruit and vegetables are expensive, Good food is important for good health and the BAF hhas 7some / nor many ideas for people who don't have much / some money to spend on food, or for people ‘who just want to eat wall and save money. There's a ‘meal plan to show how two people can eat healthily for under £50 a week, ‘You don’t have to be a great cook ~ there are lot of a loc of simple recipes on the website to try 104 lor of None of the secipes use expensive ingredients and they don’t take "much / many time to ‘make, You can visit the BHF website and see people trying 12 some / none of the recipes in their own homes.inthe kitchen 5 Match items (a-h) in the illustration to words 1-11, Put 6 Iethe correct word: a, bore. across (X) next othe three things which aren't in the 2 Chip a agetallan win wale, illustration a oven b Gai oe 1 abow! “ 7 amicrowave 2 Here'sa__ to eat your soup. 2 afood-processor _@ anoven _ a spoon b fork kettle 3 afork 3. Putthe food on the _and take them to the table. 4 atryingpan @ saucepans b kettles plates 5 akeule 11 aspoon 4 Boil some waterin the 6 aknits a kettle b fryingpan —¢_food-processor_ 5 Wherearethe forthe soup? a plates b forks © bowls 6 Food cooks very quickly ina a kettle 'b microwave © spoon 7 Putthe vegetables in the and mixthem, 8 You eat with aknife and a bowl fork © plate 9. Frytheeggsin that frying. — Fj @ oven. ‘b bowl ¢ pan oe © STUDY TIP make labels to put on items around your homer ey o office, write the name of the item in English Each time you see o6 « the item, ook atthe label and practise saying the word, This is good way to help you remember the names of things that a you see or use every day rt = _ 7 Girclethe incorrect phrase. = 1 roast potatoes roast chicken 2 chopeartots choprice chop onions ~| 3 frylemonade frymushrooms fry eggs 4 bakepies bakeyoghurt bake cakes 5 mixfood inabow! mixfoodin a food-processor tub ua a fonk 6 boilwater boilbutter boil milk © 0 = Ox. tan ... very well Quite well_More practice talk about cooking. ° ° ° tak about quantifiers, O o oO 639.3 Vocabulary development (SEITEN say numbers 41a Write the numbers and dates next to the words. 1 five million 5,000,000 _ three quarters the fourteenth of uly nineteen sixty-seven three point nine eighteen per cent seventy-three degrees Celsius 1b 92 {)1iston and repeat the numbers and dates. 2a Lookat the facts and figures about Brazil, Write how we say the numbers and dates in bold. Facts and figures about Brazil Brazil is the world’s ®6th largest country. covers nearly a®¥% of South ‘America, and the coast of Brazil is €7,491 km long! More than 200,000,000 people live in Bri wie $87% of tv lve it towns and cities. The capital city Js Brasilia, which is home to around 2,700,000 people. Brazil's main language is Portuguese, Lut Brazil became an independent country in £1822. People celebrate Independence Day on 4@® September, which is a national holiday. Brazil is a popular place for foreign tourists. According to the World Tourism Organization, the number of visitors in 2012 was around/8.7 million. Many people {90 to Rio de Janeiro on the east coast. One of Rio's most famous sights is the statue, Cristo Redentor, which is 80 m high, atthe top of the Corcovado mountain. You can walk to the statue, but be careful in summer ‘when Rio's average temperature is between 25°C and, 'g0°c! —fifth_____ 93) Listen and sy the numbers and dates from the text 64| Ov Oxford 3000™ Weenie 3 Complete the food words by adding the 1 beef 9 noodl_s 2 b_ead 10 oli_es. 3 ch_cken u 4 hon_y 12 5 ja 13 6 bottle offemon: M4 sal_d 7 _emons 15. swe_tcorn 8 m_shrooms 16 yoghur_ Write the words in the correct column. bake boil bewis chop food-processor fork fry fryingpan kettle knife microwave mix oven plates roast saucepan spoon Kitchen equipment and utensils | Cooking verbs bowls Pur the numbers with the correct heading. bilion afifth fortymetres ataif milion ‘nu tent degrees Celsius nine poi severt nnought/zero degrees a quarter six centimetres a third thirtytwo per cent thousand theswelftnorMay 1 date:_2l se of Mu 2 decimal: 3. fraction: 4 height and length: 1: 5 large numbers: : 6 percentage: 7 temperature:9.4 inarestaurant 4. 94) Listen to the conversation in a restaurant. Circléthe correct answers, 1 They're inan Italian / Chinese | Mexican restaurant. 2 They are having breakfast / lunch / dinnerin the restaurant, 3 Jackorders fish / salad {soup for his starter. 4 Anna orders salad / pasta / fish tor her main course. 5 ‘They order a starter and a main course / astarteranda dessert a main course and a dessert. 5 Inckorders ane/ twa / three side dishes with hie main 7 They drink fruit juice / coffee / water with their meal 24 951)Listen andl complete the questions from the restaurant. 1 Wald you like 10 order lunch now? 2 astarter? 3 have the soup ofthe day, please? 4 havea mixed salad, please? 5 _____ have the pasta with mushroom 6 any side dishes with that? 7 have some riceand some steamed vegotablen? 8 _______ something to drink? 9 havea bottle of water, please? 'b_95i)Listen again and repeat the questions. Jean 192 (93) Ga Speaking and writing asking about and recommending aplace to eat 3a Choose the correct options. Hi Julia, How are you? Fvarything’s good with mem going to Bath on Sunday with James. | know you lived there and | op / want you can help me wth something it's James's birthday and 2’ looking / 00k fora nice restaurant to have lunch. What's your favourite / est restaurant? James loves Indian food. Do you know ‘anywhere / anyone with good Indian food? Also, where Is 5a good place / anywhere to eat with a nice view? Are the restaurants in Bath busy on Sundays? Do | 6need / should to book a table? Thanke for your hole! Harriet _ Put Julia's answers in the right order to answer Harriet’s questions. HiHarret _— Its an upstairs room in a beautitl old building with a nice view. (OK, have a brian time and let me know how it goes! Great to hear from you and I'm glad to hear yout wal ‘The waiters are realy friendly, too, so | think you should go there. My favourite place isthe Hole in the Wall Decause the food Is amazing, Out i's quite expensive, ‘There's a wonderful Indian restaurant called the Eastern Eye. I's popular, but you don't usually need to book because it has a lt of tables, lia Very well Quite well_More practice ‘ask about and recommend a place to eat. oO oO 9 ‘order food in a restaurant. 2 e oO 65