Clase - Food

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Beginner: Warm-Up
What’s your favorite fast-food restaurant?
My favorite fast-food restaurant is_________.
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Beginner: Vocabulary
Beginner: Vocabulary
Ice cream
Pie
Hot dog
Pretzel
Lemonade
Sub
Soda
Straw
Fork
Spoon

Beginner: Matching
Match the listed words to the images.
A. B. C. D. E.
Fork Pretzel Sub Pie Straw

Beginner: Vocabulary Practice
Fill in the blanks with the correct vocabulary words.
Spoon _____________ is a kind of dessert.

Lemonade You can drink beverages with a ___________.
Straw ____________ is made with lemons and sugar.
Sub A ________ is a very long sandwich.
Ice cream
You eat soup with a __________.

Beginner: Discussion
Complete the following sentences according to your opinion.
I … lemonade.
A. love
B. hate
C. Lemonade is okay.
I … eat sweets.
A. often
B. sometimes
C. never
I … hot dogs more than hamburgers.

A. like
B. don’t like
C. I like hotdogs and hamburgers equally.

Beginner: Pairing Phrases
Pair the verb in the first box with a matching phrase in the second box.
lemonade
salt
Add
soda
a hotdog
Drink
pepper
a sub
Eat
through a straw
ketchup
Beginner: Pairing Phrases

Beginner: Let’s Talk!
Doug: Welcome to Big Burgers. How can I help you?
Nicole: I’d like to have a regular hamburger, please.
Doug: Would you like ketchup, mustard, pickles, lettuce, and onions on
it?
Nicole: No, thanks. I only want ketchup, pickles and lettuce on it.
Doug: Okay. Would you like something to drink with your burger?
Nicole: Yes. I’d like a small lemonade, please.
Doug: All right. Your order comes to seven dollars and ten cents.
Nicole: Thank you!

Beginner: Let’s Talk! Follow up
Answer the following questions about the previous passage.
What is the name of the restaurant Nicole is at?

A. Happy Hot Dogs
B. Big Burgers
C. Faster Food
What does Nicole want on her hamburger?

A. ketchup, onion, and pickles
B. mustard, pickles, and lettuce
C. ketchup, pickles, and lettuce
What does Nicole order to drink?

A. a diet soda
B. a lemonade
C. a milk shake

Beginner: Categories
Match each word to its corresponding category.
Drinks Desserts Fast Food
Pie Sub Shake Ice cream Hamburger Hot dog Cookies Soda

Beginner: Minimal Pairs
Listen to the difference between each pair of words and practice
pronouncing each pair.
Cream Dream
Pie Lie
Sub Cub
Fork Pork
Ice Rice

Beginner: Who said it?
Match each sentence to its appropriate picture.
A. B. C.
I am eating a dessert.
I am drinking through a straw.
Beginner: Who said it?
This hotdog tastes great.
This ice cream is delicious!
I like this lemonade.

Beginner: Related Lessons
Provide each student with specific feedback on the areas that
need improvement based on today’s live session topic.
• Food & Groceries- Vocabulary (#0037)

• Food & Groceries- Present Tense Verbs (#0039)
• Adjectives and Prepositions (#0051)
• Fill in the Blank: "to have"/"to be" (#0067)
• The apple pie is our second dessert! (#0389)
• You ate 12 croissants for breakfast? (#0393)

Intermediate Lesson Content
Intermediate Lesson Content

Intermediate: Warm-Up
Name some popular fast food restaurants in your country.

Intermediate: Vocabulary
Intermediate: Vocabulary
Fries
Burger
Salad
Dressing
Soft drink
Chips
Milkshake
Napkins
Cookies
Deep fried

Intermediate: Matching
A. B. C. D. E.
Napkins Burger Salad Chips Cookies

Intermediate: Vocabulary Practice
Use the words below to create your own sentences:
Ex: Many people like to put ketchup on their fries.
Fries
Burger
Salad
Dressing
Soft drink
Chips
Milkshake
Napkins
Cookies
Deep fried

Intermediate: Synonyms & Antonyms
Match the synonyms & antonyms to each listed word:
Synonyms Word Antonyms
Briny Hungry Cold

Oily Salty Sweet
Delectable Hot Costly
Starving Greasy Disgusting
Inexpensive Delicious Dry
Scalding Cheap Full

Intermediate: General Discussion
• What kinds of foods are typically found in vending machines in

your country?
• How often do you eat fast food? In your opinion, do you eat it
more frequently than you should?

Intermediate: Let’s Talk
Neil: Boy am I starving! Let’s get some food. Where do you want to eat dinner,
Scott?
Scott: It doesn’t really matter to me. I’m not a picky eater. Just choose a place
that’s cheap.
Neil: Do you want to go to Biggie Burgers? It’s one of my favorites. It’s really
delicious and won’t take a bite out of your wallet.
Scott: It sounds familiar, but I don’t think I’ve ever eaten there before. What do
they serve?
Neil: They have hamburgers, hot dogs, chili fries, cheese sticks, milkshakes, and
sodas. Their portions are large, so you won’t leave there hungry.
Scott: Really? Okay, that sounds good. Let’s go there. I’m dying to eat
something.
Neil: Alright. I’m not sure what I’m going to order yet. Do you know what you
are going to order?
Scott: I’m going to order a hamburger with ketchup and a chocolate milkshake.
That’s going to hit the spot.
Intermediate: Let’s Talk! Follow up
• What’s the name of the place where Neil and Scott are going to eat?
• What types of food does the restaurant serve?
• What kind of place does Scott want to eat at?
• What are Scott and Neil going to order at Biggie Burgers?

Intermediate: Story Sequence
Put the sentences in the correct order to form a short story.
_ Craig ordered a double cheeseburger and fries.

_ Craig drove home feeling very full.
_ Craig was hungry and decided to get some food.
_ Craig ate his food at the restaurant.
_ Craig didn’t want to cook, so he went to a fast-food place.
Intermediate: Story Sequence
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Intermediate: Expressions & Phrases
Match the idiom to its meaning.
1) We have the greatest teachers. They

are the cream of the crop.
a) The best of a group; first choice

2) I don’t like tennis. It’s not my cup
of tea.
b) Something or someone that is
3) I don’t know how to solve this difficult to understand
problem. It’s a hard nut to crack.
c) To drink alcohol
4) If you start to hit the sauce in the
morning, you might have a drinking d) To be in big trouble
problem.
e) Something that someone enjoys or

5) She came in late for the meeting
does well
and now she is in hot water with
the boss.

Intermediate: Let’s Talk Pictures!
What are your thoughts about this picture?

Do you think it’s accurate or not? Explain.

Intermediate: Related Lessons

• Restaurant Vocabulary With Modals (#0109)

• Practice Correct Modal Use (#0111)
• The apple pie is our second dessert! (#0389)
• You ate 12 croissants for breakfast? (#0393)
• I will open my new restaurant! (#0396)
• Pronunciation: The /v/ (#0272)

Advanced Lesson Content

Advanced: Warm-Up
Name some foods that are found in fast food
restaurants and vending machines.

Advanced: Vocabulary
Fattening
Condiments
Wrapper
Mayonnaise
Noodles
Toppings
Portion
Greasy
Crumbly
Disposable

Advanced: Matching
A. B. C. D. E.
Crumbly Condiments Wrapper Noodles Greasy

Advanced: Vocabulary Practice
Use the words below to create your own sentences:
Ex: The food served at fast food restaurants is
Fattening usually fattening.
Condiments
Wrapper
Mayonnaise
Noodles
Toppings
Portion
Greasy
Crumbly
Disposable

Advanced: Synonyms & Antonyms
Match the synonyms & antonyms to each listed word:
Synonyms Word Antonyms
Smooth Crumbly Dry

Hot Creamy Disgusting
Flavored Greasy Bland
Brittle Seasoned Soft
Delicious Savory Cold
Oily Steaming Lumpy

Advanced: General Discussion
• Which fast food chain do you like the least? Why?
• Many people think that a lot of Americans are overweight because

they eat too much fast food. What is your opinion? Explain.

Advanced: Let’s Talk
Carol: Hey, Lynne. What time are we going to the mall? I’m asking because I have
something to do later this evening, and I don’t want to be late.
Lynne: That’s a good question. I thought we could leave around four o’clock. Is that
alright with you, or is that too late? I wouldn’t want to inconvenience you.
Carol: Yes, four o’clock sounds fine. It’s not too late at all. I have to be at my cousin’s
house by 7:30. We should have plenty of time. Did you want to grab a bite to
eat while we’re there?
Lynne: Yes, that sounds great. I have been craving pizza like crazy lately. What about
you, Carol? What do you feel like eating?
Carol: I want some Chinese food. I’ll probably get some orange chicken and an egg
roll or two. I’m feeling hungry just thinking about it.
Lynne: Yum! Chinese food sounds good right now. I love mall food. Too bad it’s not
good for you.
Carol: I know. I could eat it everyday. I was eating out about five times a week last
year, and I gained almost 10 pounds. So, this is going to be a special treat for
me.
Lynne: Are you kidding me? I would never have guessed that. You look exactly the
same as you always have. I think you might be imagining things.
Advanced: Let’s Talk! Follow up
• When was the last time you ate mall food? What did you have? Did
you eat with someone or were you alone?
• Why do you think some people eat fast food almost everyday when
they know it’s so unhealthy?

Advanced: Reading Comprehension
Fast food is cheap, convenient, filling, and generally tastes good.

Unfortunately, it’s not healthy. A single fast-food meal can contain
enough calories for an entire day. Eating fast food on a regular basis can
lead to a host of different health problems, both physical and
psychological.
Still, the temptation can often be hard to resist. Below are three tips to
help you choose healthier foods when eating at fast-food restaurants.
Make careful menu selections — Dishes labeled deep-fried, batter-

dipped, breaded, creamy, and crispy are usually high in calories,
unhealthy fats, or sodium. Try to avoid these at all costs.
Drink water with your meal — Soda is a huge source of hidden

calories. Try drinking water with a little lemon.
Eat mindfully — Pay attention to what you eat, and savor each bite.
Chew your food thoroughly and avoid eating on the run.

Advanced: Reading Discussion
• What is the main idea of this passage?
• How do you feel about eating fast food? Why?
• Imagine that a person ate one meal a day from a fast food
restaurant for a year. In your opinion, would that person inevitably
gain weight or not? Explain.

Advanced: Expressions & Phrases
Match the idiom to its meaning.
1) He had to give an important

presentation, but he was as
cool as a cucumber. a) A task that is easily done
2) I won’t charge you for fixing

your computer. It was a piece b) To be nice to someone because
you want something
of cake.
3) She’s been promoted to c) To be a good worker

manager, so now she’s the big
cheese around here.
d) To be very calm
4) You have done good work
here. You are really worth
your salt. e) An important person; the
leader or boss of something
5) If you want the weekend off
you might have to butter up
the boss.
Advanced: Related Lessons

• Restaurant Vocabulary With Modals (#0109)

• Practice Correct Modal Use (#0111)
• Identifying Key Words (#0165)
• Suffixes of "compare" (#0167)
• Questions with Who and What (#0207)
• Working Lunch (#0354)

Credits
Pictures: gourmet-eureka.com
uglydudefood.com
pizzaisdelicious.com
ibj.com
flyfmkingston.com
eating-in.com
bigjimsburgers.com
shanghaiist.com
surfwithberserk.com
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http://www.jupiterimages.com/Image/royaltyFree/97762420
tjdelicafe.com
jameystegmaier.com
mychinaconnection.com
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superstock.co.uk
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Content:
http://helpguide.org/life/fast_food_nutrition.htm
http://www.learn4good.com/languages/evrd_idioms/id-f.php3#bad egg

Disclaimer/ Descargo de responsabilidad:
This is the complete content for the lesson. It

includes both general and advanced slides. The
experience during each live session will vary
depending on the level of the class and not all
slides will be covered.
Este es el contenido completo de la lección. Se

incluye diapositivas general y avanzada. La
experiencia durante cada sesión en vivo
variará en función del nivel de la clase y no
todas las diapositivas serán cubiertas.

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Welcome!

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My favorite fast-food restaurant is_________.

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Fork Pretzel Sub Pie Straw

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Spoon _____________ is a kind of dessert.

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I … hot dogs more than hamburgers.

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Beginner: Pairing Phrases

Doug: Welcome to Big Burgers. How can I help you?

Nicole: I’d like to have a regular hamburger, please.

Nicole: Yes. I’d like a small lemonade, please.

Nicole: Thank you!

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What is the name of the restaurant Nicole is at?

What does Nicole want on her hamburger?

What does Nicole order to drink?

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Drinks Desserts Fast Food

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• Food & Groceries- Vocabulary (#0037)

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Intermediate Lesson Content

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Napkins Burger Salad Chips Cookies

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Match the synonyms & antonyms to each listed word:

Synonyms Word Antonyms

Briny Hungry Cold

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• What kinds of foods are typically found in vending machines in

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_ Craig ordered a double cheeseburger and fries.

Intermediate: Story Sequence

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1) We have the greatest teachers. They

a) The best of a group; first choice

e) Something that someone enjoys or

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What are your thoughts about this picture?

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Provide each student with specific feedback on the areas that

• Restaurant Vocabulary With Modals (#0109)

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Crumbly Condiments Wrapper Noodles Greasy

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Synonyms Word Antonyms

Smooth Crumbly Dry

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• Which fast food chain do you like the least? Why?