Lesson Plan #2

Theme: Looking for a nice restaurant

Vocabulary: Italian food, sushi, local

?something spicy ,
?something healthy,
?something quick
Phrases:

Are you up for a• __________?

Do you feel like some••

Do you want to have something•?•

That restaurant looks good

How about that one over there?

😊 Sounds good.

I’m up for that!

😐 I’m not really up for that… How about _____ , instead?

Pronunciation:
r|estaurant r|eally

Listening question:
What does Mike feel like having?

A. Hey, Mike! I’m starving. Wanna go grab a bite?

B. Sounds great. What do you feel like?

A. I don’t know. Something healthy, though…I’m still recovering from

the holidays.
B. How about some sushi, then?

A. Yeah, great idea.

B. Awesome, I feel like having some California rolls. Those are my favorite.

A. Mine, too! Let’s go!

Situation:
It’s lunch time and you’re starving. Invite your co-
worker out. You say, “Hey, care to join me for
lunch?” And she says, “Where do you wanna go?”

Correction:
I want to eat(V.) vs. I want to have something to
eat(N.)

Complication:
You’re going out to lunch and your friend is
vegetarian. He keeps saying, “Sorry. That doesn’t
really agree with me.” This means [I can’t eat that]

Homework:
Write a conversation. [A,B,A,B…] It’s your friend’s
birthday. Take him or her out for lunch. You say,
“Where do you feel like going for lunch? It’s my
treat!”