The document provides a lesson on ordering food at a restaurant. It includes objectives, a picture description, warmup questions, and a written dialogue between Juanita and customers Al and Bob. In the dialogue, Al orders a cheese omelet, pancakes, bacon and toast. Bob unexpectedly orders a hamburger and vanilla ice cream for breakfast. Juanita questions this order. The lesson also covers countable and uncountable nouns, and vocabulary about using "would" versus "want." Students do comprehension questions, activities practicing dialogue and a role play ordering from a menu.
The document provides a lesson on ordering food at a restaurant. It includes objectives, a picture description, warmup questions, and a written dialogue between Juanita and customers Al and Bob. In the dialogue, Al orders a cheese omelet, pancakes, bacon and toast. Bob unexpectedly orders a hamburger and vanilla ice cream for breakfast. Juanita questions this order. The lesson also covers countable and uncountable nouns, and vocabulary about using "would" versus "want." Students do comprehension questions, activities practicing dialogue and a role play ordering from a menu.
The document provides a lesson on ordering food at a restaurant. It includes objectives, a picture description, warmup questions, and a written dialogue between Juanita and customers Al and Bob. In the dialogue, Al orders a cheese omelet, pancakes, bacon and toast. Bob unexpectedly orders a hamburger and vanilla ice cream for breakfast. Juanita questions this order. The lesson also covers countable and uncountable nouns, and vocabulary about using "would" versus "want." Students do comprehension questions, activities practicing dialogue and a role play ordering from a menu.
This lesson will make the student learn the following:
1. Order a meal at a restaurant.
2. Proper way for queries and questions in a menu. 3. Countable and uncountable nouns and determiners. PICTURE DESCRIPTION What is happening in the picture? WARM UP
1. Do you usually eat at a restaurant? How about
fast food? 2. What food/s you usually order? Why? 3. Did you experience something terrible in a restaurant? LISTENING TO A CONVERSATION WRITTEN DIALOG JUANITA: Here’s your coffee, Al. And here’s JUANITA: Yes, today we have fruit salad. your water. AL: Okay, fruit salad and that’s all. BOB: Thank you! JUANITA: Fruit salad.How about you, Bob? JUANITA: You guys ready to order? What would you like to eat? AL: What do you like to have for breakfast? BOB: I would like a hamburger and ice JUANITA: Uhhm, you usually like to have an cream. omelet. JUANITA: Excuse me? AL: That sounds good. I’ll have cheese BOB: I would like a hamburger and ice omelet. cream, please. JUANITA: Okay, one omelet. JUANITA: A hamburger and ice cream for AL: Do you have pancakes? breakfast? Are you crazy? JUANITA: Yes, how many would you like? BOB: No, I’m hungry. AL: Three, please. And bacon. JUANITA: Okay, one hamburger. What kind JUANITA: Three pancakes and bacon. of ice cream do you want? Would you like toast? BOB: What kind of ice cream do you have? AL: Toast? Hmm, toast sounds good. Yes, JUANITA: I see, we have chocolate, vanilla three pieces of toast. and strawberry. JUANITA: Would you like anything else? BOB: vanilla, please. AL: Do you have any fresh fruit? JUANITA: Vanilla, okay. COMPREHENSION
How far do you remember?
1. What foods did Al order?
2. How about Bob? What did he order? 3. What were Juanita’s thoughts about Bob? 4. Were the foods ordered by Bob appropriate for breakfast? VOCABULARY
WOULD vs. WANT
Would - expresses a wish/request
(sounds more polite) I would like a black coffee.
Want - expresses a definite statement
(might sound rude sometime) I want a black coffee DISCUSSION ACTIVITY ROLE PLAY 1 GRAMMAR
COUNTABLE NOUNS - nouns or ideas which can be
counted Yes, three pieces of toast.
UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS - nouns that cannot be counted
I would like to add some sugar in my coffee.
NOUN MODIFIERS - an adjective before the noun that
describe its quantity one, twenty, some, few, many DISCUSSION ACTIVITY 1. He weighs nine stone. 2. That car cost me five thousand dollars. 3. I bought three dozen oranges. 4. India won by an innings and three runs. 5. His means are small but he has no debt. 6. Vermin not only destroy our property but also carry disease. 7. The roof of the house needs repairs. 8. He has no respect for his parents. 9. Both countries have withdrawn their forces. 10. Why are you always putting on airs? 11. We must all stand up for the common good. 12. He wouldn’t listen to my advice. TASK 1
*Spot all nouns in the dialog. Identify it is countable or
uncountable. Take note of its modifier. *Give 3 sentences that use countable and uncountable noun.
Fill in the blank.(choose the correct answer in the parenthesis)
1. ___ cats were trapped at the rooftop. (two,some) 2. There are _____ foods left. (few,one) 3. Let us order _____ drinks. (much,some) REPLAY Listen the last part of the video and practice! TASK 2 Practice the following:
What do you like to have You usually like to
for breakfast?. have an omelet.
Okay, one omelet. Do you have pancakes?
How many would you How about you, Bob?
like? What would you like to eat? ROLE PLAY 2 YOu are at the restaurant. Order a meal and use the menu below. (The teacher plays as the crew) SUMMARY ASSESSMENT