It’s

delicious!

Unit 7
What do/don’t you usually eat?
 BOOK!
• Write examples for each category.
COUNTABLE NOUNS UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

a courgette – courgettes oil milk

a pepper – peppers tea sugar
a tomato – tomatoes bread flour
a carrot – carrots rice
They have singular and They don’t have singular
plural. and plural.
• WHEN DO WE USE:

A / AN SINGULAR N. ?
PLURAL NOUNS
SOME UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

PLURAL NOUNS
ANY UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS ?
 a
some
some
some
 any
any
any
any
any
 any
some

some
any
some any
any
FILL IN THE GAPS: be a/ an some any
are _____
1. There ______ some
bananas.
2. There ____is ____
a bottle of
milk.
is _____
3. There ____ a radio.
some water.
is _____
4. There ____
5. There _____ _____ plants
are _____
6. There _____ somerice.

isn’t any
FILL IN THE GAPS: be a/ an some any
1. are _____
There _____ some pictures.
2. There ____ any milk.
isn’t______
3. There ____ a
is ____TV.
4. There ____
is _____
a packet of rice.
5. There ____ ______
apples. are some
6. There ____ _____
wine. i some
7, There ares________ things in the
bags some
 What dish is it?
• It’s a typical Peruvian dish.
• The main ingredients are:
fresh fish, lemon and onions. ceviche
• It’s tasty, spicy and healthy.
• You serve it with corn, sweet
potatoes and lettuce.
 What dish is it?
• It’s from Japan
• The main ingredients are:
rice, seaweed, avocado, Makis
salmon.
• You serve it in rolls with soya
sauce
WE EAT TOO MUCH SUGAR!

Unit
7/Lesson 2
 many a lot of

many
many many

much a lot of

much
a lot of much
 WATCH OUT!:
Countable noun Uncountable noun

a larg e qu a nt it y A LOT OF ?
MANY
a nt it y
MUCH ?
a ll qu
a sm
TOO MANY TOO MUCH ?
e s siv e ! !
Exc
 I can’t buy a
new bag.

I don’t have
much
……..money
It’s imposible
to walk here.

There
too many
are…………..
people.
 She has an unhealthy diet:

She eats too muchfatty food

…………..
too many
She eats …………………
biscuits, sweets and
chocolate bars.
 many
much
much
a lot of
A lot of
many
much
much
many
a lot of
Extra - Is there any butter? Yes, there is

Practice Are there any mushrooms? Yes, there are

No, there isn’t
Is there any soda?
Is there any cheese? Yes, there is
Is there a lettuce? No, there isn’t
Are there any carrots? Yes, there are

There aren’t onions

There’s milk
There’s some orange juice
There aren’t any bananas
There are some grapes
There is some meat
She eats a lot of vegetables

She doesn’t drink much diet soda

He eats a lot of pasta

He eats too many tomatoes

He doesn’t drink any soda

He doesn’t eat many vegetables

He eats too many hamburgers

He doesn’t drink any water

She drinks a lot of milk

She doesn’t eat many cookies

She doesn’t drink any coffee

How often do you go to a restaurant?

Unit 7
Lesson 3
 p l e f oo d
pre fer si m
I

We c a n ’t a ff o r d i t

teres ti n g
it look s in
oo d co o k
ou a re ag
Y
 FREQUENCY HOW OFTEN ….?
Frequency Adverbs
always – usually-
sometimes- never- …
Frequency Phrases
once a day
twice a week
three times a month
four times a year
carton
bottle
glass
slice
can
jar
bowl
piece
cup
 5 6
1 4
2
7 9

8
3
 OTHER COOKING ITEMS
oven

frying pan
saucepan
mug
Cooking
verbs
 CONVERSATION IN A
UNIT 7: RESTAURANT
 Usual
d i ent :
ingre
sugar
meat

vegetarian
 WAITER CUSTOMER
Good evening. I have a
Good evening, sir/ madam.
Yes, it’s table 5. Come this way, reservation. My name’s…
Excuse, me...
please.
Welcome to Good Airs I would a cup of tea
like…
a pizza.
cafe. to order now? an apple pie
o u l i k e tea or coffee?
u l d y the bill, please?
Wo any drink? Can I the icecream?
anything else?
have an apple pie?
Your order is coming right now.
Here’s your order, sir. That’s all, thanks.
W: Good evening, sir.
Welcome to “Good Airs”
restaurant.
C: Good evening. My name’s
Lee. I have a reservation for
8pm
W: Yes, I table for one. Come
this way, please.
C: Can I have the menu,
please?
W: Here you are, sir.
W: What would you like to order?
C: I’d like a American pizza, please.
W: What would you like to drink?
C: Can I have a glass of wine, please?
W: Red or wine?
C: Red, please.
W: Right. So that’s an american pizza and a glass of
red wine. Would you like a dessert?
C: Yes, please. I’d like a vanilla icecream.
W: Certainly.
C: Excuse me.
W: Yes, sir. Is everything ok?
C: Yes, everything was delicious. Can I have the bill, please?
W: Sure.