8th-Module-2-Food-Shopping

Japanese lunchbox includes …

Greek lunchbox includes …

Italian lunchbox includes …

French lunchbox includes …
spinach

French lunchbox includes …
fried
bananas
rice &
beans

British lunchbox includes …
steak
olives

scrambled eggs
mashed potatoes
pickled vegetables
grilled chicken
roast meat roast beef
steamed rice
fried fish
baked dread
Translate into … …
I (don’t) eat …
because
I like …
I’m (not) fond of ...
I prefer … … …
I hate …
I don’t care for …

Food collocations
green
fruit salad
side
frozen
junk food
fast balanced
poor diet
healthy
four-course
home-cooked meal
light
rich
creamy sauce
spicy
raw
undercooked vegetables / meat
overcooked

2b Shopping
do the shopping
go shopping
buy / purchase … at the …
oneself / on my own
a (smart) buyer / a purchaser / a customer
to sell
a seller / shop assistant / cashier / salesman

2b Shopping
p. 28 Describe the picture
where and when the photo was taken
what / who is in the picture
what weather is (because ☺ is/are wearing)
what is happening
what’s your opinion about it

2b Shopping
p. 28
Describe the picture
where and when the photo was taken
what / who is in the picture
what weather is (because ☺ is/are wearing)
what is happening (people’s feelings)
what’s your opinion about it
… … This photo shows ………... . It was taken … one of the British cities on summer day.
In the photo we can see the street and the entrance of one of the famous shop. Besides there are a lot of people. The weather is good but not warm because ☺ are wearing warm jackets, coats and hats. ☺ are walking pass the shop, but ☺ is standing and looking at them. Perhaps he works in it. He looks …
I think it’s an ordinary / unusual photo about a typical day in Britain.

2b Shopping
p. 28 ex. 3
… larger size … -
… wash and blow-dry -
… … steak -
… from the oven -
… prescription… -
… size 5 … -
… long / short sighted -
… send first class -
… dozen of pink … -
… were caught … -
… July issue … -
… gold or silver -
p. 28 ex. 3
clothes shop
hair dresser’s
butcher’s
bakery
chemist’s
shoe shop
optician’s
post office
florist’s
fishmonger’s
newsagent’s
jeweller’s

Eating habits
Ex. 1 p. 32
… bar(s) of chocolate
… litre(s) of milk
… teaspoon(s) of sugar
… a pinch of salt
… slice(s) of cheese
… loaf(s) of bread

Eating habits
Ex. 1 p. 32
I think my eating habits are (enough) health / (too)
unhealthy.
I usually drink one or two litres of milk per week.
Also I usually take only one teaspoon of sugar in
my tea. Besides, I never add a pitch of salt to my
food. But sometimes, I can eat ….. bars of
chocolate per week and put 2 or 3 slices of
cheese in my sandwich.
Thus, I (don’t) try to have healthy eating habits

Eating habits
Ex. 2 p. 32
grate(d) cheese / carrots / beet / vegetables
melt(ed) butter / chocolate
beat (beat - beaten) eggs / cream
slice(d) bread / cake / cheese / sausage
pour(ed) sauce / coffee / tea / …
chop(ed) potatoes / bananas / …
peel(ed) onions / vegetables / …

Eating habits
Ex. 4 p. 32
steamed
fried fish
grilled
rare
medium meat
well done
fried
boiled eggs
scrambled
sparkling
still water
white
brown bread
In my opinion, eating / drinking _________ is (un)healthy eating habits.

I’d like to describe this picture. It shows … … .
I think this photo was taken in … … …
In this picture we can see … … … .
Also there are / is … … … who is/are Ving.
Besides, we can see … … … . They are Ving .. .. .. .
The weather is good because ☺ are/is wearing … … .
In my opinion, it’s a …. photo of any street in the … town or city.
Describe the picture p. 34

Phrasal verb: go
go after
go down with
go off
go without go up
go through

Phrasal verb: go
go after
go down with
go off
go without go up
go through
………………..

Phrasal verb: go
go after
go down with
go off
go without go up
go through
They can go without ….

Phrasal verb: go
go after
go down with
go off
go without go up
go through
The graph goes up ….

Phrasal verb: go
go after
go down with
go off
go with go without
go up
go through

Phrasal verb: go

Word formation: dis-|mis-

Word formation: dis-|mis-

Word formation: dis-|mis-