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UNIT 4 FOOD (LESSON A (Learn to talk about the food your want (Countable…
UNIT 4 FOOD
LESSON A
Learn to talk about the food your want
Countable and uncountable a/an, some, any
Countable
The countable names are those elements that can be contained one by one using the numbers.
Uncontable
The uncountable nouns are those elements that we can not count using numbers but using quantifiers or partitives.
Food
Beans, lemon, onions, steak, grapes, lamb, chicken
LESSON B
Learn to talk about the food you eat every day
Quantifiers: much, many, a lot /(of)
"Much" is used when we are talking about a singular noun. It is said for things that can not be counted, that is, for countless things.
"Many" is used when we are talking about a plural noun. It is said for things you can count on, that is, for accounting things.
"A lot" is used with both countable and uncountable names to indicate a lot, it is used in affirmative sentences.
Talking about food
LESSON C
Learn to arrive at and order a meal in a restaurant.
Changing what you say
A: No problem
B:Can we have a table by the window? A: Goog evening. Do you have a reservation?
A: yes, of course. This way, please.
B: no, we dont. We'd like a tablet for Four.
Lear to write a blog something you know how to do.
making the order clear
