Eating habits

Chapter 3, Book 5BLongman Welcome to

English

Teacher: Donnaliu

chicken

bread

pork

beef

fish

rice

lettuce

broccoli

spaghetti

apple

hotdog

egg

noodle

grape

pea

sausage

UncountableCountables

s

s

s

s

s

s

a lot of

a few

some

a lot of a little

some

broccolis×

a few bananas

some oranges

a lot of grapes

a little broccoli

some spaghetti

a lot of chicken

a little a few sausages lettuce s×

a few

some

a lot of

a little

﹜｛＋ Countable noun (s)

Uncountable noun

+ Countable noun (s)

+ Uncountable noun

-What are we doing?

-You are having the lunch.

-I am having a little lettuce, some fish and a lot of rice.

- What are you having for lunch?

a lot of rice

some fish

a little lettuce

-What is she having?

- She is having a lot of pork and a little/ some spaghetti.

-What is he having?

-He is having a lot of beef and some / a few noodles.

Reporter: What are you having for lunch?

S1: I am having…

Reporter : What is she / he having?

S1: He/ She is …

Today I want to talk about my meals of a

day. As for the breakfast, I like having

_________ noodles, _________ eggs, and

___________ soybean milk(豆奶 ), they are very

delicious; As for the lunch, I’d like to have a

few beans, __________ eggs and __________rice

; As for the dinner, I like having

___________beef, __________ lettuce and a lot of

fish soup.

a few some

a little

a lot of some

a little

some

Correct (改错 )

1.He is having a few pork for dinner today.

2.I have had a little eggs this morning.

3. She is having some noodle.

4. They have had a lot of rices.

5. Sally is having a few peas, a little beefs.

a little

a few

noodles

rice

beef