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Martin Sketchley 2012

ELT Experiences
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Vocabulary: FoodWith a partner, match the words with the picture. Use

a dictionary if necessary.


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PASS THE PAPER!


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NAME THE FOOD


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NAME THE FOOD


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NAME THE FOOD


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NAME THE FOOD


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NAME THE FOOD


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NAME THE FOOD


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NAME THE FOOD


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NAME THE FOOD


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PASS THE PAPER!


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NAME THE FOOD


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NAME THE FOOD


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NAME THE FOOD


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NAME THE FOOD


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NAME THE FOOD


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Meals With Your Family1. Who does:

the shopping?the cooking?

washing up?2. How often do you have breakfast/lunch/dinner?3. Do you have meals together or alone?4. Do you have meals:

in the dining room?

in the kitchen?in the living room?outside?

5. Are you vegetarian? Why/why not?6. How often do you eat out?


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Natural EnglishHave is more common than eat/drinkin the followingexamples:

What time do you have breakfast?

Where did you have lunchyesterday?

What did you have for dinnerlast night?

Shall we have a coffee?

NOT have the breakfast / the dinner.


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What the World Eats Read the articles about the Celik and Caven family and

answer the following questions:

Where do the families get their food?

Which family eat more fresh food?


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Countable & UncountableRULES EXAMPLES

Uncountable nouns have / dont have a pluralwith s.

Bread NOT breadsToast NOT toasts

Uncountable nouns are / arent used with asingular verb.

My toast is cold.This spaghettis nice.

Uncountable nouns are usually used with some/ a / an.

We need some bread.Ive got some oil.

Much / manyis usually used with uncountablenouns in questions and negative sentences.

Do you eat much pasta?I dont drink much coffee.

Much / manyis usually used with countablenouns in questions and negative sentences.

How many eggs did you buy?I dont eat many bananas.


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Natural English In informal English, people use a lot ofin positive and

negative sentences and questions. You can use much,many and any in negative sentences and questions.

Example: We dont drinka lot of / much / anybottled water.

We dont eat a lot of / many / anybiscuits.

Do you eat a lot of / much / anyfrozen food?

Whats the difference? We dont drinka lot ofbottled water.

We dont drinkanybottled water.


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Eating Habits: Survey Complete the survey by yourself first of all, then ask

other students about their eating habits.


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Grammar Review Complete the grammar exercises by yourself. If you

have difficulties, ask a partner for help.


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Homework: Uncountable &

Countable Complete the homework for tomorrow.

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