Unit 9 New Headway Elementary

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Unit 9:

FOOD YOU LIKE!

Unit 9:

Vocabulary

 Tea

 Coffee

 Wine

 Beer

 Apple juice

 Yoghurt

 Apple

 Cheese

 Chocolate

 Banana

 Carrot

 Tomato

 Chips

 Orange

 Pea

 Sausages

 Herrings

 Sardines

 Chopsticks

 Knife

 Fork

 Finger

 Food

 Fruit

 Course

 Meal

 Sea

 Control: (v): kiểm soát

 Environment: (n): môi trường

 Middle East: Trung Đông

 Move on: (v): tiến triển

 Transport: (v): vận chuyển, chuyên chở

Unit 9

Grammar:

1 Uncountable and Countable nouns

2 Like and Would like

3 Some and Any

4 Much and Many

1.Countable and

Uncountable nouns

Uncountable nouns

• Uncountable nouns are things

we can not count

• Uncountable nouns can only

be singular

Coffee Rice

Ex: Paper a newspaper

material for writing on

Food and Drink

2 Like and Would like

Like

• Like: enjoy

• Like: + noun

+ V-ing

Ex: I like classical music

He likes playing tennis

Note: Like+ infinitive means

“It’s good or right to do it”

Ex: Would you like a cup of tea ?

He’d like to be rich.

3 Some and Any

• Some is used in positive

sentences with uncountable and

• Some is used in questions

when we ask for things and

• Any is used in questions and

negative sentences with

uncountable and plural nouns

Ex: Is there any orange

juice ?

Are there any magazines on the table ?

4 Much and Many

• Much + uncountable nouns

• Many + plural nouns

How much ?

How many ?

How much money ? How many children ?

Too much

Too many

Too much money

Too many people

Going shopping

Exercise 1(p69): Talk about the picture

Going shopping

Exercise 1(p69): Talk about the picture

• There are some newspapers.

• There are some sausages.

• There’s some yoghurt.

• There’s some apple juice.

• There aren’t any tomatoes.

• There aren’t any carrots.

• There isn’t any bread.

• There isn’t any pizza.

Going shopping

Exercise 1 p69): Talk about the picture

• There aren’t many sandwiches.

• There aren’t many eggs.

• There aren’t many mushrooms.

• There aren’t many magazines.

• There isn’t much chewing gum.

• There isn’t much coffee.

• There isn’t much orange juice.

• There isn’t much rice.

Practice: Much or Many?

Exercise 1 (p70)

Complete the questions using much or many

• How many people are there in the

room?

• How much money do you have in your

pocket?

• How many cigarettes do you smoke?

• How much petrol is there in the car?

• How man y apples do you want?

• How much wine is there in the fridge?

Practice: Much or Many?

Exercise 2 (p70)

Choose an answer for each question in exercise 1

1 Twenty Nine men and eleven women.

2 Just fifty pence.

Practice: Much or Many?

Exercise 3 (p70)

Correct the sentences

1 How many apples do you want?

2 I don’t like ice-cream.

3 Can I have some bread please?

4 I’m hungry I ’d like a sandwich.

5 I don’t have much milk left.

6 I’d like some fruit please.

7 How much money do you have?

8 I have a lot of homework today.

Reading : Food around the World

FOOD AROUND THE WORLD

Exercise 2 (p70): Identify places or

nationalities in the photographs

India: Curry

Japan: sushi and tempura

Thailand: bananas in market

France: Café in Lyon

Venezuela: strawberries

FOOD AROUND THE WORLD

Exercise 2 (p70): Identify places or

nationalities in the photographs

China: rice harvest

Saudi Arabia: desert tribe sharing

meal

Sudan: rice

China: noodles

FOOD AROUND THE WORLD

Exercise 3 (p70): Write the correct

question heading for each paragraph

Paragraph 2: WHAT DO WE EAT?

Paragraph 3: HOW DO WE EAT?

Paragraph 4: WHERE DOES OUR

FOOD COME FROM?

FOOD AROUND THE WORLD

Exercise 4: (p70) Answer the questions

1 About 1 million years ago

2 Yes they do

3 Because they live by the sea

4 Because they live away from the sea

5 Germany and Poland

FOOD AROUND THE WORLD

Exercise 4: (p70) Answer the questions

6 Only one

7 They use their fingers and bread to pick up their food

8 Because it’s possible to transport

them from Chile or Spain

3 T: I quite like peas.

4 D: I don’t like tomatoes very

much

5 D: I don’t like cheese at all

Tape 9.2 (p67)

• Read and listen to the conversation

Tape 9.3 (p68)

Listen and check

No, thanks I don’t smoke

2 Do you like your teacher?

Yes, She’s very nice

3 Would you like a drink?

Yes, please Some coke, please

Tape 9.3 (p68 )

4 Can I help you?

Yes I’d like a book of stamps,

please

5 What sports do you do?

Well, I like swimming very much.

6 Excuse me, are you ready to

order?

Yes I’d like a steak, please.

Tape 9.4 &9.5 (p68)

Listen to the question and choose

the correct answers

1 Yes I’d like some fruit please

2 I like books by John Grisham

3 I’d like a new bike

4 I like cats, but I don’t like dogs

5 We’d like a bottle of French red

wine

6 No, thanks I don’t like ice-cream

Tape 9.6 (p69)

Listen and tick the things he buys

Orange juice Coffee

• He doesn’t buy

milk because Miss Potts sold the last bottle a few minutes ago

apples because Miss Potts

doesn’t sell them

Tape 9.6 (p69)

• He doesn’t buy

pizza because Miss Potts doesn’t have pizza on Thursday

bread because there isn’t any

cheese because Miss Potts

doesn’t sell it

Tape 9.7 (p72)

Listen and match each person with their favourite food

• Marian: Chinese food

• Graham: English cooked breakfast

• Lucy: Italian food

• Gavin: Indian food

• Sally: chocolate

Tape 9.7 (p72)

Answer these questions about the people Who?

• Graham travels a lot.

• Sally likes sweet things.

• Lucy had her favourite food on

holiday.

• Marian prefers vegetables.

• Graham likes food form his own

country.

Tape 9.8 (p73)

Listen and check

1 Would you like some more carrots?

Yes, please They’re delicious.

2 Could you pass the salt, please?

Yes, of course Here you are.

3 Could I have a glass of water, please?

Do you want fizzy or still?

4 Does anybody want more dessert?

Yes, please I’d love some It’s delicious

Tape 9.8 (p73)

Listen and check

5 How would you like your coffee?

Black, no sugar, please.

6 This is delicious! Can you give me the

recipe?

Yes, of course I’m glad you like it.

7 Do you want help with the washing-up?

No, of course not We have a dishwasher.

Tape 9.9 (p73)

Listen and compare your answers

1 Can I have cheese sandwich, please?

Yes, of course That’s 1.75.

2 Could you tell me the time, please?

It’s just after ten.

3 Can you take me to school?

Jump in.

4 Can I see the menu, please?

Here you are And would you like a drink to start?

Tape 9.9 (p73)

Listen and compare your answers

5 Could you lend me some money, please?

Not again How much do you like this time?

6 Can you help me with my homework,

please?

What is it? French I can’t speak a word of French.

7 Can I borrow your dictionary, please?

Yes, if I can find it I think it’s in my bag.

Roleplay: Exercise 4 (p70)

Work with a partner:

Make a shopping list each and roleplay conversations between Miss Potts and a customer

Speaking: Food around the

Speaking: Food around the world

Exercise 1 (p70)

2 Which foreign food and drink is

popular in your country?

 Pizza?

 Spaghetti?

 Coke ?

Speaking: Food around the

world

Exercise 5 (p70): Work in groups and

discuss the questions about the

country

1 What’s a typical breakfast?

2 What does your family have for

Speaking: My favourite food

Exercise 1(p72): Where is food come

from? Which do you like?

1. America: Chocolate

2. Italy: Spaghetti

3. India: Chicken curry

4. England: Full breakfast

5. China: noodles, rice, vegetables

Speaking: My favourite food

Exercise 4 (p72): What’s your

favourite food? Is it from your country or another country?

meals in your country.

meals in your country.

Everyday English: Polite

RequestsExercise 1 (p73):

What can you see in the photograph?

Everyday English: Polite Requests

Exercise 2 (p73): Match the questions

and responses

1 Would you like more carrots?

Yes, please They are delicious.

2 Could you pass the salt, please?

Yes, of course Here you are.

3 Could I have a glass of water, please?

Do you want fizzy or still?

4 Does anybody want more dessert?

Yes, please I’d love some It’s delicious.

Everyday English: Polite Requests

Exercise 2 (p73): Match the questions

and responses

5 How would you like your coffee?

Black, no sugar, please.

6 This is delicious Can you give me the

recipe?

Yes, of course I’m glad you like it.

7 Do you want help with the washing-up?

No, of course not We have a dishwasher.

Everyday English: Polite

Requests

Exercise 3 (p73): Complete the requests with

Can/ Could I ? or Can/ Could you ?

please?

Everyday English: Polite Requests Exercise 4 (p73): Practise the requests

with a partner.