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LISTENING AND SPEAKING PRONUNCIATION PRACTICE LEAD-IN LISTENING AND SPEAKING READING AND WRITING LANGUAGE IN USE UNIT TASK PRONUNCIATION PRACTICE SELF-CHECK WORDS AND EXPRESSIONS LIFE AND CULTURE

Lead-in Lead-in

Lead-in 1. Read and tick. ( ) food ( ) menu ( ) juice ( ) ball ( ) teacher ( ) book ( ) chicken ( ) fish ( ) tomato ( ) waiter ( ) delicious ( ) manager ( ) waitress ( ) cloudy ( ) beef

Lead-in 2. Look and complete. What kind of food do you like? I like fish and tomatoes.

Lead-in 2. Look and complete. Who are they? They are the _________, _______ and ________ of Meiwei Restaurant. manager waiter waitress

Lead-in 2. Look and complete. What can you see on the table? I can see a __________ and a glass of _________. menu juice

Lead-in 2. Look and complete. Does the boy like eating __________? Yes. He likes it. It’s __________. chicken delicious

Listening and Speaking Listening and Speaking

Listening and Speaking Dialogue 3. Look and tick. The waiter might say: ( ) a. Hello! Nice to see you! ( ) b. Welcome to Meiwei Restaurant!

Listening and Speaking 3. Look and tick. The waiter might say: ( ) a. Can I take your order? ( ) b. What’s your favorite food?

Listening and Speaking 4. Listen and match. Woman:___________________ Man:______________________ a chicken burger a hotdog

Listening and Speaking 5. Listen and complete. Woman:___________________ Man:______________________ a cup of coffee a glass of orange juice

Listening and Speaking 6. Listen, read and underline. Waiter: Sara: Excuse me, can I take your order? Yes. I’d like some beef steak. How would you like it cooked? Well-done or medium? Which is better? Medium is better, it's our specialty. Well, medium, please. Would you like a side salad? Yes, the tomato and onion salad, please. Anything to drink? Yes, a glass of orange juice. All right, wait a minute, please.

Listening and Speaking 7. Act and practice. Can I take your order? What would you like to eat / drink? Would you like ...? What about you? I’d like ... Yes, please. / No, thanks. I’d like ... / I’ll have the same. steak salad boiled dumplings noodles burger Foods

Listening and Speaking 7. Act and practice. Can I take your order? What would you like to eat / drink? Would you like ...? What about you? I’d like ... Yes, please. / No, thanks. I’d like ... / I’ll have the same. tea coffee Coca-Cola orange juice milk Drinks

Listening and Speaking 8. Talk and complete. Date: Table: Guest Number: Total: Thank you! Dish Amount Memo

Listening and Speaking Everyday English —Do you have a reservation? —Yes. The reservation is under Mr Li. Can I take your order? What is the specialty of the house? Do you want to separate check? 您有预订吗？ 是的，是以李先生的名字预订的。 可以为您点餐吗？ 餐厅特色菜是什么？ 您要不要分开付帐？

Reading and Writing Reading and Writing

Reading and Writing 9. Read and circle.

A B Reading and Writing 10. Read and guess. Coca-Cola is cheap. Orange juice is cheaper than Coca-Cola. Sprite is the cheapest of the drinks. A B Tomato & Onion Salad is expensive. Mixed Leaf Salad is more expensive than Tomato & Onion Salad. Fruit Salad is the most expensive among all the salads.

Reading and Writing 11. Read and choose. Name of the Restaurant Food Price Place (far or near school) Liyuan delicious more expensive nearest Haoyun more delicious expensive nearer Meiwei most delicious most expensive near

Reading and Writing 11. Read and choose. Hi, I’m Sara. I want to invite my friend to eat Chinese food. I want to find some delicious food. Can you help me? Hello! I’m Wang Yang. I want to have a birthday party in a restaurant. But I don’t have much money. Where can I go? Hi, I’m Li Xiaonian. I want to eat out with my friends. But it’s so cold. I want to find a restaurant near our school.

Reading and Writing 11. Read and choose. Zhang Qing’s Suggestion Sara can choose _________ restaurant. Wang Yang can choose _________ restaurant. Li Xiaonian can choose _________ restaurant. Zhang Qing’s Suggestion Meiwei Haoyun Liyuan

Reading and Writing 12. Read and write. The food in Haoyun Restaurant is more delicious than that in Liyuan restaurant. The food in Meiwei restaurant is the most delicious among the three. _______________________________________ _______________________________________ _______________________________________ __________________________ __________________________ __________________________

Language in Use Language in Use

Language in Use Grammar focus 形容词原形 形容词比较级 形容词最高级 规则变化 不规则变化 small smaller smallest wide wider widest hot hotter hottest happy happier happiest interesting more interesting most interesting 不规则变化 good better best many, much more most far farther farthest further furthest old older oldest elder eldest

Language in Use 13. Look and write. The PE teacher is introducing the sports in their school. (popular) (1) Volleyball is popular. (2) Basketball is more popular. (3) Football is the most popular.

Language in Use 13. Look and write. The salesgirl is introducing the goods. (expensive) (1) ______________________ ______________________. (2) ______________________ (3) ______________________ The red shirt is expensive. The green shirt is more expensive The brown shirt is the most expensive.

Language in Use 13. Look and write. A businessman is talking about his travel. (fast) (1) ______________________ ______________________. (2) ______________________ (3) ______________________ Bus is fast. Train is faster. Plane is the fastest.

Language in Use 13. Look and write. A teacher is introducing some of his favorite books to a student. (interesting) (1) __________________________________________. (2) __________________________________________. (3) __________________________________________. I think Old Man and the Sea is interesting. I think Little Women is more interesting. I think Harry Potter is the most interesting.

Language in Use 14. Discuss and write. Wang Yang is the tallest in our class. Li Dan is the youngest in our class. _______________________________________ _______________________________________ _______________________________________ ____________________________ ____________________________ ____________________________ ____________________________

Language in Use Vocabulary practice 15. Read and group. manager waiter manager fork menu juice coffee beef fish Coca-Cola waitress chicken waiter chopsticks knife customer people manager waiter waitress customer

Language in Use 15. Read and group. tableware fork chopsticks knife manager fork menu juice coffee beef fish Coca-Cola waitress chicken waiter chopsticks knife customer tableware fork chopsticks knife menu

Language in Use 15. Read and group. meat beef fish chicken manager fork menu juice coffee beef fish Coca-Cola waitress chicken waiter chopsticks knife customer meat beef fish chicken

Language in Use 15. Read and group. juice drinks coffee Coca-Cola manager fork menu juice coffee beef fish Coca-Cola waitress chicken waiter chopsticks knife customer drinks juice coffee Coca-Cola

Language in Use 16. Discuss and write. Suppose you run a restaurant. You need English menus for foreign guests. Now work in groups and make a menu. Then compare your menus and choose the most attractive restaurant for foreign guests.

Unit Task Unit Task

Unit Task Make a survey to compare three restaurants near your school. An American friend comes to your school. You want to invite him / her to eat out. You want to find a restaurant with reasonable (合理的) prices and good food. Now you need to make a survey and decide on a restaurant. 1) Choose three restaurants near your school. _______________ _______________ _______________ 2) Choose three kinds of food or drinks that are served in all the three restaurants.

Unit Task Make a survey to compare three restaurants near your school. 3) Ask your classmates and teachers about the food quality in the three restaurants. You may use the following sentence patterns. Do you like ...? Is it delicious? How about / What about ...? Is the food good? Is ... far from / near our school? How much is it? 4) Complete the following table. Name of the Restaurant Kind of Food Quality of the Food (delicious or not) Average Price Place (far or near school)

Unit Task Make a survey to compare three restaurants near your school. 5) Report the result of your survey. Among the three Restaurants, _______ Restaurant has the longest menu. The food in ________ Restaurant is the best; ______ Restaurant is the most expensive; and __________ Restaurant is the nearest to school. So I will choose _______ Restaurant to have dinner with my friend.

Pronunciation Practice Pronunciation Practice

Pronunciation Practice Listen and repeat. Fish and steak, fish and steak, Which would you like? Noodles and burger, noodles and burger, Which do you prefer? I think they’re very delicious! But I want fish and juice.

Self-check Self-check

I learned: Self-check ( ) bill ( ) service ( ) menu ( ) provide ( ) steak ( ) speciaty ( ) chicken ( ) expensive ( ) message ( ) waitress ( ) delicious ( ) chip ( ) meat ( ) salad ( ) eat ( ) medium ( ) cheap ( ) dish ( ) order ( ) waiter ( ) restaurant

I can: Self-check ( ) order food in English. ( ) read English menus. ( ) use different degrees of adjectives.

Words and Expressions Words and expressions

Words and Expressions v. 点餐 n. 饭店 菜单 果汁 男服务员 女服务员 菜 汉堡包 order restaurant menu juice waiter waitress dish burger

Words and Expressions n. (干) 奶酪 牛排 adj. 中等的；（牛排）五分熟的 （餐厅的）特色菜 鸡肉 咖啡 沙拉 便宜的 昂贵的 去饭店吃饭 cheese steak medium specialty chicken coffee salad cheap expensive eat out

Life and Culture Life and Culture

The Origin of “Sandwich” Life and Culture The Origin of “Sandwich” An English nobleman (贵族), the Earl (伯爵) of Sandwich (1718—1792), liked gambling (赌博). When he gambled he had no time for a meal. But he was hungry for some food. So he always ordered a waiter to bring him roast-beef between two slices of bread. With the bread, he wouldn’t get his fingers greasy (油腻的), and he could continue his gambling. Later, people named that fast food product sandwich after the Earl.

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