ELL 2035 Food

Warmup Questions P R N R N N N P R R R P R N 1. Wait till everyone is at the table before eating 8. Using your phone at the table 2. Wait till the oldest person eats first 9. Eat as quickly as possible 3. Put your napkin in your lap 10. Blow your nose if you have a runny nose 4. Say ‘Bon appetite!’ before starting 11. Hold your silverware like a pencil 5. Chew with your mouth open 12. Dishes are all shared 6. Slurp your noodles to show their good 13. Offer to pay or go Dutch 7. Tell people if you have to use the washroom 14. Hold your bowl off the table P R N R N N N P R R R P R N

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Warmup Questions 1. What kind of restaurant is good for a first date? Why? 2. In Korea, is it polite to eat a lot or a little on a first date? Who should pay? 3. If your food falls on the floor/ground, do you ever pick it up and eat it?

Food Vocabulary clams stuffed clams

Food Vocabulary cheesecake with raspberry coulis French fries or fries a seafood platter chocolate torte (cake)

The situation so far… Phoebe Joey Phoebe set Joey up on a blind date with her friend Sarah. Sarah is great: smart, funny, beautiful… but there was one small problem… 1. What was wrong with Sarah? 2. Was Sarah happy to have a second date with Joey? 3. Will Sarah see Joey again?

There are two words in bold. Circle the correct word. Example: It was love 1) at first sight / at first viewing

Answers nope out of nowhere big deal monster Enjoy! What’s mine is yours matter rules healthy two-way street Stop staring sorry

Discussion Questions 1. Would you eat food (delicious food) if it fell on the ground? 2. Would you be upset if your boyfriend/girlfriend took food from your plate? 3. What behavior is rude you do not like other people doing at the table? 4. Do you share everything with your boyfriend / girlfriend / friends? Why or why not? Is there anything you would never share or lend them? (your computer, your phone, your car, your favorite …) 5. If someone else is paying, do you usually order cheap or expensive food? Why? Is your answer different if you will never see the person again?

7. Phrasal Verbs set up (someone on a date) - to assemble - to establish - to introduce two people for a date take out (someone) - to kill someone - to remove something - to go out on a date go out go outside leave go on a date with someone