Listening/ Questions: What kind of burger did the customer order? Reading What size of fries? What kind of drink? Did she want the burger to stay or to go? How did she pay? Dialogue 1: • A: Can I take your order ? • B: I'd like a cheeseburger and fries, please.
Listening/ • A: Large, medium or small fries?
• B: Small, please. With extra ketchup. Reading Dialogue 2: • A : Would you like a drink? • B: I'll have a small coke, please. • A: Anything for dessert? • B: No, but I'll also have a small salad. Dialogue 3: • A: Would you like this to stay or to go? • B: I'll have to go. • A :That's six dollars and ten cents. • B: I'll pay by credit. Terms Definitions
a meal prepared and served quickly at a
VOCABULARY: Balanced diet restaurant
✓ Match the terms Homemade leftover food taken home from a
with their food restaurant definitions a way of eating that includes a variety of Doggy bag healthy foods from all food groups
Fast food a meal prepared at home
• Burgers and fries are yummy, but I don't eat them too often because they're considered Practice: __________. • We have extra pizza! Maybe we can save some for ✓ Fill in the gap later in a __________. with the correct • Eating healthy means having a variety of foods term: on your plate. This is called a __________. o Balanced diet • My mother makes a delicious__________ cake. o Homemade food o Fast food o Doggy bag • What Are Impersonal Pronouns? • An impersonal pronoun is one that does not refer to a specific person or thing. • These pronouns are usually used to refer to GRAMMAR: an unspecified person or people in general.
✓ Impersonal • EXAMPLES of Impersonal Pronouns:
Pronouns ▪ One ▪ You ▪ It ▪ They • Look at the following examples: One can always go to this restaurant to have delicious food. [ In this example, 'one' is the subject and it means everyone or people in general.] GRAMMAR: Eating homemade food can make one healthy. [In this case, 'make' is a transitive verb and 'one' is its direct object.] ✓ Impersonal Pronouns • Look at the following examples: They speak English in this part of the country. They do not respect teachers in some schools. [ In these examples, ‘They' is the subject and it means everyone or people in general.] • Look at the following examples: You really can't find anything in this shop. GRAMMAR: [ In this example, ‘You' means everyone or people in general.] ✓ Impersonal Pronouns • Look at the following examples: It is very cold today. (the weather) GRAMMAR: It is Saturday today. It is 5 o’clock somewhere. ✓ Impersonal Pronouns [‘It’ is one of the most commonly used impersonal pronouns in English. It can refer to many unspecified subjects depending on the context.] • Choose the most appropriate impersonal pronoun to complete each sentence. • __________ (It/They) is time for dinner! Practice: • __________ (There/One) should always wash their hands before eating.__________
✓ Impersonal • (It/Everyone) seems happy today.__________ Pronouns • (There/They) __________ say he travelled to Italy.
• __________ (It/One) can be difficult to learn a new language.
• Choose the most appropriate impersonal pronoun to complete each sentence. • __________ (It/They) is time for dinner! Practice: • __________ (There/One) should always wash their hands before eating.__________
✓ Impersonal • (It/Everyone) seems happy today.__________ Pronouns • (There/They) __________ say he travelled to Italy.
• __________ (It/One) can be difficult to learn a new language.
• What Are Indefinite Pronouns? • We use indefinite pronouns to refer to people or things without saying exactly who or what they are. • We use pronouns ending in -body or -one GRAMMAR: for people, and pronouns ending in -thing for things: ✓ Indefinite • EXAMPLES of Indefinite Pronouns: Pronouns ▪ Someone ▪ Everybody ▪ Something • Look at the following examples: ❑Everybody enjoyed the concert. ❑When I got out, I found someone GRAMMAR: waiting for me. ✓ Indefinite ❑It was a very clear day. We could Pronouns see everything.
ATTENTION We use a singular verb after an indefinite pronoun:
▪ Everybody loves Sally.
▪ Everything was ready for the party. • Unscramble the words to form sentences using indefinite pronouns.
something / lost / I / have
Practice: happy / made / cookies / everyone / ✓ Indefinite Pronouns / learn / something / new / always/I
decorated / party / for / we / everything/the
calling/ me /is/ the / phone/ on/ someone
• Unscramble the words to form sentences using indefinite pronouns.
I have lost something.
Practice: Cookies made everyone happy. ✓ Indefinite Pronouns I always learn something new.
We decorated everything for the party.
Someone is calling me on the phone.
✓ Fill in the gaps with the correct pronoun:
……….. ordered this sandwich. (it / someone)
………… don’t offer a discount on the website. (There /
They)
Practice: ……………….should always be clean. (It / One)
Can ……………….please set the table? (everything /
someone) ✓ Indefinite Pronouns Do we have ……………we need? (everything / anything) + ………………..say the new pizza place delivers in 30 ✓ Impersonal minutes! (It/They)
Pronouns Let's order pizza while ……………..starts clearing the
tables. (everything / someone)
Hopefully, ………………will be clean by the time it arrives!
(one / everything) ✓ Fill in the gaps with the correct pronoun:
……….. ordered this sandwich. (it / someone)
………… don’t offer a discount on the website. (There /
They)
Practice: ……………….should always be clean. (It / One)
Can ……………….please set the table? (everything /
someone) ✓ Indefinite Pronouns Do we have ……………we need? (everything / anything) + ………………..say the new pizza place delivers in 30 ✓ Impersonal minutes! (It/They)
Pronouns Let's order pizza while ……………..starts clearing the
tables. (everything / someone)
Hopefully, ………………will be clean by the time it arrives!
(one / everything) • Do you like the taste of fast food? If yes, what are some of your favourite fast food things to eat? SPEAKING • Who might cook homemade food for you? • Can you help make homemade meals at home? • Do you think homemade food can taste as good as fast food? • Which food is more fun to eat with friends and family? • We use the conjunction whereas to indicate a contrast between two facts or ideas:
• He loves foreign holidays, whereas his wife
WRITING: prefers to stay at home.
✓ Sentences • Whereas communication was slow and limited, with: today we have instant messaging and video calls. Whereas and While • Whereas means the same as while in sentences expressing contrasts: While I prefer homemade food, sometimes fast food is a quick and convenient option. We planned a beach vacation, while our friends decided to go skiing in the mountains. PRACTICE: • Connect the sentences using either ‘while’ or ‘whereas’: ✓ Sentences • She studied hard for the exam. Others spent with: their time on social media. Whereas and • The movie was funny. The ending was sad. While • We like sweet snacks. Our parents prefer salty ones. • A bike has two wheels. A scooter only has one. IC
