Chapter 3 Food Talk Revision 2 16-02-2022

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 1

In a restaurant....

Program

• Warmer
• Common mistakes
• Worksheet: Restaurant talk
• Speaking
• Evaluation 

Today's goals

• You can spot common writing mistakes.
• You know how to order food in a restaurant.

Last week's homework: Writing

• Common mistakes
• Ik= I --> ALTIJD MET HOOFDLETTER, ook aan wanneer 'I' aan het einde van de zin staat.
• to vs. too
• to = naar
• too = ook
• live vs. life
• to live = werkwoord: leven, wonen vs. life= leven (zelfstandig naamwoord)

Last week's homework: Writing

• Doesn't/ don't --> er moet een ' tussen de n & t
• CAPITAL letters 
• In front of every sentence & use it for names!!!!
• Den Haag in het Engels?
• The Hague
• gonna = going to
• it is = It's & that is = that's 
• I am = I'm 
• cus/bcs= because

Last week's homework: Writing

• Dagen van de week --> altijd met hoofdletter geschreven =
• Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday

Warmer

• What is your favourite restaurant?
• Why?

How many types of meat/fish/seafood, fruit/vegetable and cooking methods do you know?

Worksheet

• This lesson is all about restaurants.....
• You'll get a worksheet. Do ex. 2 & 3 --> finished? do ex. 6
• Ex. 2?
• Explain the difference between the words, and then complete sentences with the words in bold.
• You are allowed to google the differences
• Ex. 3?
• Match the parts of a meal with their descriptions

Ex 2.

• a. ‘Bill’ is British English; ‘check’ is American English.
  
• b. A cook is someone who prepares and cooks food. A chef is a skilled, trained and usually the most important cook in a hotel or restaurant.
• c. A service charge is an obligatory fixed payment added to the price of the meal to pay for the cost of serving the customer. A tip a small, extra amount of money which a customer leaves for the waiter or waitress after paying for the meal.

Ex. 2

• d. A dish is food prepared in a particular way as part of a meal. It is also a container from which food can be served or which can be used for cooking. A plate is a flat, round dish (container) that you eat from.
  
• e. Eat in means to have a meal at home rather than in a restaurant. Eat out means to have a meal in a restaurant.
  
• 1. dish - 2. tip; service charge - 3. eat out
  
• 4. plate - 5. chef - 6. eats in; cook

Ex. 3

• 1. e 
• 2. f 
• 3. d 
• 4. b 
• 5. c 
• 6. a

Listening part

Let's do ex. 4, 5 & 6

Ex. 4?

Ex. 5?

Ex. 6?

Getting Started

Chapter 5 Getting Started on p. 58/59

Do ex. 1,2,3,4 on p.58/59

Done? Do ex. 6 --> from your handout/worksheet

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Ex. 4

• 1. tomato soup
  
• 2. grilled trout with boiled potatoes and vegetables, side salad
  
• 3. coke
  
• 4. apple pie

Ex. 5

1. ready 
2. have 
3. would recommend 
4. come with 
5. served 
6. sounds 
7. Anything 
8. make

Ex. 5

• suggest 
• room 
• just bill 
• Keep

Independent work: Ex. 5 & 6

• Try and finish ex. 5
• Read the dialogue (you just checked it...) and write the sentences at the right subjects.
• Ex. 6?
• Put the sentences in the right order --> We'll check it while listening to the audio.....

Ex. 5

• TAKING AN ORDER: Are you ready to order?; And for your (main course/dessert)?; Anything to drink? Can I take your order?
• ORDERING: I’ll have ...; I’d like the ....
  
• CHANGING AN ORDER: No, make that a ...
  
• ASKING ABOUT DISHES: What would you recommend?; What does it come with? Do you serve vegetarian dishes?

Ex. 6

1. What shall we order?

2. I recommend the ‘bouillabaisse’.

3. What exactly is it?

4. It’s a local speciality. It’s a stew made of different kinds of cooked fish, seafood and vegetables.

5. That sounds nice. What does it come with?

6. It’s normally served with grilled slices of bread.

Ex. 6

7. OK, that sounds fine. I’ll have it. And what are you having?

8. I’m having the same.

9. Some wine before your meal?

10. Yes, please.

11. Cheers, here’s to our new friendship.

12. I’ll drink to that.

Ex. 6

1. Are you going to have a dessert?

2. No thanks, I’m completely full.

3. Me too. Waiter, can we have the bill, please?

4. I’ll get this.

5. No, no. You’re my guest. It’s on me.

6. OK, if you insist. Let me pay next time.

7. No problem.

Before speaking: Restaurant

• Duo's
• You and your classmate are opening a new restaurant.
• What kind of restaurant is it? What food are you going to serve?
• Hand-out: Make a menu --> decorate it.
• 15 min

Speaking: ordering food...

• Restaurant role play
• Find another duo
• One duo is the waiter/waitress
• The other duo are customers
• Pretend you're taking an order/ Pretend you're at a restaurant.
• Tip: on the other p. of the menu you can find sentences
• Change roles
• There are 3 rounds

Evaluation

• What did you think of this lesson?
• Homework:

- Study theme words Chapter 3 on p. 170/171 --> book A

- Study ''4 Future (for plans and arrangements)'' on p.202 --> book B

- Study ''15 Plurals'' on p.209 --> book B