Food and drink
1 VOCABULARY
Food and drink
Look at the pictures. How many words do you know? Listen and say the words.
2 PRACTICE
What about you? Make true sentences about things you eat and drink.
I like salad but I don’t like vegetables.
I never eat yoghurt.
3 PRONUNCIATION
/I/ /i:/
Listen and repeat the words.
/I/ milk chips fish drink live sit
/i:/ meat cheese tea see key speak
Try this!
How many ‘food and drink’ words can you make using these letters?
T B O M R U C H N E A S I F D S L K G
4 READING AND LISTENING
A survey about food
A Listen to the conversation. Which meals do they talk about?
B Listen again. Complete the ‘food’ words in the conversation.
5 READING
Tamiko’s report
Read Tamiko’s report and check your answers to 4B.
Food in the UK
I interviewed Joe Kelly. He’s 14 and he lives in Exeter. He has toast or cereal for breakfast, and fruit juice. At lunchtime, he sometimes has sandwiches, or he eats in the school canteen. He has pizza or a burger. He usually has a snack when he gets home from school, for example a packet of crisps. For dinner he has pasta, or meat and vegetables, or fish.
Joe’s favourite meal is steak and chips. But not all British people eat meat. 10% of people in the UK are vegetarian.
Some popular meals in the UK are: curry (that’s Indian), spaghetti bolognese (that’s Italian), pizza (that’s Italian too), chilli con carne (that’s Mexican), and fish and chips (that’s English!).
6 SPEAKING
What about you? Ask and answer questions about your meals.
Remember!
What do you have for breakfast?
I have cereal.
7 WRITING
Food in Slovenia
Use what you know
Write a short report about things you eat, and some popular meals in your country.
Title: Food in Slovenia.
Paragraph 1: I usually have … for breakfast.
At lunchtime I … .
When I get home from school … .
In the evening I … .
Paragraph 2: Some popular meals in Slovenia are … .