Would you like some sauce?
1 VOCABULARY
Food in the UK
A These are some examples of popular food in the UK. Match the words with the pictures. Then listen and check.
B What about you? How many of the things in 1A do you eat? Are they healthy or unhealthy?
C Find the names of six healthy things to eat. You’ve got one minute!
2 PRESENTATION
Would you like some sauce?
A What can you say about the photo?
B Listen to the conversation. How many ‘food and drink’ words can you hear?
C Listen again and follow the text.
The Kellys are having a barbecue in their garden. Jack and his mother, Sally, are there.
Mr Kelly: Jack, would you like a beefburger, a veggieburger or some sausages?
Jack: Er, could I have a beefburger and some sausages?
Mr Kelly: Yes, sure. Would you like some ‘special Caribbean barbecue sauce’?
Jack: No, thanks. I think I’ll have some ketchup.
Mr Kelly: What about you, Sally?
Mrs Ellis: I’d like a veggieburger and a baked potato, please, Mike. And I’d like some barbecue sauce, please.
Mr Kelly: OK.
Sadie: Would you like a drink, Sally?
Mrs Ellis: Yes, please.
Sadie: Lemonade or fruit juice?
Mrs Ellis: Could I have some lemonade?
Sadie: Here you are. Help yourself to some salad.
Mrs Ellis: Thanks very much.
Are these sentences true or false? Correct the false sentences.
3 GRAMMAR
Števni in neštevni samostalniki,
Could I have / Would you like + a/some …?
Look at the examples and complete the explanations.
4 PRACTICE
A Write complete sentences with a, an or some.
B Test a friend Write another sentence for 4A. Leave a space for a or some. Can your partner complete the sentence?
Would you like … rice?
C Work with a partner. Complete the conversation with these words.
Make a different conversation. Change what B says.
5 PRONUNCIATION
Weak forms
Listen and repeat the sentences. Practise the /ə/ sound in some, a, of, and.
1 Some peas, please.
2 A cup of coffee, please.
3 A glass of water, please.
4 Steak and chips, please.
6 LISTENING
The school canteen
A Look at the list of food, then listen to the conversation.
1 baked beans
2 baked potato
3 cheese
4 chicken
5 chips
6 pasta
7 peas
8 salad
9 veggieburger
B What’s everyone having for lunch? Listen again then put the names of the food from the list to the right person.
7 WRITING AND SPEAKING
Lunchtime
Use what you know
Imagine you’re having lunch in the canteen at Westover School. Work with a partner and write a short menu. Then act a conversation like this:
A: What would you like?
B: Could I have a baked potato with some cheese, please?
A: Would you like some baked beans too?