At the Restaurant.

We continued talking about food and restaurants.

We reviewed how to order food and role-play the dialogue “At a restaurant”

It was ok. You did it well.

There are usually three courses on the menu:

Starters, Main Courses and desserts. And there are also drinks.

-       What are you going to have for starter?

-       I’m going to have prawns for starter.

-       What are you going to have for the main course?

-       I’m going to have steak and chips for the main course.

-       (steak /steik/ meat; not /stɪck/ a hockey stick or a glue stick!)

-       What are you going to have for dessert?

-       I’m going to have strawberry flan for dessert.

-       (for dessert /dɪssert/ not for the Sahara desert /desert/)

-       What would you like to drink?

-       We’re going to have coke.

We did a listening and learnt some adjectives to describe food.

Crisp- spicy- sweet- sour- tasteless-soggy-tough-tender

·         What’s the opposite of soggy?

·         What’s the opposite of crispy?

·         What’s the opposite of tasteless?

·         What’s the opposite of tough?

·         What’s the opposite of sour?

We also corrected your letters. And they are ready to be posted.

Why did only César do homework????

THIS IS HOMEWORK

Make a menu. Include three dishes for Starters, three for Main Courses, three Desserts and Drinks

AND ALSO, ORDER FOOD IN A RESTAURANT. A WHOLE (COMPLETE) MEAL.

Include what you are going to have for starter, main course, dessert and something to drink. You can use “I” or “we”. Because you can go to the restaurant with a friend.

Talking about homework, I’m glad you did it but you must pay attention and do your homework well. You had many mistakes.

Game 5

Player 1	9
Player 2	6
Player 3	8
Player 4	5
Player 5	6
Player 6	6
Player 7	6

Do this exercise. Listening Quiz. At the restaurant

See you on Tuesday!

Have a nice weekend and do homework!