LESS O N S 5-6-7

Lead-in
What does the world eat for breakfast?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ry
1E1uzPSU0#action=share

D iscussion
Do you have a healthy diet?
What is a healthy/unhealthy diet?
A healthy/unhealthy diet includes
consists of

Reasons

and consequences
having an unhealthy diet.

for

Speaking

Imagine it is your last day on earth.

Describe your last supper (= dinner).

Reading

Speaking

Speaking
My favourite restaurant:

- Where is it? When did you go there?

- What type of food does it serve?
- Describe the place (decoration, etc.)
Has it got good or bad service?
Is it expensive/reasonably
priced/cheap?
Why would you recommend it?

H om ew ork /Reading
7 T 8 F 9 T 10 T 11 T 12 F

M O D AL VERBS
Giving permission: (1) / (2) / (3)
... / (4) .
Refusing permission: (5) .. / (6) .
Obligation: (7) .. (8)
Advice: (9)
must
is/are allowed
isnt/arent allowed
not
may
is/are permitted
permitted
can

should
must
isnt/arent

Lead-in
Watch the video and answer and

discuss in groups:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W
kX7Nal9UhM
Would you travel to other countries

just to try some new food?

Do you like trying new food? Why?
Why not?
What is the weirdest food you have
ever tried?

Speaking
What is your favourite drink?
Where and how often do you drink it?
Do you prefer tea or coffee?
How do you take it? (white/black,

strong/weak, with/without sugar,

decaf)
What drinks are traditional in your
country?

H om ew ork 10th N ovem ber

PET / READING
1B 2B 3A 4B 5A 6A 7A 8B 9A 10B
WORKBOOK p. 30
1. six food items: spaghetti, crisps, sauce,
steak, juice, yoghurt
two kitchen items: fridge, microwave oven
two cookbook items: list of ingredients,
recipe
four adjectives: simple, easy, traditional,
enjoyable

2. Short adjs: quick-quicker

Ending in y: healthy-healthier
friendly-friendlier
Long: enjoyable-more enjoyable
interesting-more interesting
expensive-more expensive
Irregular: good-better
bad-worse

3. 2 quicker 3 more interesting 4 healthier

5 more expensive 6 friendlier
4. 1. Crees que el vino es ms sano que la
cerveza?
2. Ella prefiere recetas ms tradicionales
3. La comida sana es ms cara que la
comida basura?

Q uestions 10th N ovem ber

AS vs LIKE (main uses)

AS + subject + verb
I only drink tea, as the British do
like the British do*
(informal / AmEng)

LIKE + noun / pronoun

I only drink tea, like the British
like you

 MUCH (main uses)

much + uncount. noun (- / ? sentences)
I dont drink much tea
How much tea do you drink?
much + comparatives
She drinks much more tea than you
She is much more polite than you
We are much friendlier than the other team
*Much vs very/really [very/really + adj]
She is much pretty (INCORRECT)
She is very/really pretty (CORRECT)

W arm er:W ho is/has( )the -est?

Get in groups of 3-4. Ask and answer
questions
to guess
Who is the oldest/the youngest?
Who has the largest/the smallest feet?
Who eat the most/the least?
Who listens to the most music/reads the most?
Who has the most/least patient?
Who has the largest/smallest family?
Who is the oldest/youngest/middle child? Who
is an only child?

Speaking:M y m ost precious

thing
What is it?
When did you get it? How?
Who gave it to you?
Why is it so important?

Lead-in
Watch the video and answer the

questions:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-2
isH-SgHA
Where are the people?
What is the old mans job?
What is he doing?
What is Mr Bean doing? What is

his role?

Vocabulary:Restaurants
Waiter:

Are you ready to order?

help you?

Can I

What would you like to have

(for)?
Anything to drink?

Vocabulary:Restaurants
Customer:

I have a reservation for ()

Can/Could I have ?
Ill have

Id like to have

Could you bring me the bill?

Id like to have the bill

Role play
Get in groups of 3.
Take turns to be the waiter. The

other two are the customers.

Make a dialogue following the
example

Lead-in:The strangest jobs in

the w orld
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=

4LP-DDbdQV4

Speaking
How many different jobs have you had?
What is your ideal job? What would you like

to do?
Talk about someone
who does not need to earn a living (= to
work to survive)
who has an intersting career
who has had lots of different jobs
who has a very responsible job
who loves / hates his job

Vocabulary:Jobs
http://www.mes-english.com/flashcards

/files/people_flash.pdf
http://www.mes-english.com/flashcards
/files/they_flash.pdf

Job VS W ork
- a task (countable) -I cant do two
jobs at once

- a position -Hows your new job

going?

- completed work -The builders have

done an excellent job on your kitchen
WORK
- an activity (uncountable) -When will
the work on your kitchen be finished?

- a place -I get to work at seven fortyfive

- music, paintings or writing by an

artist -The complete works of
Shakespeare
CAREER - total progression of your
JOB

Starter

Are you superstitious?

Do you believe in superstition or bad

luck?
What are common superstitions in
your country?
Have you ever had bad luck? What
happened?