Versión de HTML Básico
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Listen again and underline the correct words in
italics
.
1
Would / Do
you like sushi?
2
We like / We’d like
a bottle of sparkling water.
3
Do you like / Would you like
to order first?
4
I’d / I’ll
have the grilled vegetables please.
5
I like / I’d like
some sushi, please.
6
How
is / was
your meal?
7
Would you like / You like
a dessert?
8
I’ll have / I like
a coffee.
9
We’ll / We’d
like two coffees, please.
10
Could / Would
I have the bill, please?
4
Which of these phrases in
italics
mean (a) ‘
Do you want
…?’, (b) ‘
I / We want
…’,
or (c) neither.
1
Do you like
sushi?
5
I have
sushi.
2
Are you ready to
order?
6
I’ll have
sushi.
3
We like
sparkling water.
7
Would you like
a dessert?
4
We’d like
sparkling water.
8
Could I have
the bill?
5
Work with a partner. Take turns to be a customer and a waiter at the café.
Use the menu and practise ordering food.
6
Read these sentences and complete the rules with the words in
bold
.
Would you like
some
french fries?
We’d like
a
bottle of sparkling water.
I’d like
some
sushi, please.
1
Use
/
an
with singular, countable nouns.
2
Use
with plural countable nouns and uncountable nouns.
7
Work with a partner. Write
a / an
or
some
next to these words.
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For more exercises, go to
Practice file 6
on page 88.
8
Think of your last trip abroad. Was it for business or pleasure? How were
the restaurants? Did you try some local dishes? What food did you eat?
Tell the class.
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Interactive Workbook
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Glossary
Tip |
countable and
uncountable nouns
Some nouns are countable:
1 apple, 2 apples, 1 bottle,
3 bottles
Some nouns are uncountable:
sushi, chicken
Some nouns can be both:
I’d like
a
(cup of) coffee.
Can I have
some
coffee?
1
a
(cup of) coffee 2
some
coffee
3
sushi
4
salad
5
cheese
6
sandwich
7
french fries
8
steak
Unit 6
Contacts
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