"I’d like some noodles" PPT courseware 6

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"I’d like some noodles" PPT courseware 6

A woman took her daughter to a restaurant, “What can I do for you?” the waiter asked. The answers are like this: hamburgers, ice cream, hot dogs, French fries, salad, tomatoes, broccoli, orange, bananas, strawberries , chicken, beef, sandwiches.

After a while, the waiter brought them for her. She said: “I haven’t ordered, I have read the menus for my daughter.” Then asked how to order food.

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Boy: Hello, I’d like some noodles.

Waitress: What kind of noodles would you like?

Boy: Beef and tomato noodles, please.

1C PAIRWORK

Practice the conversation below. Then make your own conversations.

A: Hello, I’d like some noodles.

B: What kind of noodles would you like?

A: Beef and tomato noodles, please.

Homework

Prepare a healthy recipe for three meals a day

For example:

It’s good to have a glass of milk, some bread, porridge, an apple and an egg for breakfast.

2b Listening

I’d like a _____ bowl of noodles.

I’d like _______, ______ and _______ noodles, please.

I’d like a _______ bowl.

I’d like ____ and ______ noodles, please.

Grammar

Nouns can be divided into countable nouns and uncountable nouns. Countable nouns can be singular or plural, and can be preceded by a numeral or article.

Countable nouns include:

(1) Common nouns; (2) Collective nouns; (3) A few proper nouns.

For example: boy, book, family, etc. are all countable nouns.

common noun

A common noun is the name of a type of person or thing or an abstract concept.

Such as: boy, office, idea, book, mile, etc.

1. When a common noun is modified by a pronoun or possessive case, no article is added.

Such as: this (my, every, each, John's) book, our books.

2. Plural common nouns can be modified with many, few, a few, a lot of, etc.; they do not need to be modified with much, little, etc.

collective noun

1. A collective noun is a name that refers to a collection of individuals.

Such as: family, class, police, cattle, clothing, jewelry, etc.

2. Collective nouns should be modified with many, few, a few, a lot of, etc., instead of much, little.

Plural change rules for countable nouns

1) Add s to singular nouns: students, apples, bags, trees, books, brothers.�

2) Add es to nouns ending in s, x, sh, ch: glasses, boxes, brushes, matches.�

3) For nouns ending with a consonant plus y, change y to i and add es: cities, babies, enemies.

Practice workshop

Please write 3 English words belonging to this category in each group according to the following vocabulary classification requirements.

1. Vegetables: _______________

2. Food: ____________________

3. Meat: ____________________

4. Fruit: ____________________

5. Sizes: ____________________

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