"In the restaurant" Food and Restaurants PPT free courseware download

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"In the restaurant" Food and Restaurants PPT free courseware download

Part One: Vocabulary Dictation

Students, have you mastered all the words you learned in the last lesson? Now let’s check it out, click on the audio below to start dictation!

Classroom introduction

Do you know how to make an order in the restaurant?

In the restaurantPPT, part 2 content: text presentation

It’s lunch time. Li Ming and Jack are hungry. They go to a restaurant.

Waitress: Are you ready to order? ❶

Li Ming: Yes, please. How much are the noodles? ❷

Waitress: Fourteen yuan for beef or chicken noodles. ❸ Eleven yuan for tomato and egg noodles.

Li Ming: OK. I’ll have the chicken noodles. What would you like, Jack?

Jack: Hmm...

Waitress: We also have dumplings and rice. Rice with fish or chicken is twelve yuan. ❹

Jack: How much for the dumplings?

Waitress: Fifteen yuan for dumplings with meat and cabbage, and thirteen yuan for dumplings with carrot and egg.

In the restaurantPPT, the third part: knowledge explanation

Knowledge point 1

Are you ready to order? Are you ready to order?

This sentence is often used in restaurants. It is a common expression used by waiters to ask guests if they want to order.

Check the answers.

This sentence is a general question starting with be. In actual communication, it is often answered with "Yes, please." Because it is more polite than a conventional affirmative answer, please shows respect for others.

Expansion Sentences with the same function include: May I have your order, please?

Examination Two

Order is a verb, meaning "order; order (dish); command", and is usually used in the structure of order sth. (order/order something) or order sb.to do sth. (order someone to do something).

eg: He wants to order some flowers. He wants to order some flowers.

When order is used as a noun, it means "order; order; order; order (dish)".

eg: Put them in the right order. Put them in the right order.

Knowledge point 2

How much are the noodles? How much are the noodles?

This sentence is composed of "How much + be + noun?" and is used to ask for price.

how much

Used to ask for price

How much＋is＋countable noun singular/uncountable noun?

It’s...

—How much is the dictionary?

How much does this dictionary cost?

—It’s 22.90 yuan.

22.90 yuan.

In the restaurantPPT, part 4: Let's Do It!

1.What do Jack and Li Ming order? Read and match each person with the food and drinks.

2. Circle the words that DO NOT belong.

1. A. orange　B． grape C. juice D. banana

2. A. coke B. beef C. chicken D. fish

3. A. noodles B. rice C． dumplings D． ice cream

4. A. potato B. cabbage C. egg D. tomato

5. A. tea B. milk C． water D. salad

3. Read the descriptions and guess the words. The first letter is given.

1. It lives in the water. It can swim. It’s a f________.

2. You can go there to eat. Waiters will bring the food to you.

It’s a r________.

3. It’s white. You drink it and it comes from cows.

It’s m________.

In the restaurantPPT, Part 5: Classroom Exercises

1. Fill in the blanks with the appropriate form of the words given in the box

dumpling fourteen eleven order bottle

1. Eight and six is ​​________.

2. —Can I help you?

—Yes, please. Please give me two ________ of water.

3. Xiao Hui is ten years old now.She will be ________ years old next Monday.

4. ___________are my favorite.

5. —Are you ready to ________?

—Yes, please. I'd like rice with fish.

2. Single choice

6. Rice with fish ________ twelve yuan.

A． is B. areC． have D. has

[Instructions] This question adopts the subject-verb agreement method. The subject of this question, rice, is an uncountable noun, and the predicate verb should be singular, so choose A.

7. —________ are the pears?

—Fifteen yuan.

A． How many B. How much

C． What D. Where

[Instructions] This question uses the contextual association method. From the answer "fifteen yuan" we can see that this is asking about the price. How many asks for quantity; how much asks for price; what “what”; where asks for location. So choose B.

In the restaurantPPT, Part 6: Class Summary

In this lesson, we mainly learned the following key contents:

(1) Key words: waitress, something, etc.

(2) Key phrases: a can of…, No problem, etc.

(3) Key sentence patterns: Are you ready to order?

How much are the noodles?

Fourteen yuan for beef and chicken noodles.

Rice with fish or chicken is twelve yuan. etc.

In the restaurantPPT, Part 7: Homework

1. Memorize the vocabulary in this lesson

2. Complete the homework for this class

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