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

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

The first part: independent preview before class

word breakthrough

1. Order; order (dish); order['ɔːdə] ________

2. Fourteen[ˌfɔː'tiːn] ________

3. Beef[biːf] ________

4. Eleven[ɪ'levn] ________

5. Dumplings['dʌmplɪŋ] ___________

6. something; something['sʌmθɪŋ] ___________

7. problem; problem['prɒbləm] __________

8. Menu['menjuː] ________

9. bottle['bɒtl] ________

10． waitress['weɪtrɪs] _____________

11. can[kæn] ________

12. coke[kəʊk] ________

Phrase translation

1. Something to drink _____________

2. A can of Coke ______________

3. lunch time ______________

4. go to a restaurant_____________

Sentence patterns online

1. Are you ready to order?

________ you ________ ________ order?

2. How much are the noodles?

________ ________ are the noodles?

3. Would you like something to drink?

________ you ________ something to drink?

4. no problem. No ________.

In the restaurantPPT, part 2: interactive classroom exploration

Vocabulary highlights

order v. order; order (dish) n. order

[Observation] Are you ready to order? Are you ready to order?

He orders three shirts. He ordered three shirts.

The little boy keeps his books in good order before class.

The little boy puts his books in order before class.

[Explore] (1) order as a verb, meaning "order (meal); order".

(2) order as a noun, meaning "sequence". Common collocations: in (good) order orderly; out of order ____________.

use as you learn

(1)My mother ordered a lot of dishes.

My mum ________ a lot of dishes.

(2) Please arrange these letters in the correct order.

Please put the letters in the ______________ ________．

Sentence Pattern Perspective

1Are you ready to order? Are you ready to order?

[Explore] ready is used as an adjective, meaning "ready", and is often used in the following phrases: be ready to... means "ready...", followed by the verb base form; be ready for... means " Be prepared for” followed by a noun or pronoun.

2How much are the noodles? How much are the noodles?

[Explore] how much is used to ask about the price, meaning "how much". The number of the predicate verb is determined by the number of the following noun.

[Expand]Common sentence patterns used to inquire about product prices:

How much for＋goods(countable noun singular/plural or uncountable noun)?

How much＋is＋goods (countable noun singular or uncountable noun)?

How much＋are＋goods (plural countable noun)?

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