Voice-mail greeting: Hi, Mom and Dad! I need Amy's a vegetarian,so Juan's on a diet.

He
We're not home some help fast! I invited she doesn't eat meat, can't eat much rice,
right now. Please some friends for dinner fish,cheese,or eggs. I bread, or pasta. But he
leave a message. tonight, and I don't guess she just eats a lot eats a lot of meat,
know what to cook. of fruits and vegetables, cheese,eggs,and
.. and maybe rice. vegetables,like carrots
and cucumbers .

. �,., And David is picky - I

mean, he doesn't eat
many vegetables. And
he's allergic to milk and
shellfish. But he likes
potatoes. Oh,and
bananas. Please call
me! Bye.

ft Getting started
A What are some foods that the people below don't eat? Make a list.
• a vegetarian • a "picky" eater • a person on a diet • a person with food allergies

B '4))) 3.29 Listen. Ellen is leaving a message for her parents. What is her problem? Which plate of food
does Ellen think is right for Amy? for Juan? for David?
Figure
it out C Find the food words in Ellen's message. Are they singular or plural? Write them in the chart. Then
circle a lot of, much, and many. Do singular or plural nouns follow the words?

Singular Plural
meat eggs

About
you D Pair work Which of the foods above do you like? Which don't you like? Tell a partner.
A I love meat. How about you?
B Um, I don't eat meat, but I like fish and vegetables.
118
 Fabulous food

fl Grammar Countable/ uncountable nouns '4l)) 3.30

Countable nouns Uncountable nouns

Examples: an apple, six potatoes Examples: cheese, meat, fish
Use a I an or plural -s: Don't use a/ an or plural -s:
I have an egg for breakfast every day. I drink milk every morning.
I don't eat bananas. I don't eat seafood.
Use how many, a lot of, and many: Use how much, a lot of, and much:
How many eggs do you eat a week? How much milk do you drink a day?
I eat a lot of eggs. I drink a lot of milk.
I don't eat a lot of eggs. I don't drink a lot of milk.
I don't eat many (eggs). I don't drink much (milk).

A Circle the correct words in these conversations. Then practice with a partner.
1. A How much I many fruit do you eat a day?
B Well, I have banana I a banana every day for breakfast, Don't use the before nouns to
talk about food in general.
and I eat much I a lot of fruit after dinner for dessert.
I don't like meat, but I eat eggs.
2. A How much I many times a week do you eat potato I potatoes? (NOT Ido11't like tht: mt:t1t, btit I
et1tthe egg,.)
B About once a week. But I eat rice/ the rice every day.

3. A Do you eat many I a lot of red meat?

Or do you prefer chicken/ the chicken?
B Actually, I'm a vegetarian, so I never eat meat I meats.
4. A How often do you eat seafood I the seafood?
B Well, I eat much I a lot of fish, but I'm allergic to shellfish / a shellfish.

5. A How much I many eggs do you eat a week?

B I don't eat much I many. I don't really like egg I eggs.

6. A How often do you eat vegetable I vegetables?

B I usually eat much I a lot of French fries. Is that a vegetable?
About . wor k Ask and answer the questions. Give your own answers.
B Pair
you

8 Talk about it What's your diet?

Group work Discuss the questions. Do you have similar habits?
Then tell the class one interesting thing about a person in your group.
• Are you a picky eater? What foods do you hate?
• Are you allergic to any kinds of food? What are you allergic to?
• Are you on a special diet? What can't you eat?
How many times a day do you eat?
Do you ever skip meals?
• In your opinion, what foods are good for you? What foods aren't?
• Do you have any bad eating habits? What are they?

119
 Q Building vocabulary
A •l)) 3.31 Listen and say the words. Which foods do you like? Which don't you like? Tell the class.

( onions

�°c:r1 B Complete the chart with the foods above. Add ideas. Then tell a partner about your diet.
rrz,'l' . / I
''l.r/N/

;:,,meat
�1 ·seafood vegetables fruit dairy grains drinks snacks othe'itf ',
, ,/ ;JI&:
lamb clams

--
"I eat a lot of lamb." "/ don't eat many clams." "/ don't eat much ice cream."

fl Building language
.-. - -vo-c'abat�"fvm,r�o-ok-p:,26-

A •>» 3.32
Listen. What do Ted and Phil have to do before dinner?
Practice the conversation.
Ted I guess it's my turn to cook dinner. So what would you like?
Phil Um, I'd like some chicken. Do we have any?
Ted Um, no, we need to get some. We don't have any
vegetables, either. Would you like to go out for pizza?
Phil Again? No, I think I'd like to stay home tonight.
Ted OK. Then we have to go to the grocery store.
Phil Well, I went grocery shopping last week. I think it's your turn.

Fif��� B Circle the correct words. Then practice with a partner.

1. A What would you like I like to eat? 2. A I'd like some/ any fish.
B I'd like I like to some chicken. B We don't have some I any. Let's go buy some I any.

120
 \iMiifW
8 Grammar Would like; some and any
Fabulous food

'4>» 3.33

Use would like + to + verb Use some in affirmative statements and any
or would like + noun. in questions and negative statements.
Would you like to go out? Do we have any vegetables?
No, I'd like to stay home. Yes, we have some (vegetables).
No, we don't have any (vegetables). Any is common in questions:
What would you like for dinner? Do you have any cookies?
I'd like some chicken. Do we have any chicken? Some is common in questions
Yes, we have some (chicken). that are offers or requests:
Would you like some tea?
No, we don't have any (chicken). Would you like some chicken?
Yes, please. / No, thanks. Can I have some chocolate?
I'd= I would

A Complete the conversations. Use some, any, would ...like, or 'd like.
Sometimes there are two correct answers.

1. A I'm sleepy. I'd like to go for a walk. Would you __!,_"k_e_to come?
B Sure. Let's go out for coffee. I to get ____ cake, too.
2. A I'm really thirsty. Do you have water with you?
B Well, I have soda. Would you like 1

3. A you ____ a snack? I have ____ cookies and peanuts.

Oh wait, I don't have peanuts.
B Um, I ____ some fruit. Do you have ____ ?
4. A What ____ you ____ to do after class? Do you have ____ plans?
B Well, I need to go shopping and get ____ food.
A Oh, I can come with you. I need to get milk, too. I don't have ____
About
you B Pair work Ask and answer the questions. Give your own answers.
A I'm sleepy. I'd like to go for a walk. Would you like to come? Always add to when I'd like
B Sure. Let's get some soda, too. is followed by a verb.
I'd like to go for a walk.

Q Speaking naturally
(NO,T I'd like f)B {61 B ,,.,lk.)

Would you . . . 7

What would you like? Would you like a snack? Would you like to have dinner?
....__,. ....__,. ....__,.

A '4 )) 3.34 listen and repeat the questions above. Notice the pronunciation of Would you ...?

B '4>)) 3.35 listen and complete the questions. Then listen again and practice.

1. What would you like to ?

2. Would you like to ?
3. Would you like to ?
4. Where would you like to ?
5. What would you like to ?

About
you C Pair work Make dinner plans with a partner. Use the questions above.

121
 Lesson c Conversation
strategies

Q Conversation strategy or something and or anything

A What kinds of food are popular for lunch? Make a list.

B �>» 3.36 Listen.What do Carrie and Henry decide to do for lunch?

Carrie Let's take a break for lunch.

Henry Sure.Would you like to go out
or ...?
Carrie Well, I just want a sandwich or
something.
Henry OK. I don't want a big meal or
anything, either. But I'd like
something hot.
Carrie Well, there's a new Spanish
place near here, and they
have good soup.
Henry That sounds good.
Carrie OK.And I can have a
sandwich or a salad or
something like that.
Henry Great. So let's go there.

C Notice how Carrie and Henry use or something (like

that) and or anything. They don•t need to give a long list
of things. Find examples In the conversation.

D Complete the conversations with or something and or anything.

Then practice with a partner.
1. A Do you eat a big lunch?
B No, I usually just have a salad Use or something in affirmative
statements and in questions
that are offers and requests.
2. A What do you usually have for breakfast?
Use or onything in negative
B Oh, I just have some coffee and a muffin statements and most questions.

A You don't have eggs ?

3. A Would you like to go out for dinner ______ ?

B Sure. But I don't want a big meal ______ . Something light maybe.
A OK. Well, let's go somewhere with a salad bar _____
About
you E Pair work Ask and answer the questions. Give your own answers.

122
 ,i)¢ijif•
8 Strategy plus or.
Fabulous food

.. ?
Would you like to
You can use or.•. ? go out or ... ?
at the end of yes-no
questions to make
them less direct.

About
you Pair work Check (wf) the questions you can end with or ... ? and write it in Or is one of the top
the blank. Then ask and answer all of the questions. 50 words.

0 1. Do you eat lunch every day or ... ?

D 2. Do you make your own lunch ?
D 3. Where do you usually eat 7

D 4. Do you just have something light ?

D 5. Would you like to have lunch sometime ?
D 6. Where would you like to go ?
A Do you eat lunch every day or .. . ?
8 Well, I never skip lunch.I usually go out and buy a sandwich or something.
'(V:-Soundsright p. ns

Q Listening and strategies If you want my advice ...

A '4>» 3.37 Listen to the conversations. Complete the sentence about each person. Write a to e.
There is one extra phrase.
1. Jack__ a. wants to buy a sandwich at a food stand.
b. doesn't usually eat anything for lunch.
2. Rachel
c. would like a nice big omelette.
3. Peter d. would like to have a big meal.
4. Abby __ e. doesn't want pizza or anything.

B '4>)) 3.37 Listen again. Do you agree with the advice that is given to the people above? Circle I agree
or I don't really agree, and complete each sentence with your own view.
1. I agree I I don't really agree. I think that ______________________
2. I agree I I don't really agree. I feel that ______________________
3. I agree I I don't really agree. I think that _____________________
4. I agree I I don't really agree. I believe that _____________________

C Pair work Make plans to go out after class today. Discuss what kind of food you'd like. Agree on a
place to go.
A So, would you like to go out for lunch after class, or . . . ?
8 Sure.I don't really want a big meal or anything.So maybe a sandwich or something.

123
 (l Reading
A Do you know an interesting restaurant? What's special about it?
Check(_./) the boxes. Then tell the class.

D It has a nice atmosphere. D It has a beautiful view.

D It has live music. D It has good service.
D It serves unusual food. D other _____

B Read the restaurant guide. Which restaurant would you like As you read, imagine each place. Ask
yourself, "Would I like to eat there?"
to try? Tell a partner why you'd like to go there.

� Restaurant Guide: Try something different!

We searched the world and found these unusual places to eat.
�

C3MlfffiitiJl¥ifi·iti,li·ffltD
Would you like to visit a really cool
restaurant? Then try this place. Everything
is made of ice. from the tables and chairs
to the pictures on the walls. When you
order a soda. it comes in an ice glass. and
your meal is served on an ice plate. Luckily.
if you get too cold, you can ask for a warm
blanket and some hot chocolate. Be sure
to try some ice cream. too. It never melts!

-----'' How would you like to dine 50 meters (164 feet)

above your favorite view? Then hire Dinner in the
Sky for a special event. You and 21 guests can enjoy
dinner at a table hanging in the air! A chef. a server.
and an entertainer go with you to make a perfect
evening. But if you're scared of heights, we don't
recommend it!

124
 Fabulous food \lfoiif$
C Read the article again, and answer these questions. Explain your answers to a partner.
1. What can you do if you feel cold at the Chillout ice restaurant?
2. What dish does the writer recommend there?
3. How many people can dine in the sky at one time?
4. Who goes up with the guests at Dinner in the Sky?
5. What can you order at the Hajime Robot Restaurant?
6. Why do you think people try restaurants like these?

fl Listening and writing Do you recommend it?

>
A '4 » 3.38 Listen to Olivia talk about a restaurant she went to last week. What do you find out
about it? Circle the correct words.
1. The restaurant was Italian I Spanish. 5. The service was fast I slow.
2. They serve great seafood I pasta. 6. The atmosphere was fun I relaxed.
3. Olivia had a rice dish I a seafood salad. 7. It was expensive I inexpensive.
4. It's good for meat eaters I vegetarians. 8. Olivia recommends it I doesn't recommend it.

B Read the review and the Help note. Underline the adjectives that describe the Healthy Bites restaurant.
/ ·lfelpnore
RESTAURANT REVIEW: Healthy Bites Useful expressions
Last week I had dinner at a small neighborhood Was it... good? bad?
restaurant called Healthy Bites. It serves The restaurant was good. terrible.
The service was excellent. slow.
healthy fast food, and it is famous for its The servers were friendly. unfriendly.
hamburgers. The food is excellent. The The meal was delicious. awful.
hamburgers come with delicious toppings like The food was tasty. tasteless.
spicy cabbage with onions and a lot of garlic. The potatoes were hot. cold.
The service was excellent - fast but friendly.
I highly r�commend it.

About
you C Write a review of a restaurant you know. Talk about the atmosphere, the food,
the service, and the price.
D Read your classmates' reviews. Which restaurant would you like to try?

8 Talk about it What are your favorite places to eat?

Group work Discuss the questions. Agree on a place you'd like
to go to together.
How often do you go out to eat?
When you eat out, do you go to restaurants? cafes? fast-food places?
food stands?
Do you have a favorite place to eat? Where is it? Why do you like it?
Where can you get good, cheap food?
Where can you hang out with friends?
Which restaurant in your city would you like to try?
Which restaurant don't you recommend? Why not?
125
 Learning tip Grouping vocabulary
You can group some vocabulary by the things you like and don't like.

1 Which of these types of food do you like? Which don't you like?
Complete the word webs.
.I cereal
f,sh .!fish cereal
fruit
meat
milk and cheese
pasta and bread
shellfish
vegetables

2 What foods do you love, and which do you hate? Complete the chart. Talk about food
The top food words people
I love ... llike ... I don•t like ... I can't stand ... use with the verb eat are:
omons 1. meat 7. vegetables
2. beef 8. seafood
3. popcorn 9. cheese
4. eggs 10. cookies
5. fish 11. pizza
6. steak 12. bread

Label your food at home in English.

Learn the word before you eat the food!

126
Extra ractic
UNITl'!f!\
� Lesson A Countable/ uncountable nouns
A Complete the questions with much, many, or a lot of. Sometimes there is more than one answer.
Complete the answers with a or an. Write(-) if you don't need a or an.

1. A How much fish do you eat? Do you eat a lot?

B Actually, I don't like fish. I'm kind of picky.
With uncountable nouns, don't use
a I an or add -s.
2. A Do you eat vegetables?
I just had some milk.
B Actually, I eat raw carrot every day for my (NOT I just had t1 "1.11</jMlt:m./J<j.)
mid-morning snack.

3. A How fruit do you eat?

B Well, I love apples. I usually have _ ____ apple after dinner.

4. A Do you eat red meat?

B No, I don't. I don't like red meat.

5. A How cereal do you eat for breakfast?

B I don't eat cereal. I usually have egg with toast.

6. A How times a week do you go out for dinner?

B Once or twice a week. I'm a big fan of Italian restaurants.
About
you B Pair work Ask and answer the questions. Give your own answers.

UNITl'!f!\
� Lesson B Would like; some and any
A Unscramble the questions. Then complete the conversations with some or any.
Compare with a partner.

1. A Would I some I you/ coffee/ likeWould you like some coffee?

n,r-y__ milk. I can get _�s=o�me� �_
B Sure, but we don't have _�a-'-;

2. A you I like I Would I go out I to I for lunch ____________ ?

B Actually, I just ordered a big pizza. Would you like _____ ?
A I'd love . I'm starving. I didn't have _____ breakfast.

3. A some I like I cookies I Would I you ____________ ?

B No, thanks. I don't want _____ right now. But can I have _____ later?

4. A tonight I to I Where I eat I would I like I you _______ _ ____ ?

B Well, there are _____ good seafood restaurants around here. I'd really
like fish.

5. A like I do I to I would I What I you I for your birthday ____________ ?

B I'd like to invite _____ friends over for dinner. But I don't want _____ gifts!
About
you B Pair work Ask and answer the questions. Give your own answers.
150
vocabulary [ Write the names of the foods. Then find the words in the puzzle. Look in these directions(�-!-).

1. ---'-m_e:....:.Ca-'-t _ 2. seafood 3. 4. ____

F F v c A R R 0 T s
R x E B I B E E F s 6. ____
u 0 G A x R �M E A r'
I A E N 's E I s T A
T E T A E A L L ( E
7. ____ G G A N A D K F H p
p G B A F R u I E p
0 s L s 0 p p D E A
T F E N 0 u D L s s
9. ____ 10. ____
A I s z � I H G E T
T s H R I c E F Q A
0 H ( H I ( K E N M
E ( u ( u M B E R s
s H E L L F I s H z

14. ____

15. ____ 16. ____ 17. 18.

90
 Fabulous food ,@•)Mifj
fl An invitation to dinner
Gra mmar( A Read the invitation. Then circle the correct words to complete the emails .
•
Invitation to a housewarming party and dinner
On Saturday night at 7:00 p.m.
At my new apartment!
Bring a friend. Tell me if you
•
have food allergies or anything.

Hi Jenny, Dear Jenny,

Thanks for the invitation. A question for you - how Thanks for the invitation. See you Saturday.
much /(._mani)friends can I bring? Can I bring three? Did I tell you? I'm on a diet this week, so I'm not
Oh, and I don't eat beef I beefs . I'm not 100% eating much I many cheese or pasta - I'm just
vegetarian because I eat chicken I chickens and eating many I a lot of fruit and vegetables.
I like fish I fishes. I'm allergic to milk I milks, and I mean, how many I much fruit can a guy eat?
I don't eat a lot of I much eggs, either. Bye.
See you on Saturday! Dave
Pam

B Write your own email to Jenny. Tell her about these foods.

• food you like

• food you don't like
Dear Jenny,
• food you eat a lot of
Thanks for the invitation to the party. ___________
• food you don't eat a lot of

8 About you
Gram
',!1;J (
vocabulary
Complete the questions with How much or How many. Then write your own answers.
1. How many students in your class are vegetarians?
2. ________ milk does your family buy every week?
3. ________ times a week do you eat chicken?
4. _______ shellfish do you eat? Do you eat a lot?
5. ________ of your friends are picky eaters?
6. ________ cans of soda do you drink a day?
91
 Q At the supermarket
vocabulary [ Write the words under the pictures. Then write the food in the chart below.

1. apples 2. 3. 4. 5.

6. 7. 8. 9. 10. ____

11. 12. ____ 13. ____ 14. ____ 15. ----

16. 17. ____ 18. ____ 19. ____ 20. ____

meat and seafood fruit vegetables other

apples

92
 Fabulous food ,[email protected]§ji4fj
fl What would you like?
Grammar I Complete the conversations. Use would you like or 'd like.
1. Jim What would y__ou like ?

Megan ice cream, please.

Jim chocolate sprinkles?
Megan Yes, please.

2. Server Good evening. something to drink?

Dan Oh, just water, please.
Server OK.And what to eat?
Dan Um,I the salmon, please.
Server some green beans with it?
Dan Actually, I some spinach, please.

3. Greg Where to go for dinner?

Sheila Oh, I don't know. I to go
somewhere around here.
Greg to try the new Thai restaurant?
Sheila Oh, yes! I something spicy.

8 Some or any
Grammar Complete the conversations with some or any.

1. Ming Polly, try som e lamb.

Polly Gosh, it's hot! I need ____ water ...now!
Ming Here. Drink ____ soda.

2. John Do you have ____ chocolate cookies?

Ken No, but we have peanut butter cookies.
John OK,I'll take ____

3. Sara Would you like ____ potato chips?

Craig Yeah, but I don't have money.
Sara Oh, and I don't have , either.

93
 (l Something for lunch
Conversation
strateg,es Complete the conversation with or something or or anything.
Trish Do you go out for lunch every day or ... ?
Pete Well, I don't usually eat lunch. I don't like to eat a
big meal or anything at lunchtime.
Trish No? You don't have a snack _______ 7
Pete Well, I sometimes have a hot drink, like hot
chocolate _______
Trish Well, I'm hungry - I'd like a sandwich
_______ . Would you like something to eat?
Pete Well, maybe ...
Trish How about a salad _______ 7
Pete Yes, OK.Actually, I'd like a chicken sandwich.
Oh, let's get some ice cream _______ , too. I guess I am hungry!

fl About you
co:���;:�;i�;[ Answer the questions. Write true answers. Use or something or or anything.

Well I don't eat fish or shrimp or anythin g.

2. What do you usually have for dinner? (

.........,,=-==============��

(--=-=�� -
- - - _ _ _ _ _ - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - _ _ _ - - -r _ _ _ -
�����
-���
- =
-�-=---�
4. W hat do you like to order in restau ants? (--------------- ---
�

(--=
-= -
�------------ ��-=
- =
- -=
= -=--
-�
6. What kinds of snacks do you like? (-�=====�====��======--�

94
 Fabulous food ,Cij§jiifj
8 Would you like to go out or ... ?
Conversation
strategies Complete the conversations. Which questions can end with or . .• ?
Add or . •. where possible.
1. Paul What would you like for dinner tonight ?
Would you like to go out or . .. ?
Val Yes, please! I'd love to eat out.
Paul That's great. So can I choose the restaurant ?
Val Sure.
Paul Let's see ...would you like a pizza ?
Val Um, I don't want Italian tonight. How about an
Asian place? Do you like Korean or Thai ?
Paul Uh, I don't really care for spicy food.
Val Let me think ... do you want to get a hamburger ___
Paul Yeah! With maybe some French fries
and some cookies.
Val OK! Stop! I'm starving! Let's go!

2. Kate It's my birthday today.

Sally Happy birthday! Do you have plans ?
Kate I had plans, but my friend just called. He's sick.
Sally That's terrible! I know. Let's eat at my house. I can
cook some steaks or something.What do you
think ?
Kate That's very nice, thanks, but I'm a vegetarian.
Sally Oh. Do you eat pasta ?
Kate Well, I can't eat pasta or anything heavy right
now. I'm on a diet.
Sally OK. No pasta.What would you like ?
Kate Do you have any fruit ?
Sally Sorry. I ate the last banana this morning
before I went to work. I have some carrots ....
Kate Let's stop at the supermarket on our way
to your house.
/
n)�'
�
irLanguage

95
 Great places to eat

Q Healthy fast food

Reading A Read the blog post. Find the answers to these que�tions.

1. Where did the writer eat breakfast? ________

2. What breakfast food does the writer recommend? ________
3. How many calories were in the writer's lunch? ________

We often think of fast food as hamburgers, fried chicken, hot dogs, and French fries.
However, some fast-food restaurants are starting to offer healthy foods, too. But how
healthy is "healthy" fast-food, and how does it taste? I went to some famous fast-food
restaurants last week to find the answer and was pleasantly surprised. Here are the
two healthy fast-food choices I recommend.
BURGER RESTAURANTS: OATMEAL, PLEASE!
Many burger restaurants open early and serve breakfast, too. One popular restaurant
chain has a breakfast with more than 1,000 calories. That's about half the calories you
need for a whole day! For a healthy option, you can now choose apple slices
(15 calories), fruit and nuts (21O calories), or oatmeal (290 calories). I tried the oatmeal,
and it was delicious!
MEXICAN RESTAURANTS: l'D LIKE IT IN A BOWL
I love Mexican fast food as a special treat, but I' m pleased to see that my favorite
taco restaurant now has a lot of healthy choices on the menu. A taco salad with
beef and cheese is about 600 calories. However, I went for chicken. You can make
your own meal with chicken, rice, tomatoes, and other healthy foods. I tried it for
lunch. I got it in a bowl and said no to the tortilla chips. It was very tasty and only
450 calories.
Do you know any great, healthy fast-food places? Tell us in the comments section.

B Read the blog post again. Then choose the correct words to complete these sentences.
1. The writer wanted to try some hamburgers I healthy food last week.
2. He thinks that 1,000 calories is I is not a lot for breakfast.
3. He enjoyed/ didn't enjoy the oatmeal.
4. He had taco salad I chicken for lunch.
5. He ate/ didn't eat tortilla chips with his lunch.
6. His lunch was very/ not very healthy.

96
 Fabulous food ,C•WiltJ
fl Restaurant reviews
writing A Jill Heacock is a restaurant reviewer. She ate at the Seafood Palace last week,
and she loved it. Circle the correct words to complete Jill's review.

THIS WEEK'S RESTAURANT: THE SEAFOOD PALACE * * * *

by Jill Heacock
Last week, I went to the Seafood Palace - it's a terrible /�onderf�restaurant. I loved it. I was
there on a busy night, and the atmosphere was fun I formal. The food was awful I delicious, and every
dish came to the table cold I hot. I really liked the shrimp. Very tasty! The service was excellent I slow,
the servers were really friendly/ lazy, and the meal was cheap I expensive. I only spent $12!
The Seafood Palace is a good place to hang out with friends or have dinner with your family. Try it!

B Imagine you are a restaurant reviewer. You ate at a restaurant, and you hated it.
Write your review.

THIS WEEK'S RESTAURANT: ------------ *

by ______
Last week, I went to _________ - it's a terrible restaurant! ___________

What can you do? Mark the boxes.

Pl= I can . . . II = I need to review how to ...

Grammar

• name at least 5 categories of food. 118 and 119

• name at least 25 different foods. 118, 119, and 120

• use or something and or anything. 122

• use or... ? in yes-no questions to make them less direct. 123

Writing( • use expressions to talk about restaurants. 124 and 125

97