Food and Drink Communication Lesson Activities

Engage in various activities focused on communication related to food and drink, including listening to conversations, practicing asking and answering about prices, discussing favorite foods and drinks, interviewing friends, and reporting findings to the class. Prepare for the next lesson by completing workbook exercises.

• Food communication
• Lesson activities
• Listening practice
• Interviewing friends
• Workbook exercises

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2. 5 Unit FOOD AND DRINK LESSON 4: COMMUNICATION

3. eel /i l/ con l n

4. foreign / f r. n/ ngo i qu c

5. interview / n.t .vju / cu c ph ng v n

6. Listen and repeat the conversation. Pay attention to the questions and answers. Mark: How much is a bottle of mineral water? Mi: It's 5,000 dong. Mark: And how much are two kilos of apples? Mi: They're 50,000 dong.

7. 1Work in pairs. Take turns to ask and answer about the prices of the food and drink on the menu. LY'S RESTAURANT Breakfast Menu Sample: A: How much is a glass of milk? B: It s 9,000 dong. Food bowl of beef noodle soup bowl of eel soup toast Drink glass of milk bottle of mineral water cup of green tea 30,000 dong 35,000 dong 20,000 dong 9,000 dong 8,000 dong 5,000 dong

8. YOUR FAVOURITE FOOD AND DRINK 2 Listen to the conversation and answer the following questions. 1. What's Nam's favourite food? Spring rolls. 2. What's his favourite drink? Lemonade. 3. What foreign food does he like? Apple pie and pancakes. 4. What food does he want to try? Hu tieu (in Ho Chi Minh City). 5. What food can he cook? Omelettes, rice, and spring rolls.

9. 2 Work in groups. Interview two of you friends about their favourite food and drink. Write their answers in the table below. Questions Student 1 Student 2 1. What's your favourite food? 2. What's your favourite drink? 3. What food or drink do you want to try? 4. What foreign food or drink do you like? 5. What can you cook?

10. REPORT YOUR FRIENDS FAVOURITE FOOD AND DRINK Report your results to the class

11. - - Prepare for the next lesson: Skills 1 Do exercise C1,C2,D1,D2 Workbook