Food By Nicole

Food and Drink – vocabulary Can you put these sentences into the right order? 1. I for usually toast breakfast and orange juice have. 1. I usually have toast and orange juice for breakfast. 2. I tomatoes never eat they make because me sick. 2. I never eat tomatoes because they make me sick. 3. lunch I normally eat a and some time fruit sandwich at. 3. I normally eat a sandwich and some fruit at lunch time. 4. o’clock eat never after seven anything I. 4. I never eat anything after seven o’clock. 5. I headaches coffee drinking because it gave me stopped. 5. I stopped drinking coffee because it gave me headaches. 6. I water day try half a of litre to drink at least every a and 6. I try to drink at least a litre and a half of water every day 7. night big every pizza Saturday great I have a. 7. Every Saturday night I have a great big pizza. 8. I eating wish could I stop meals between. 8. I wish I could stop eating between meals.

Ingredients and food. How many vegetables can you write down in English? Potato, cauliflower, lettuce, carrot, onion, tomato, cucumber, pepper… How many different kinds of fruit can you write down in English? Apple, orange, banana, pineapple, cherry, mango, pear, strawberry, grape… How many ways of cooking can you think of? For example, boil… Boil, fry, roast (with oil), bake (without oil), grill, microwave (verb), barbeque… Please write down as many objects as you can that you can find in a kitchen. Knife, fork, spoon, fridge, cooker, microwave, sink, kettle, toaster…

Talk about these food questions with a partner. What food do you really like? Do you make your own food? If not, who does? Tell me how to cook something –anything! Do people where you live eat healthy food? 5. Are you allergic to anything? 6. What’s the strangest thing you’ve ever eaten? 7. How important is the food you eat? Do you live to eat or eat to live? 8. What is traditional food in your country?