FOOD Lessons 28-41

Every day, usually He watches TV every day. Does he watch TV every day? He doesn’t watch TV every day. She is fine. Is she fine? No, she isn’t. I have got a bike. Have you got a bike? No, I haven’t. Does (-s, -es)

Past Simple IHeShe We + Verb (-ed). YouThey They played leap-frog. [d] They played leap-frog. [d] She skipped. [t] She skipped. [t] He ice-skated. [ıd] He ice-skated. [ıd]

Past Simple I he he she she Did we + Verb ? you you they they Did he watch TV? No, he didn’t. Did he watch TV? No, he didn’t. Did they jump? No, they didn’t. Did they jump? No, they didn’t. Did (ed)

Vocabulary  an apple-apples  a sweet – sweets  to eat

KEEPS

Pass me the salt, please! Here you are.. Thank you. You are welcome.

Did you … yesterday? Yes, I did. / No, I didn’t.

To have tea

black coffee black coffee coffee with milk

Apple juice Orange juice Pineapple juice

milk milkshake

a cup a cup a glass

Phil, come and help me,please. I’m very busy. Oh, mum, I can’t do that. I’m very busy, too. And what are you doing, I wonder? I’m watching TV, mum.

Grammar  to get up-got up-got up  to get dressed-got dressed-got dressed  to have-had-had  to go-went-gone  to see-saw-seen  to give-gave-given  to take-took-taken  to say-said-said  to come-came-come

Grammar  When did you get up yesterday?  I got up at 7 o’clock yesterday.  Who did you go to the swimming pool with?  I went there with my friends.  When did you have dinner?  I had dinner at 7 o’clock in th evening.

to drink to drink milk to drink tea to drink orange juice to drink coffee with milk

 ice cream  eggs  porridge  cereal

Would you like another cup of tea? Yes, please. No, thanks. I’d love to.

What did they eat and drink yesterday?  ate ate drank

Vocabulary:  soup

White bread Brown bread

meat beef pork

meatballs

Vocabulary:  Fish  Fish and chips

a banana - bananas

A potato - potatoes

tasty  Ice-cream  apple  orange  cereal  pineapple juice  very tasty

to buy – bought - bought

a cookie-cookies

chicken

spaghetti

salad

chocolate pudding

I’d like to eat …

I wanted to eat … for breakfast but I ate …

I wanted to drink … for lunch but I drank …

Grammar  to do –did-done  to eat-ate-eaten  to drink-drank-drunk  can-could-could  to put-put-put  to know-knew-known  to think-thought-thought  to swim-swam-swum  to run-ran-run

Would you like to have … a toast, meatballs and spaghetti? Daddy, I’m hungry I’d love to!

Mum, I’m thirsty! What about a glass of juice? I’d love one.

Past Simple  I  He + was//wasn’t  She  It  You  They + were//weren’t  We last year last month last week Was he she …. ? she …. ? it it Were you they … ? they … ? we we

- Why did you come home so late yesterday?  I was … in at at in

-What did you do there?  I played …  I walked …  I watched …  I ran and jumped -Were you hungry? -I was so hungry when I came home that I ate …

Fruit and vegetables

To make-made-made  to make soup  to make salad

a lot of (+) much (- / ?)  water  tea  soup  potato  fruit  jam many (- / ?)  glasses of water  cups of tea  apples  vegetables  sweets  oranges

a tree - trees

a country-countries  in the country

different

to grow-grew-grown