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Students build word knowledge of common foods and drinks, practice pronunciation, and sort items into categories. The class then uses preference language (likes and dislikes) and reading comprehension with a simple café menu. 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Not for resale or redistribution. 1 / 3  \n• I hate    \nOrdering  \n• I'd like    \n• Can I have   ?  \n• What do you recommend?  \n• I'll have the    \n• What's in the   ?  \nLESSON PROCEDURE  \n1. Warm-up (5 min)  \nTask: Food categories race: teams write as many foods in a category as possible in 2 minutes.  \n• Fruit / Vegetables / Drinks / Meals  \n2. Vocabulary presentation (10 min)  \nTask: Flashcard introduction of 25 key words with images.  \n• Drill pronunciation: especially 'vegetable', 'biscuit', 'dessert'.  \n• Grouping activity: students sort cards into categories.  \n3. Likes and dislikes (10 min)  \nTask: Introduce preference scale. Students mark where they stand on each food.  \n• Pair share: 'I love pizza but I don't like mushrooms. What about you?'  \n4. Reading task (10 min)  \nTask: Students read a simple café menu and answer comprehension questions.  \n• 'What vegetarian options are there?' 'What does the soup contain?'  \n5. 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