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How much...? / How many...? \n Vocabulary: Food and drink \n Language for Life: Buying a sandwich \nVOCABULARY \n1 Label each picture with a word from the box. \nCarbohydrates Fruit ~~ Proteins~~ Vegetables \na \nb Proteins \nc \nd \ncrackers oats bread rice pasta \npotatoes \nmeat \n~~e ~~seafood \nsh \norangespears grapes lemon strawberries mango \npeppers mushrooms broccoli cauliflower beans garlic \n2 Complete the lists in Exercise 1 with the words from the box. \n~~fish~~ tofu apples bananas tomatoes corn \n 2.01 Listen, check, and repeat the lists. \n3 Look at the food lists again. Write down: \na foods you often eat. \nb foods you sometimes eat. \nc foods you never or hardly ever eat. Compare your answers with your partner. \n52 UNIT 7 \nPRONUNCIATION \n 2.02 Listen and repeat the words. In each group, circle the word with the different vowel sound. \na meat bread beans c apple carrot garlic \nb potato tomato mango d pepper cheese lemon \n 2.03 Listen, check, and repeat. \nGRAMMAR \n| |\n| --- |\n| |\n| There are some |\n\n1 Complete the table with foods from the pictures on page 52. \nNouns you can count Nouns you can’t count \nsingular countable plural countable uncountable \nThere’s an egg. \nThere’s a \nThere’s a \nThere are some \nThere are some \n. \n. \nThere’s some \nThere’s some \nThere’s some \n~~ ~~ . ~~ ~~ . ~~ ~~ . \n\n| Countable and uncountable nouns |\n| --- |\n| Countable: singular\u003Cbr>a lemon a grape\u003Cbr>Countable: plural\u003Cbr>two melons some grapes\u003Cbr>Uncountable\u003Cbr>some milk (NOT ~~one milk~~) some pasta (NOT ~~three pastas~~) |\n\n2 Complete the questions and answers about the food pictures on page 52. \na Are there any mushrooms in picture d? Yes, there are. No, there aren’t. \nb Is there any cheese in picture b? Yes, there is. No, . \nc there an egg in picture b? \nd there any pasta in picture d? \n3 2.04 Listen and check. \n4 Work with a partner. Ask and answer the questions in Exercise 2. Use other food words frompage 52. \n53 \nSPEAKING \n1 Write a shopping list with your six favorite items of food from the food pictures on page 52. \n2 Guess the items on your partner’s shopping list. \nAsk questions to check. \nYes, there are. Is there any rice in picture c? \nAre there any potatoes in picture a? \nNo, there isn’t. \nUNIT 7 53 \nREADING & LISTENING \n1 Work with a partner. Look at the title and discuss the questions. \na What is a diet? \nb Do you think diets work? Why/Why not? \n THE DIET \nWelcome to Compare the Diet. Do you want to eat healthily? Check out the diets below. \n2 2.05 Read and listen to the statements. Are they true or false? a You can eat meat on the Paleo diet. True \nb You can eat pasta on the Vegan Special diet. \nc You can eat yellow bananas on the Sugar Busters diet. \nd You can eat potatoes on the Paleo and Vegan Special diets. \ne You can’t eat bread on any of these diets. \n3 2.06 Listen to a conversation between Ricardo and Gina. Confirm your answers to Exercise 2. \nWhat’s Ricardo’s new diet? \nWRITING & SPEAKING \nWork with a partner. 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