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days in Brazil / from / likes / job / often at conferences / travel / a talk / surname / hotel / room number / last night / moving / tired / last talk / good ear / lunch Professional tip
This a very easy warmer to improvise. Quickly put a few words from the previous lesson on the board and see how much students can remember and say.
1. She thinks the food looks ________. 2. It's a ________ restaurant. 3. Rob has a __________ to drink. 4. Rob's surprised how _____ Fernanda eats. 5. Fernanda's main meal is usually _____ . 6. _____ has a dessert. 7. Fernanda _____ the passion fruit mousse. R: Wow, look __ all __ food! F: Yes, it looks really delicious. R: How does __ restaurant work? F: Well, you take __ plate, get your food and weigh it __ __ end. R: What __ good idea. F: Would you like __ drink? R: Yes, I'd love __ juice. F: What type? R: __ pineapple juice, please. You haven't got much food there. F: No, I only eat salad __ lunch time. I usually have __ big dinner with my husband. R: Oh, you're married! F: Yes! For __ year. R: I think I'll have __ dessert. F: Go for it. I'd love one but I'm __ a diet. R: What do you recommend? F: Try __ passion fruit mousse. And don't forget to take __ paper with you! Professional tip
That in English is both esse and aquele but, as you know it's much easier in English because there's only one form for both male and female words. Build your students' confidence by telling them these things.
4 You're in a restaurant. Complete what the waiter says to you. 1. Are you ready ___ order? 2. And ___ your main course? 3. And ___ drink? 4. Would you like ___ dessert? 5. ___ everything ok? 6. Would you like ___ coffee? 7. Here___ your change. 8. Good afternoon. How ___ people? 9. Would you like ___ starter? 10. Let me show you ___ your table. This way, please. Are you ready to order? And for your main course? And to drink? Would you like a dessert? Is everything OK? Would you like a coffee? Here's your change. Good afternoon. How many people? 1 Would you like a starter? Let me show you to your table. This way, please. A table for ____________________ Let me show you to your table. This way, please. ______________________________________ Are you ready to order? ______________________________________ Would you like a starter? ______________________________________ And for your main course? ______________________________________ And to drink? ______________________________________ Is everything OK? ______________________________________ Would you like a dessert? ______________________________________ Would you like a coffee? ______________________________________ Sorry for the delay. Here's your change. ______________________________________ 7 Update your Portfolio. Record your conversation with the waiter onto your Portfolio cassette. 8 Teacher speak. How to set up and run a role-play in class. Roleplays can be complicated and need good preparation. Think of 5 tips for a colleague who is preparing to do a roleplay. Do you know any language that might be useful for him? Compare your ideas with the Key. à go to Unit 9 E | Contact |