5 Und erlin e a pa t f h ons

d . r O eac sentence that can be 9 Look at the pictures and complete the descripti
rep1ace w1th much or manY, and wnt. e the (1-8) with these words.
repl acement wor d.
bag bottle glass kilo
1 I don 't eat ª- Iot of fast food. much
'box piec e slice
,,, .can
2 Th
3 D ere aren 't a lot of local mar kets in
my region. A:hy
o yo~ b~y a Iot of snacks for the kids?
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4 The re isn t a lot of milk in the fridge. P,u<,"'
food. P) ~
S She doe sn't put a lot of salt on her
summer?n«1l~
6 Do you eat a lot of strawberries in the
s in you r
6 Work in pairs. Com plet e these sentence
own wor ds and tell you r partner.
I eat a Iot of.. . I don 't eat muc h ...
y ... ....9
I don 't eat man •
bild'
Listening and vocabulary 1 a (/2 , ~ .,,, of sauce 5 a t-,(.,•X of pasta
qu an tit ies an d containers 2 a P,~(C of chocolate 6 a /6/1 of tuna
t,1;1·; of meat
3 a:,, :ce of pizza 7 a
r at one of
7 éSfJ Work in pair s. Listen to a sho ppe ket is it? 4 a r /Q 56o f water 8 a tú<::. of rice
the mar kets from the article. Which mar
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J

8 1►fJ List en again._Answer the questio

ns. Grammar ho w many / ho w much
1 How man y ban ana s doe s he huy ?
,5 ,· y .
? fil '() ► HOW MAN Y / HOW MUCH
2 How man y kilos of rice doe s he buy t? 8: Six, please.
buy? ÚJJ f A: How man y bananas do you wan
3 How man y bott ]es of sauc e doe s he 8: A kilo.
A: How much rice do you wan t?
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tion
1 O Look at the gram mar box. Which ques
asks about
asks abo ut countable nou ns? Which
uncountable nou ns?
h or many.
11 Complete the~e questions with muc
1 A: How f0zlo 1\, apples wou ld you like?
B: Six, please. ,
2 A: How l'-' {/ sug ar do you want?
B: Two kilos.
3 A: How 1\' J , '- boxes of pasta do you want?
B: Just one. '
4 A: How 0' '' cheese wou ld you like?
B: Hal f a kilo, please.

Speaking lffllijrjj
food
12 Work in pairs. Practice conversations ~ta
gs.
market. Take tum s asking for these thin
• five app les and sorne cheese
• sorne brea d and a bottle of sauce
• four cans of tuna and six slices of cake
ket. Ask for
13 Hav e a new conversation at a food mar
the foods you like to eat.

Unit 5 Food
Se An eater's guide to food lahels
• 5 When do you say these phrases with mean? Matc1t
Reading the sentences (1-4) with the uses (a-d).
1 Work in groups. What food do you eat every 1 Doyouknowwhatlmean?Q _ •
week? List seven things. Toen number the things 2 I see what you mean. L L
on your list in order from 1 to 7. Tell the rest of the 3 Your pizza is delicious. I mean it! LJ__
group what you eat. 4 We went out for dinner last Friday-1 mean
1 = very good for you Saturday.L
7 = not very good for you a to check the other person understands you
1eat salad about tltrce times a week because it's very b to say you are serious
good for you. Once a wcek, 1eat a burger and fries, but c to correct something you said
fries aren't vcry good for you. d to say you understand

2 Work in pairs. Look at the photos of food labels on 6 Work in pairs. Answer these questions.
page 63. Answer the questions. 1 What does the word vegetarían mean?
1 What information is on the labels on cans and 2 What do the three colors on traffic lights mean
boxes of food? to car drivers? •
2 Do you ever read labels? Why or why not? 3 How often do you say things you don't really
mean?Why?
3 Read the blog post about food labels and circle the
correct options (a-b).
1 FoodOith the words superfood or natural on the
Critical thinking ways of giving
label . advice
a is always good for you
b often costs more money than other food 7 Toe writer's main aun in the blog is to give the
2 The best befare date means you should eat the r~ade: ad vice: Match the sentences with the ways
food~. c:r ,:'.·! -,:Ti~~- ,1Jv1ce (a~). Underline the key words.
a before the date :, '!";,.: ,:
. , . :. . . . .
4
• •
,,¡...,., ,,dv1·ce
•. ,...ü
•.'ll.,J _,j ...~ u.
b after the date -~ •::.;~ ·: ?. H.~gg-estion
3 In low-fat foods, there is often a lot of b_ . ~::<1.:. (.'(:,:·;r:t.hing isn't necessary
a sugar
b good fat ·i 2)~~-g~L1. l{X)k at the price first, or you could
4 "Traffic lights" on food labels b. :tcáü the label. _12.__
a use two colors . 2 Check the rest of the Iabel. -1L
b help you choose healthy food 3 ~ake ~u.re you look carefully at the list of
mgred1ents befare you huy. a
4
Word focus mean You can still eat it afterward-;1i_
5 You don't need to throw the food away. c._
4 The writer uses the word mean in the blog post. 6 Remember that sorne types of fat are important
Match the sentences (1-2) with the uses of the for health. ª-
word mean (a-b). 7
When th~ label has the number of calories in
1 Red means the food is unhealthy. _ one portion, be careful. g_
2 The word healthy means the food is good
foryou._ Writing and speaking lfflllm
a to explain a word 8 Work in pairs. Writ thr .
b to say what something shows or tells you about healthy eaf e U ee more pteces of advice
, from Exercise 7 ;g. se the words and phrases
pair. • en read your advice to another

Make sure you eat lots of vegetables.

 Sd At the restaurant
2 ~a t are sorne common ªPPeti
matn cours~s, and desserts in Zers,
restaurants 1n your country?
you normally order? Tell th • Whi
1
·d\d.
eeªSs. ,
3 Look at the menu again and h
dish or drink from each part cWi~ i j
pairs. Tell your partner. • 0rk~

Real life ordering arneJ

4 i>!i Listen to two people at th
restaurant in Exercise l. Work ine .
_......,,.~. Answer the questions. Pa1rs.

1 What do they order?

Vocabulary menus 2 Look at the menu again. How
much does the meal cost?
1 Complete the restaurant menu with these headings.
Appetize rs 5 í>JI Look at these expressions i
ordering a meal. Who says them: ~~e
Desserts Drinks Main course

of the customers (C) or the waiter(W)l

Listen again and check. •
Menu
1 t c. ► ORDERING A MEAL
Here is the menu. ~
Garlic bread Can l get you anything to drink first? 4'.,
l'd like a bottle of water, please.C,._
Red pepper and tomato soup 1don't want an appetizer. L
Shrimp salad 1'11 have a seafood pizza. L
l'd also like dessert. L
2 Are you ready to order? 'yL_
------------------------- That was delicious. L
$73.95 Can I get you anything else?\Jl
Spaghetti Bolognese
Could we have the check, please? ..(_
Seafood pizza $7 7.95
Steak and fries $75.50 6 Pronunciation contractions
Mushroom and spinach burger wíth fries* $17.95
(*suitabJe for vegetarians) a íSj.J Listen and repeat these
contracted forms.
Chícken satay with Thai noodles $72.50
J'd J'd like a coffee.
3 t /'I" I I'll J'll have a pizza.

b Practice saying the phrases for

Apple píe and ice cream $8.95 ordering a meal with contractions.
Chocolate fudge cake $7.95
Four cheeses and crackers 7 Work in groups of three. One person
$7.50 is the waiter and two people are 1
customers. Practice a conversation·seª1ª.
4 restaurant. Use the menu in Exerci
Fresh smoothíes Then change roles.
$3.95
(orange, pínrappfP, strawberry)
Bott/ed watf'r (sparklinR or still) $2.50
len/ tra
$2.50