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Do you agree? Why? Why not?

grape
apple
broccoli
carrot
corn
lettuce
orange
tomato
cherry
raisin
lemon
celery
Which of the following items are fruits? vegetables? Find them in the picture above. What colour is each?
Fruits
Vegetables
melon
strawberry
blueberry
aubergine
pea
pineapple
peach
pear
raspberry
plum
watermelon
banana
pumpkin
fig
lime
cabbage

What colour is each?
cabbage
aubergine
pear
raspberry
plum
watermelon
grape
apple
corn
orange
cherry
raisin
lemon
pumpkin
broccoli
carrot
pea
lettuce
tomato
celery
melon
strawberry
blueberry
pineapple
peach
banana
fig
lime

cabbage
aubergine
pear
raspberry
plum
watermelon
grape
apple
corn
orange
cherry
raisin
lemon
pumpkin
broccoli
carrot
pea
lettuce
tomato
celery
melon
strawberry
blueberry
pineapple
peach
banana
fig
lime
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
U
C
U
C
C
C
C
U
grapes
apples
oranges
cherries
raisins
lemons
melons
strawberries
blueberries
pineapples
peaches
bananas
pears
raspberries
plums
watermelons
figs
limes
cabbages
aubergines
pumpkins
carrots
peas
lettuces
tomatoes
Which of these words are countable/uncountable? What are their
plural forms?

Now learn new words.
addictive
aubergine
cinnamon
to complain
eyesight
to grin
fibre
to flop
main course
fizzy
protein
ginger
plum
oily
roasted
soothing
toasted
spice
to rumble
wrinkle
steamed
concentration
greedy
to treat
handful
raw
to feel down the dumps
приправа
баклажан
корица
жаловаться
зрение
широко улыбаться
клетчатка
плюхнуться
основное меню
газированный
белок
имбирь
слива
сливочный
жареный
успокаивающий
зажаренный
специя
урчать
морщина
приготовленный на пару
сосредоточенность
прожорливый
угощать
горсть
сырой
находиться в унынии

How do you eat the following foods in your country? How do you prefer them?
steamed
boiled
toasted
grilled
fried
roasted
baked
raw
bread
cake
potatoes
meat
rice
vegetables
fish
chicken
We usually prefer eat fish grilled or fried. I prefer it grilled.

Choose the correct word. Check in your dictionary.
Fizzy – having a lot of bubbles;
A still drink is one that is not fuzzy (=with bubbles).
Bitter – having a slightly stinging, strong taste, not salty or sweet;
Oily – consisting of or similar to oil;
Additives – a substance that is added to food in order to improve its taste or appearance or to keep it fresh and stop it from decaying;
Spice – a substance made from a plant, used to give a special flavour to food;
Starving – very hungry;
Greedy – wanting a lot more food, money, etc, than you need;
Artificial – made by people, often as a copy of something natural;
Fake – not real, but made to look or seem real;
Main – larger, more important, or having more influence than others of the same type;
Basic – simple and not complicated, so able to provide the base or starting point from which something can develop;

List which colour foods you ate yesterday. How do you think colour is related to food? Listen to and read the text to find out.
Orange fresh
Sweets
Potato and cucumber
Salad
Soup
Shellfish
Tangerines
Salmon

Read, listen and check.

Match the texts with the headings. Put your answers into the table. Each number can only be used once. There is one extra heading.
4
2
7
1
5
6
Text 1
Text 2
Text 3
Text 4

Find the words which mean:
Influence?
Affects/make us feel!
Raise?
Increase!
Ready to be eaten?
Ripe!
Realise?
Notice!
Growing old?
Ageing!
Text 1
Text 2
Text 3
Text 4

Match the words to their meanings:
amazingly
age
genetic
reaction
attract
easily
consistently
poisonous
To do sth without working hard or trouble.
To become (and appear and feel) older.
Of an action or phenomenon that is difficult to believe.
Behaviour or thoughts that are caused by sth else.
Of a substance that can cause harm or death.
Sth that happens regularly or behaves in the same way.
To make sb or sth want to come closer or into contact.
Affected or connected with the molecular code in all living things.

Find all the root words and create word families.
amazingly
age
genetic
reaction
attract
easily
consistently
poisonous

Look at the food list you made. How healthy do you think it is? Discuss.
Healthy start
To be good
Vitamins, minerals and fibre, iron
To contain
To give protein
Healthy start
Carbohydrate
To be full of protein/vitamins/ minerals/fibre
Note

Prepare a two-minute talk about improving eating habits a rainbow diet. In your speech:
say why we should have healthy eating habits
mention ways a rainbow diet can help us
recommend the diet

Work out a healthy menu for Monday. Use various colours of food/ drinks.

Read the quotation.
How to paraphrase the quotation.
Discuss the meaning in pairs or small groups.
Do you agree or disagree with the quotation.

List the words under the correct heading.
Workbook

Fill in: carbohydrates, fat, sugar, minerals, protein, vitamins, fibre.

What is each question about: wine, steak, water, courses, coffee?

Cross odd one out.

Match the pictures to the words.

Fill in: slice, bowl, piece, handful.