6 What's for Dinner?

Unit 6 VOCABULARY 1 1 Listen and read. We all love food. We can find food in stores or at the market. What’s your favorite food? Let’s go shopping! a loaf of bread, a bottle of oil, a bag of rice, a jar of olives, a box of cereal, a bowl of sugar, a bunch of bananas, a glass of juice, a can of soda, a piece of cake 2 Listen and say. a loaf of bread Can you buy me a loaf of bread? a bottle of oil There’s a bottle of oil on the table. a bag of rice This bag of rice is very heavy! a jar of olives This is a big jar of olives. a box of cereal Let’s get a big box of cereal. a bowl of sugar Where’s the bowl of sugar? a bunch of bananas Look at that big bunch of bananas. a glass of juice Can I have a glass of juice, please? a can of soda I want a can of soda. a piece of cake That piece of cake looks delicious!

SONG 1 Listen. Read and sing. Let’s Go Shopping! Let’s go shopping. Let’s go shopping, let’s go shopping today. Let’s go shopping to buy some food, then go home to put it away. A jar of jelly is no fun, if there isn’t any bread to spread it on. A bowl of rice is very nice, but it tastes better with some spice. Let’s go shopping. Let’s go shopping, let’s go shopping today. Let’s go shopping to buy some food, then go home to put it away. Let’s buy some pasta at the shop, and some sauce to put on top. Let’s buy a cake. Cake’s a treat. I like cake because it’s sweet! A bowl of pasta, a jar of spice, a glass of juice, and cake are nice! Let’s go now. Let’s buy some food. Let’s go shopping, just me and you! Let’s go shopping. Let’s go shopping, let’s go shopping today. Let’s go shopping to buy some food, then go home to put it away.

GRAMMAR 1 some and any Are there any oranges? Yes, there are some in the fruit bowl. Are there any bananas? No, there aren’t any. Is there any milk? Yes, there is some in the fridge. Is there any bread? No, there isn’t any.

VOCABULARY 2 1 Listen and say. money I need some money. put away Put away the tomatoes! a price Is that the price? That’s a lot. compare It’s important to compare the prices when you shop. buy I buy strawberries at the market. 9 Listen and stick. Work with a partner. 1. When you go shopping, don’t forget your . 2. If you have no money, you can’t anything. 3. Look at the 4. Always two products and buy the better one. 5. When you get home, the milk and the ice cream first. Wait. Don’t put away the ice cream. Eat it! GRAMMAR 2 a few and a little Are there any cookies? Yes, there are a few. Is there any orange juice? Yes, there is a little.

READING 1 Listen and read. What’s for lunch Millions of children around the world eat lunch at school. Some bring their lunch from home. Others eat food that the school makes for them. Schools in different countries make different kinds of lunches. In France, children eat together in a cafeteria. They have a big lunch because they don’t eat snacks in the morning. Sometimes they eat fish or sausages, with vegetables or salad. Then they may have fruit or a piece of cake. In Japan, children usually eat their lunch in the classroom. They eat soup, rice or noodles, fish and vegetables. They drink milk, too. After lunch, all the children work together to clean the classroom. In Brazil, children may eat rice and beans, salad, and cooked vegetables or meat for lunch. And sometimes they eat fruit, as well. In Russia, children eat vegetable soup and fish or meat with bread. One delicious soup, called borscht, is made with dark red vegetables called beets.