文档介绍：Going out for a meal
As we know, food plays an important part in our lives. Eating is not only a necessary part of your life but also a kind of enjoyment for us.
What is it called?
What is it made of?
Where can you eat it?
Do you enjoying eating it? Why or why not?
Describe these following food
If you have a foreign friend, Tommy, to visit you, will you invite him to eat out or at home?
Eating out
Eating at home
Exercise 7
1. Where is the writer what is he doing here?
2. What is wrong with him?
3. Is the eating time the same in Britain as that in Spain?
4. What time do people have lunch and breakfast in Britain and in Spain?
In Britain
In Spain
Time for dinner
Time for sleep
We shouldn’t make a noise or talk loudly.
What does it mean? Where can you see it in a restaurant?
Fill the blanks and make similar sentences
1. I am in Madrid _______, ____ an old friend.
2. but I am having a few problems________.
3. I am usually ___ bed ____ eleven.
4. everybody is up ____ work at seven or eight o’clock in the morning.
5. Thank you for ________
Lay the table
If you invite your friend to have dinner in his house, how can you prepare for the meal?
Read exercise 3 again and try to answer the questions with books shut
What does lay the table mean?
How do we put the forks and knives?
What are the differences between the small knives and the bigger ones?
4. Where is the small knife for butter or cheese?
5. What is the spoon and fork on the top used for?
6. How many forks are there?
Tell us how to lay the table in your language.
---Maggie, when you visited people
,what do you take __________? I have got ____ to someone’s house. But I don’t know them _________.
--- Oh, people usually take a bottle of ______or _____or ______. If they are friends, sometimes they take ________. Some special cheese or something.
Not exactly. About ten past eight is ______. They ___
want to eat at 8:30, 8;45.
---When do I leave? It depends. Eleven o ‘clock, half past eleven. Leave