Talk a Lot

Food and Drink

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Discussion Words:

milk carrot rice soup

orange bread tomato banana
pizza mineral water fruit cereal
meal sausage potato wine
crisps cheese lemonade lamb
onion nut butter fruit juice
meat chocolate fish flour
vegetable chicken apple egg
pie chips food pasta
strawberry water beef mushroom

General Questions:

1. Are there any words that you don’t know? Use a dictionary to find the meanings.

2. Take some cards. Describe the word on a card without saying it.

3. How many words have… a) 1 syllable, b) 2 syllables, c) 3 syllables, d) 4 syllables?

4. Put words with more than one syllable into groups according to where the strong
stress falls.

5. Put the words into alphabetical order.

6. Put together words that have the same number of letters.

7. Put together words that start with the same letter.

8. How many words can you remember when they are all turned over?

Lesson Questions:

1. Which foods do you like? Which foods don’t you like? Which foods haven’t you tried?

2. Put all the vegetables together in one group and think of 5 more vegetables.

3. Which foods are often served in Italian restaurants?

4. Put all the drinks together in one group and think of 5 more drinks.
5. Which food can be boiled, fried, scrambled, poached, or made into an omelette?

6. Put all the fruits together in one group and think of 5 more fruits.

7. Which food would you eat with fish in a paper parcel?

8. Which foods and drinks are… a) bad for you, b) good for you?

9. Which food can be brown, white, wholemeal, sliced, toasted, and made into rolls?

10. Which drink is white and very good for your teeth and bones?

11. Which word comes after chest-, hazel-, brazil, cashew, wal-, coco-, and pea-?

12. Which drink contains alcohol?

13. a) Put all the different kinds of meat together in one group.

b) Put them into your order of preference.

14. Which food can be hard, soft, cream-, cottage-, cheddar, edam, gouda, parmesan, or
many more different kinds?