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Lesson 5 — Lunch Time - Food and Preferences
📖Part 1: Lunch Together
It is Friday. It is 12:00. Lunch time! The students are in the cafeteria. They sit together at a big table.
Peter opens his lunch bag. "I have a sandwich and an apple," he says. "I'm very hungry!"
"What is in your sandwich?" asks Amy.
"Cheese and tomato," says Peter. "I like cheese very much. Do you like cheese?"
"Yes, I do!" says Amy. "I love cheese! I also love pizza. Pizza has cheese!"
Amy shows her lunch. "I have pizza today. I also have an orange and a bottle of water."
"Pizza for lunch! Lucky!" says Alejandro. "I have rice and chicken. In Argentina, we eat empanadas for lunch. Empanadas are delicious!"
Mishiko opens her bento box. "I have rice, fish, and vegetables. In Japan, we eat rice every day."
"Do you like fish?" asks Peter.
"Yes, I like fish very much," says Mishiko. "But I don't like spicy food."
Mr. Parker walks by. "Remember to eat healthy food. Fruits and vegetables are very important!"
The bell rings. Lunch time is over. "See you later!" says Amy.
The students leave the cafeteria. They are ready for afternoon classes.
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📌Have / Has for Possession
⭐ Important Notes
- Use 'have' with I, you, we, they.
- Use 'has' with he, she, it.
- We use have/has to talk about food we possess or eat.
📚 Examples from the Story
“I have a sandwich and an apple.”
“She has a bento box.”
“We have lunch at 12:00.”
⚠ Common Mistakes
❌ She have pizza.
✅ She has pizza.
❌ They has rice.
✅ They have rice.
📌Like / Don't Like (Food Preferences)
⭐ Important Notes
- Use 'like' with I, you, we, they.
- Use 'likes' with he/she.
- Use don't / doesn't for negatives.
📚 Examples from the Story
“I like cheese.”
“I don't like spicy food.”
“Pizza has cheese.”
⚠ Common Mistakes
❌ He like rice.
✅ He likes rice.
❌ She don't like fish.
✅ She doesn't like fish.
📌Articles: A / An
⭐ Important Notes
- Use 'a' before consonant sounds.
- Use 'an' before vowel sounds (a, e, i, o, u).
📚 Examples from the Story
“a sandwich”
“an apple”
“an orange”
“a bottle of water”
⚠ Common Mistakes
❌ I have apple.
✅ I have an apple.
❌ I have a orange.
✅ I have an orange.
🗣Vocabulary
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Vocabulary – Food and Meals
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vocabulary
type
vocabulary
title
Vocabulary – Food and Meals
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word
lunch
definition
The meal in the middle of the day
word
sandwich
definition
Bread with food inside
word
apple
definition
A round red or green fruit
word
orange
definition
A round orange fruit
word
pizza
definition
Italian food with cheese and toppings
word
rice
definition
Small white grains; staple food
word
fish
definition
An animal that lives in water; we eat it
word
vegetables
definition
Plants we eat
word
cheese
definition
Food made from milk
word
water
definition
Clear liquid we drink
word
hungry
definition
Feeling that you need to eat
word
thirsty
definition
Feeling that you need to drink
word
delicious
definition
Very tasty
word
healthy
definition
Good for your body