Food and Health

Food & Health

Spotlight 10

Module 6

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6A – Reading Skills

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6B – Listening and Speaking Skills

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6C – Grammar in Use

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6E – Writing Skills

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Food & Health

Vocabulary - Food

Fruit

Vegetables

Countable/Uncountable

Plural forms

Vocabulary – Cooking methods

Reading

Reading

orange

green

purple

yellow

red

Speaking

Home task

6B – Listening and speaking Skills

Vocabulary Problems related with health

Wordlist – 6B

underweight – eat three well-balanced meals

& three or four snacks per day

tiredness – follow a low-carbohydrate diet

indigestion – avoid spicy foods

& eating fast or late at night

overweight – eat less &

take regular exercises

tooth decay – cut out sugary drinks

& snacks

dry skin – drink more water & eat more oily

fish, nuts & seeds

lack of concentration – eat lots of iron-rich foods

frequent illness – eat foods rich in vitamin C

and have a good breakfast

Everyday English Advising / Agreeing – Disagreeing

Reading

Speaking

Listening

Idioms

to be off-colour

• иметь болезненный, нездоровый вид;
• плохо себя чувствовать, чувствовать себя неважно,

испытывать недомогание, нездоровиться

Idioms

on one’s feet

выздороветь, оправиться после болезни

Idioms

get oneself back into shape

привести себя в порядок

Idioms

take a turn for the worse

измениться к худшему

6C – Grammar in Use

Conditionals – types 1, 2 and 3

There are 4 kinds of conditionals:

• Zero conditional
• First conditional
• Second conditional
• Third conditional

Zero conditional is used to describe things that are generally true.

E.g. If the temperature goes down to zero descent, water freezes.

First conditional is used to describe events which are possible in the present or future.

1.If it snows

2.If I see Jane

they will go skiing

If + Present Simple

I’ll invite her to my birthday party.

will + infinitive

3.If you don’t write the composition

you’ll get low grades

Find the equivalents in Russian

• If you walk under a ladder, you will have bad luck.
• If you talk of the devil, he will appear.
• If you see a small spider, you will get a lot of money.
• If you scratch your left hand, you will give money away.
• If a girl catches the bride’s bouquet after a wedding, she will be the next to marry.
• If a black cat crosses your path you will have bad luck.

Second conditional is used to describe unlikely situations in the present or future

If I knew the answer

If I were you

I would tell you

I would learn German

If +Past Simple

If she had money

would + infinitive

she would spend her holidays abroad

they would go to Spain

If they spoke Spanish

Let’s dream..

• If I lived in London…
• If it were Sunday ….
• If I were the president…
• If I could go anywhere in the world…
• If I were a producer…
• If my father had a lot of money…

Translate the poem

If all the seas were one sea,

What a great sea that would be!

If all the trees were one tree,

What a great tree that would be!

If all the axes were one axe,

What a great ax that would be!

If all the men were one man,

What a great man that would be!

If the great man took the great axe,

And cut down the great tree,

And let it fall into the great sea,

What a splish-splash that would be!

Compare your translation with the translation of Marshack.

Кабы реки и озера слить бы в озеро одно,

А из всех деревьев бора сделать дерево одно,

Топоры бы все расплавить

И отлить один топор,

А из всех людей на свете человека выше гор,

Кабы взяв топор могучий этот грозный великан

Этот ствол обрушил с кручи в это море океан-

То-то громкий был бы треск,

То-то шумный был бы плеск!

“ Chain of events”

• If I went to London, I’d visit the Tower.
• If I visited the Tower, I would see ravens there
• If I saw ravens there, I’d take their pictures.
• If I took pictures, I’d show them to my friends
• If I showed them to my friends …

Make your own story.

Third conditional is used to describe situations that didn’t happen in the past

If he had seen them

he would have stopped them

we would have gone to the country

If + Past Perfect

If it hadn’t rained yesterday

would + have+ III form

I would have written to her

If I had known her address

“ Looking back.” Say that you regret something.

E.g. If I hadn’t been rude to my mother she wouldn’t have kept me from visiting my friends on Sunday.

What would have happened, if…

• If Cinderella hadn’t met a fairy, she wouldn’t have gone to the ball.
• If she hadn’t gone to the ball, the prince wouldn’t have met her.
• If the Prince hadn’t met her, he wouldn’t have fallen in love with her.
• If he hadn’t fallen in love with her, he wouldn’t have tried to find her.
• If he hadn’t tried to find her….

Wishes

Word Formation

over

over

multi

semi-

over

Phrasal verb GIVE

6e – Writing Skills

Reports – making assessments

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Introduction

Food & Prices

Service

Atmosphere

Conclusion