Food Town People

Unit 6

Work in groups, find out the adjectives going along with food, town, and people

Ex: delicious food

modern town

young people

junk food /'dʒʌηk fu:d/ food that is high in calories but little nutritional value.Ex: Eating lots of junk food is bad for your health.

junk food

home-grown food / ‘hǝʊm'grǝʊn fu:d / food that is grown or originating in a particular place Ex: Are these home-grown potatoes or did you buy them at the market?

Home-grown food

vegetarian food

vegetarian food /,vedʒi'teəriən fu:d/ food that doesn’t include meat or any animal products

Ex: You’re so fat. You should eat more vegetarian food to lose your weight.

Cosmopolitan town

Cosmopolitan town /,kɔzmə'pɔlitən taʊn/: town that has people from several countries with different cultures living in it. Ex: Paris is a cosmopolitan town/city.

Historic town /his'tɔrik taʊn/ town that is in accordance with historyEx: Hoi An is one of historic towns in Viet Nam

Historic town

Hoi An

Sociable people /'sǝʊ∫əbl 'pi:pl/: people who are willing to talk and engage in activities with others.Ex: Sociable people always feel happy in their life.

Sociable people

Outgoing people /'aʊtgǝʊiη 'pi:pl/: people who are friendly and confident

outgoing people # shy peopleEx: Outgoing people can make friend easily.

Outgoing people

• junk foodEating lots of junk food is bad for your health.• home-grown foodAre these home-grown potatoes or did you buy them at the

market?• vegetarian foodYou’re so fat. You should eat more vegetarian food to lose your

weight.• Cosmopolitan town Paris is a cosmopolitan town/city. • Historic townHoi An is one of historic towns in Viet Nam• Sociable peopleSociable people always feel happy in their life.• Outgoing peopleOutgoing people can make friend easily.

Work in groups, find out 4 adjectives which can not go with the noun

Work in groups, find out 4 adjectives which can not go with the noun

Work in groups, find out 4 adjectives which can not go with the noun

Complete the conversations with adjectives from exercise 1.

When necessary, use the comparative or superlative form.

A. Nick’s really quiet and _______. He never says a word.

B. Yeah, his brother is much______ ________.

shy

more out going

A. What’s Carrie’s boyfriend like?

B. Well, he’s ______, dark, and handsome, but he’s not very polite. In fact, he’s even _______than Carrie!

tall

ruder

A. How was your lunch?

B. Ugh! It was awful. The pizza was __________. We were really _________, but we still couldn’t eat it.

disgustingstarving

A. Hmm, These tomatoes are really _________. Did you grow them yourselves?

B. Yes, we did. All your vegetables are ___________.

delicious

home-grown

A. Did you have a good time in London?

B. We had a great time. There’s so much to do. It’s a really _______city. And there are so many people from all over the world. I think it’s nearly as ____________ as New York.

exciting

cosmopolitan

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