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Look at the picture and answer the questions.
Sing the song and find the food.
Choose food and talk to your classmate.
What fruit can you see? What’s your favourite fruit?
12CD 1
chicken cakepizza toast rice milk pasta
jam vegetables biscuits sausages omelette chips
What do you like for breakfast? I like toast and orange juice.
It’s breakfast time! It’s breakfast time!What’s on the menu today, Dan?
Cereal, yoghurt, eggs and orange juice. Sit down and eat your breakfast.
Yum! Yum! Yum! Here we come!
me!
uice.
Breakfast
Dinner Lunche
Breakfast
roast chicken tomato salad strawberry ice cream eggs vegetable soupcereal yoghurt fruit salad fish and chips cheese sandwiches orange juice
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Listen to the story.
14CD 1 Every day after school, David and Mara
collect boxes from shops and restaurants in the centre of the town. They sometimes sell the boxes, but they never have a lot of money.
David and Mara live with their ill mother. They’re very poor and they’re hungry every day.
I’m hungry!
One cold afternoon, Mara findsa box behind some bins. It’s heavy.There’s something inside the box.
Food!
That evening, David, Mara and their mother have a delicious dinner withlots of food. They aren’t hungry now.
Please wash the dishes, children.
Before they go to bed, Mara and David put the clean dishes behind the bins.
Let’s come back heretomorrow, Mara.
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Read the sentences and say the picture number.
The next day, there’s another box.It’s a big box with lots more food.
On the way home, they meet their friend Anna.
One night,David waitsbehind the bins, but he falls asleep.
g,In the morning, the dishes aren’t there.
Every day, Mara and David fi nd a boxwith food behind the bins. They alwayshave dinner with their friends and they’re never hungry any more. But David alwaysthinks where does the food come fromthinks, where does the food come from??
The two families have dinner together. They eat and talk and eat and laugh. They’re all very happy. But Daviddoesn’t talk. He’s thinking about the food.
Where doesthe food come
from?
A man is standing in the road. He is wearing a hat and black trousers.
The children are sitting outside their house.
Two families are sitting at a table. They are eating and talking.
David is sleeping on the street.
David is washing the dishes.
David and Mara ask their friend to come to dinner.
There’s some food in this box, Anna. Do you want to come for dinner?
Can I comewith my family?
Yes,of course.
We can’t eat all this!
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Listen and say who’s talking.
Talk to your classmate.
15CD 1
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� = once a week� � = twice a week
= never
Name
sweetsvegetablesfishfruitmeat
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Helen �� � � � � � �� �� � �� � �
Tara � �� � � � � � �� � ��
David � � �� � �� �� � � � � � ��
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sweetsge
How oftendo you eat fruit? Three times a week.
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Cambridge University Press978-1-107-40079-5 – The English Ladder Level 4Susan House and Katharine ScottExcerptMore information
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Cambridge University Press978-1-107-40079-5 – The English Ladder Level 4Susan House and Katharine ScottExcerptMore information
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