1. Dinner time
Takeaway menu -
Restaurant Quality
Takeaway prices
restaurant that
sells meals to be
eaten at home or
somewhere else

2. • a small amount of food
eaten at the start of a
meal before the main
part
Starters
Spring rolls Chicken wings Tuna salad
Mussels in black
bean sauce

3. • a liquid food made by
boiling
meat, vegetables, etc.
in water
Soups
soup
Chicken & sweet
corn soup
Vegetable
bean soup
Hot & Sour Soup

4. • principal dish of
a meal
Main course
Sweet & sour
chicken
Sliced beef &
French friesRoast Duck
Fresh lobster
with ginger
Egg fried riceSteak & onions

5. • food suitable for
light informal
eating
Snack
Cheese burger
Grilled sandwich and
French fries
Tuna sandwich

6. • final course which
is served after the
main meal
Desserts
Chocolate cake Cherry pie
Fresh fruit salad
Pancakes Toffee apple
Ice cream

7. • Diet Coke (also known as
Diet Coca-Cola, Coca-Cola
light or Cola zero) is a sugar-
free soft drink produced
Diet Coke
Drinks

8. Some methods of preparing food and
cooking
Boiled

9. Some methods of preparing food and
cooking
Fried

10. Some methods of preparing food and
cooking
Baked

11. Some methods of preparing food and
cooking
Grilled

12. Some methods of preparing food and
cooking
roasted

13. How can you cook …..?
• Potatoes can be
roasted, grilled, baked, boiled or
fried.
•Potatoes

14. How can you cook …..?
• Fishes can be
grilled, baked, boiled or fried.
•Fish

15. How can you cook …..?
• Rice can be boiled or fried.
•rice

16. How can you cook …..?
• Beef can be
boiled, grilled, roasted or fried .
•beef

17. How can you cook …..?
• Chicken can be
boiled, grilled, roasted or fried .
•chicken

18. How can you cook …..?
• Egg can be boiled or fried .
•egg

19. Ordering food from takeaway

20. A: Hello! Laura’s takeaway! Can I help you?
B: Hello. I’d like to order for four people, please.
A: What exactly would you like, madam?
B: I’d like to have one roast duck, one steak and
baked potato, and two cheeseburgers and
French fries
A: Would you like anything else?
B: Yes, I’d like two cherry pies and two fresh fruit
salads.

21. • A: Your address and phone number?
• B: Bayanzurkh, building block-11th, bulding-
9, door -38 and the number is 95125448
• A: And the name?
• B: Saruul.
• A: Thank you.

22. Countable Nouns

23. Countable nouns are easy to
recognize.
• They are things that we can count.
For example:
an egg
one egg
four eggs
some eggs
a few eggs

24. Uncountable Nouns

25. • We cannot divide uncountable
nouns into separate elements.
• We cannot "count" them.

26. For example
Some milk
A little milk
Two bottles of milk
Two liters of milk

27. Here are some more uncountable
nouns
• music, art, love, happiness
• advice, information, news
• furniture, luggage
• rice, sugar, butter, water
• electricity, gas, power
• money

28. Some uncountable nouns can be
made countable if we use these
words.
• A bag of sugar

29. Some uncountable nouns can be
made countable if we use these
words.
• A loaf of bread

30. Some uncountable nouns can be
made countable if we use these
words.
• A tub of butter

31. Some uncountable nouns can be
made countable if we use these
words.
• A tin of sardines

32. Some uncountable nouns can be
made countable if we use these
words.
• A jar of honey

33. Some uncountable nouns can be
made countable if we use these
words.
• A box of
chocolate

34. Some uncountable nouns can be
made countable if we use these
words.
• A carton of milk

35. Uncountable nouns take a singular
verb and are not used with a /an.
For example:
This news is very important.
Your luggage looks heavy.

36. Some and Any
• Some and any are used with
uncountable nouns and plural
countable nouns.
Example:
Some milk Some potatoes

37. Some and Any
• Some is normally used in
affirmative sentences.
Example:
There is some honey in the jar.
There are some apples on the table.

38. Some and Any
• Some is also used in interrogative
sentences when we make an offer or
request.
Example:
Would you like some coffee?

39. Some and Any
• Any is usually used in interrogative
and negative sentences.
Example:
Have we got any sugar?
There isn’t any milk left.

40. Great national dishes
Haggis

41. Vocabulary
• Ingredients (n) – any of the foods that are
combined to make a particular dish.
• Serve (v) – to give/ offer to customer
• Recipe (n) – list of ingredients and instructions
on how to cook something
• Typically(adv) – usually
• Pot(n) – a deep round container used for
cooking

42. Thank you!