1. Unit : Food and
Drink Topic :
Ordering food
Prathomsuks

2. Vocabulary
Structure
Text
Activity

4. - What did you see in the video?
- What did she or he order in the
video?
- What is the suggestion of waiter?

5. Vocabulary

6. order (v)
a request for food or goods in return for
payment
Ex: Can I take your order now?

7. carrot (n)
a tapering orange- colored root eaten as a
vegetable
Ex: They sell carrots at the grocery store.

8. beef (n)
the meat of a cow
Ex: This beef is four dollars per pound.

9. breakfast (n)
a meal eaten in the morning as the first meal of the
day
Ex: We had scrambled eggs and toast for
breakfast.

10. snack (n)
a small amount of food that is eaten between meals, or a
very small meal
Ex: Many snack foods are high in salt, sugar, and fat.

11. drink (v)
to take in and swallow an amount of liquid through
the mouth
Ex: She drinks a glass of orange juice every
morning.

12. butter (n)
a soft, pale yellow food made from cream that
you put on bread and use in cooking
Ex: We were served scones with butter and
jam.

13. meal (n)
an occasion when food is served or eaten, esp.
breakfast, lunch, or dinner, or the food itself on such
an occasion
Ex: I have my main meal at midday.

14. salad (n)
a cold mixture of vegetables that have not been
cooked, usually eaten with meat, cheese, etc
Ex: I made a big salad for lunch.

15. bread (n)
a food made from flour, water, and usually
yeast, mixed together and baked
Ex: He gave me some bread, also some milk.

16. delicious (adj)
having a very pleasant taste or smell
Ex: This wine is delicious.

17. pea (n)
a round, green seed, several of which grow in a pod, eaten
as a vegetable
Ex: Mother made me eat peas every day in my childhood.

18. fast food (n)
hot food that can be served very quickly in a
restaurant because it is already prepared
Ex: I like to eat fast food.

19. lunch
(n)
a meal eaten in the middle of the day, or the food
prepared for this meal
Ex: We had soup and sandwiches for lunch.

20. dinner (n)
the main meal of the day that people usually eat in the
evening
Ex: We had some friends round for dinner on Saturday.

21. dessert (n)
sweet food eaten at the end of a meal
Ex: He had apple pie with ice cream for
dessert.

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33. Structure

34. How to use how much and how many?
How much
We use how much with uncountable
nouns (nouns that you cannot count such
as money, wine, oil etc)...You cannot
make them plural. You can't say one
money, or three oils.
How much + uncountable nouns
Examples: with to be
How much is it?
How much is that?
Examples: with have
Examples: with there is
How much juice is there in the bottle?
How much rice is there in the pot?
Examples: with can
How much money can you pay?
How much whisky have you got in your case, sir?
How much money has he got in his pocket?
How much is an apple and a pear?

35. How many
We use how many with countable nouns
(nouns that you can count such as
books, countries etc). We can make these
nouns plural. You also use how many with
a plural verb.
How many + countable nouns
Examples: with to be
How many are we here?
How many Euros is that dress?
Examples: with have
How many cads have you got?
How many pencils have you got in that
pencil-box?
Examples: with there are
How many countries are there in Africa?
How many cigars are there in the box?

36. Conversation

37. Ordering food
Here’s your order, madam – today’s house
special, Beef Madison.
Great. It looks delicious.
How much beef would you like, madam?
A lot, please.
Certainly. Here you are. And here are the
vegetables. Would you like some carrots?
Oh yes, please. They look very good.
And some peas?
Just a few, thanks.
How many potatoes do you want? They’re very
good today.
Oh, well, I think I’ll have, say, five.

38. Certainly. Here you are, madam.
Oh, and do you have any bread?
Of course. Here it is. Would you like some
butter?
No, thank you. That’s fine.
Well, I hope you enjoy your meal.
What? Oh, it’s not for me. It’s for my dog.
I’ll just have a small salad, thanks!

39. How to ordering food over the phone ( 6 steps):
Decide on what you want
before ordering. It's impolite
and a waste of time to those
taking your order if you
decide on what you want
during the call.
Go online and use a search
engine to find a local Chinese
restaurant, or simply call
your favorite Chinese
restaurant. Get their number
and write it down if you plan
to order from them again.

40. How to ordering food over the phone ( 6 steps):
Call the restaurant and tell
them you'd like to place an
order. Specify if you want it
delivered to your address or if
you're coming to the
restaurant to pick it up.
Order your meal. Have the
restaurant's menu at hand to
ensure what you're ordering
is what you want. Speak
clearly and legibly to the
person taking your order.

41. How to ordering food over the phone ( 6 steps):
Ask for the price of your
order, and if your method of
payment is acceptable. Most
Chinese restaurants have varied
conditions on paying in cash, with
a check, credit card, etc.
Thank the person taking your
order and hang up.

42. Activity

44. Directions :
-Make a group o five
- Make a story by using the word on
the power point and all of you have
to say unless one sentence
- 5 minutes for do activity
- present your work in front of the
class

45. I love to order pizza. My favorite flavor is
cheese, ham, and corn. I'm allergic to garlic ( but I'm not
vampire! ), so I haven't garlic in
pizza………………………………………………....
……………………………………………………………………………………

47. Fast food

48. snacks

49. Beef steak

50. bread

52. -Students come in front of
class to draw slot.
- Find a partner follow
number that you get.
example: seller1 work with
customer1 .
- Each pair choose situation
from the power point.
-Make conversation about
ordering food over the
phone.

53. Situations: 1. Ordering fast food to take home.
2. Preservation for dinner.
3. Ordering vegetable food
4. Ordering food for birthday party.
5.Ordering food for anniversary.

54. For example: Situation1: Ordering fast food to
take home
A: Hello, what would you like to order?
B: I would like to get a double cheeseburger.
A: Would you like everything on it?
B: I would like everything on it, thank you.
A: Do you want any fries?
B: Let me get some large curly fries.
A: Can I get you anything to drink?
B: Sure, how about a medium Pepsi?
A: Is that everything?
B: That'll be all. Thanks.
A: You're welcome, and your total is $5.48.
B: Thank you. Here you go.