In pairs, say one more type of food for each category

(Làm việc theo nhóm, nói thêm mỗi loại đồ ăn một món ăn)

Write the missing words in this conversation. Listen and check your answers. What words describe Pat’s new diet? (Viết từ còn thiếu vào đoạn hội thoại. Nghe và kiểm tra đáp án. Từ nào miêu tả thực đơn mới của Pat)

Kim: Hi Pat. You look great!

Pat: Thanks! It's my new diet.

Kim: Really? What do you eat?

Pat: (1)___ of meat and fish, but I don't eat (2)___ bread. Oh, and I eat a (3) ___ vegetables, of course.

 Kim: (4) ___ much fruit can you eat?

Pat: Just a (5)___ after every meal.

Kim: What about snacks?

Pat: Well, I can eat a (6) __ nuts, and sometimes I eat a (7) ___chocolate, but it's organic, so there isn't (8) ___added sugar in it.

Kim: Mmm, sounds good! Maybe I'll try your diet.

Match these pairs of words to the correct comment

(Nối các cặp từ sau với những bình luận đúng)

1. Fast food / Healthy

a. "People say burgers and fries are bad for you, but I only eat them once a week." Fast food

b. “My doctor says I should eat more fruit and vegetables.”__Healthy

2. Homegrown / Processed

a. “I'd love to cook, but I don't have time. After work, I often buy ready-made meals that you put in the microwave.”

b. "Gardening is hard work, but your own fruit tastes much better than fruit from the supermarket."

3. Vegetarian / Vegan

a. “I don't eat meat. I eat a lot of dairy products, fruit, and vegetables instead."

b. "I don't eat anything from animals, like meat, milk, or cheese.” -

4. High-fiber / High-protein

a. “My diet has lots of meat and fish. I don't eat bread or rice."

b. “I'm on a special diet with lots of wheat bread and brown rice."

5. Packaged / Fresh

a. "The apples are from the farm. They're delicious!"

b. "The label says it has a lot of extra salt in it."

6. Organic / Frozen

a. "I want to eat food with no man-made additives, but it's more expensive."

b. “There's some ice cream in the freezer for dessert."

Underline the correct words. (Gạch chân từ đúng)

1. A: How much / many potatoes would you like?      B: Just a little / a few, thanks.

2. A: How much/ many steak do we need? B: There are nine of us, so we need lots of a little steak.

3. A: How much / many rice can you eat? B: Not much/ many. I'm on a high-protein diet.

4. A: How much/ many sugar do you want? B: I only take a little / a few in my coffee.

5. A: How much/ many eggs are in the fridge? B: There aren't much/ many. Just one or two, I think.