Bahasa Inggeris notes, chapter 5

Lunchtime

Textbook Super Minds Student's Book 1 (Cambridge, Puchta, Gerngross and Lewis-Jones), pages 46-57 (Super Minds Student's Book 1, Unit 4 Lunchtime)

What this chapter covers

I can name lunch foods like banana, cake, cheese sandwich, apple, pizza, sausage, chicken, steak, peas and carrots (4.1)
I can say what I have and haven't got, like "I've got a sandwich. I haven't got a banana." (4.2)
I can sing the song "Tommy's in the kitchen" and chant about foods I like and don't like (4.3)
I can ask and answer "Have we got any cheese?" with "Yes, we have." or "No, we haven't." (4.4)
I can read the story "The pizza" and understand its value, "Wait for your turn." (4.5)
I can say and count the numbers from eleven to twenty (4.6)
I can sort food into fruit and vegetables, and say that they help me to be healthy (4.7)
I can say words with the short o sound, like Polly, shop, hot and dog (4.8)

Welcome to Unit 4! It is lunchtime at school. You will learn the names of foods, say what you have got and haven't got, count to twenty and talk about fruit and vegetables.

4.1Food words

School canteen: a cook behind the counter with a banana, cake, cheese sandwich, apple, pizza, sausage, chicken, steak, peas and carrots, and children in a queue — Lunch at the school canteen.

Super Minds 1, p. 46.

Group	Foods
Fruit	banana, apple
Lunch	cheese sandwich, pizza, sausage, chicken, steak
Vegetables	peas, carrots
Sweet	cake

The chant (p. 46)

Lunchtime! Lunchtime! What's for lunch?
I don't like chicken, and I don't like cheese.
Oh, I like apples, and I like steak.

Say what you like and don't like: "I like cake. I don't like peas."

Fill in: "I like cake. I ____ like peas." (I do not like peas.)

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I don't like peas.

4.2I've got / I haven't got

Say what is in your lunch box.

I have it	I do not have it
I've got a sandwich and an apple.	I haven't got a banana.

Use an before a, e, i, o, u: an apple, an orange. Use a before other letters: a banana, a sandwich.

I've got means I have got. I haven't got means I do not have it. Do not say "I've got not".

Fill in: I ______ got an apple. (I do not have an apple.)

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I haven't got an apple.

4.3Song: Tommy's in the kitchen

The song is about funny food: "I've got an apple in my sandwich. I've got milk on my peas. I've got juice on my sausage. Help! Oh, help me, please!" Tommy has got carrots on his pizza and a banana on his cheese.

Say "please" when you ask for help or for food.

4.4Have we got any...?

An open fridge with cheese, a cake, bananas, carrots, a carton of milk, apples, sausages and a steak — What have we got in the fridge?

Super Minds 1, p. 49.

Question	Yes	No
Have we got any cheese?	Yes, we have.	No, we haven't.

The short answer uses the same word as the question: Have we...? Yes, we have.

Look at the fridge. "Have we got any pizza?"

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No, we haven't. (There is no pizza in the fridge.)

4.5Story: The pizza

Six pictures: Misty pushes in front of the queue, a girl asks for pizza but the cook says there is none left, then the girl gets sausages and peas — The children wait in the queue for lunch.

Super Minds 1, p. 50.

The story: The children are in the queue. Misty pushes to the front. The other children say, "Look at Misty!" and "Hey! That isn't fair." Misty asks for pizza, but the cook says, "Sorry, we haven't got pizza." Misty has to take sausages and peas. Then a new pizza comes out, hot and nice, for the children who waited.

Value: Wait for your turn.

Why do the children say "That isn't fair"?

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Because Misty did not wait for her turn in the queue.

4.6Numbers 11 to 20

Plates of cupcakes for the numbers eleven to twenty, each with its word — 11 eleven, 12 twelve, 13 thirteen, 14 fourteen, 15 fifteen, 16 sixteen, 17 seventeen, 18 eighteen, 19 nineteen, 20 twenty.

Super Minds 1, p. 52.

Numbers 13 to 19 end in -teen. Spell twelve and twenty carefully.

Example (p. 53)

Tony: I've got fourteen apples in my basket.
Lynn: I haven't got any bananas in my basket.

Write 16 and 12 in words.

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sixteen, twelve.

4.7Fruit and vegetables

A market stall with vegetables on the left (broccoli, onions, green beans, potatoes, mushrooms, corn) and fruit on the right (peaches, pineapples, pears, oranges, coconuts, tomatoes) — Vegetables and fruit.

Super Minds 1, p. 54.

It is important to eat fruit and vegetables to be healthy.

Vegetables	Fruit
broccoli, onions, green beans, potatoes, mushrooms, corn	peaches, pineapples, pears, oranges, coconuts, tomatoes

Where do they grow? Onions grow in the ground. Coconuts grow on trees.

Where do coconuts grow?

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On trees.

4.8Phonics: the short o sound

Listen to the sound in the middle: Polly stops at the shop for a hot dog. The words Polly, shop, hot and dog all have the short o sound.

Which word has the short o sound: cake or hot?

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hot.

Summary

Topic	Remember
Food	banana, cake, cheese sandwich, apple, pizza, sausage, chicken, steak, peas, carrots.
Have got	I've got a sandwich. I haven't got a banana.
Any	Have we got any cheese? Yes, we have. / No, we haven't.
Numbers	eleven, twelve, thirteen ... twenty.
Healthy food	Eat fruit and vegetables.
Value	Wait for your turn.