In his name vocabulary Categories of menu items

In his name

vocabulary Categories of menu items 1. Appetizers (Appetizers are small portions or bite-sized delicacies that are served before a meal) : Tomato soup/Garlic bread/Onion rings/Crab cakes 2. Side dishes (in a restaurant, an extra dish of food, for example vegetables or salad, that is served with the main dish): French fries/Rice/Mashed potatoes/Mixed vegetables 3. Main dishes: Steak/chicken stir-fry/lamb chops/cheese ravioli 4. Desserts: Ice cream/Pie/Cheesecake/Fruit salad

Unit 10 , page 97 Grammar Articles v v a /an /the/ some are called articles. Articles are used before nouns. Examples: Let’s get an appetizers. Let’s get some appetizers. the appetizers at Cleo’s Diner are great. Structure: ﺳﺎﺧﺘﺎﺭ 1. a/an + nonspecific singular noun 2. Some + nonspecific plural count and noncount noun 3. The + specific count and noncount nouns (something that I know about)( the is used to talk about a particular things). v We use a before words that begin with a consonant. We use an before words that begin with vowels or vowel sounds such as an hour. v Some can be used with both types of nouns (count and noncount nouns).

page 91 Pronunciation Focus on the before vowel and consonant sound: 1)Pronunciation of the depends on if it preceds a vowel or a consonant v We use long e sound before vowel and use short e sound before consonant. example: The apple The car v If the preceds a vowel beginning with a consonant sound rule 1 does not apply. example: Universe =consonant sound Honour=vowel sound : ﺗﻮﺿیﺤﺎﺕ

Conversation 1 A: Are you going to the party on Saturday? B: I was thinking about it. Are you? A: Yeah, I heard it's going to be a lot of fun. B: Really? Well, what time does it start? A: It starts at 8: 00 pm, and I really think you should go. B: Well, who else is going to be there? A: Everybody from school. B: How do you know it's going to be so fun? A: This party is going to have a DJ, food, and drinks. B: Wow, that does sound like it's going to be fun. A: So am I going to see you at the party? B: Yeah, I will be there.

CONVERSATION 2 Going to a party A: Are you going to be at the party this Saturday? B: I'm not sure yet. Are you going? A: Of course I am, because it's going to be great. B: Is it really? When does it start? A: The party starts at 8 o'clock, and you should really try to go. B: I'm thinking about it. Who is going to the party? A: Pretty much everybody from school. B: What makes you think it's going to be so much fun? A: The party is going to have food, drinks, and live music. B: That does sound like it will be fun. A: Are you going to go? B: Certainly. I'm definitely going to go.

CONVERSATION 3 A: Do you plan on attending the party on Saturday? B: I haven't decided yet. Are you going to go? A: Yes, I'm going, because it's going to be so much fun. B: For real? What time is the party? A: The party is at 8, and I hope to see you there. B: Maybe I will go. Who's going to be there? A: The whole school is going to be there. B: What's going to be so much fun about this party? A: There's going to be a live DJ, food, and drinks at the party. B: It seems like it will be a very good time. A: So I guess I'll see you there? B: Indeed! I need to join the fun.