Trraba Week 14 Summary Poultry Pork Sausages Grains

Térraba: Week #14 Summary Poultry Pork Sausages Grains s Fruit group h c a e n o Click od’s o F t u o d n to fi names Legumes Dairy Products Greens/veggies Sea F ood

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Names of Fruits Spanish • Me gusta comer guayavas. English • I like eating guavas • Los jugos de albaricoque son • Apricot juices are delicious deliciosos. • Ella come durazno. • She eats peach. . Mami compró una gran • Mom bought a big soursop. guanabana. Click on pictures for fruit’s English names.

Names of Vegetables and Legumes Spanish English • Ponle nabos a la ensalada, por favor. • Put turnips on • the salad, please. • Le agregaré hongos a la carne. • I will add mushrooms to the meat. • No quiero berenjena. No me gusta. • I don't want eggplant. I don’t like it. • Las vainicas me encantan. • I love green beans. Click on pictures for English names of foods

More Fruits and Vegetables/Legumes Vocabulary Click on fruits for names in Spanish • Blueberry Arándano Higos Click on pictures for names in English • Zapallo • Camote • Espinaca squash sweet potato spinach • Fig • Raspberry • Plum Ciruelas • Rábano radish • Guineps Mamones Remolacha beetroot • • Peach Platain • Passion fruit • Strawberry Fruits Frambuesas Melocotón Plátano Maracuyá Fresas • Esparrágus • Arvejas asparagus peas celery • Apio • Chile dulce bell pepper Vegetables /Legumes

Some-Many-Much Some • Plural: countabl e/noncountable nouns • I want some books. • She needs some water. • We found some irregularities in the account. Many Much • Plural: Countable nouns only. • Plural: Noncountable nouns only. • Sue buys many chairs. • We must get much oil for this. • You require much of their attention. • They sell many purses. • I want many people at the meeting. • He wants much food.

Fruit and Vegetables/Legumes Vocabulary in Use Fruit • • • Clerk: What would you like, Sir? Sir: I’d like some passion fruit. Clerk: Like a kilo, Sir? Sir: Yes, please. What are these? Clerk: These are blueberries. Sir: Oh, thanks. Where are the guineps? Clerk: They are to your left in the fruit area. Should I sell you a pound? Sir: Hmmm, no. How much are the raspberries? Clerk: They are $5 per pound. Sir: May I have one pound. How many units do I get in a pound ? Clerk: around 100, sir. Vegetables/Legumes • • • Clerk: Good morning Miss Baker. How may I help you today? Baker: Good morning Mr. Morales. I need several things. Clerk: Oh, yes. What’s on your list Miss Baker. ? Baker: Two kilos of cassava, 1 pound of squash, a small cabbage and lettuce, a pound of tomatoes and cucumber and some celery and garlic. How much is that? Clerk: $57. 30, miss. Baker: Here you are. Thank you. Clerk: Have a nice day, Miss Baker. Good bye. Baker: Bye. See you soon!

• It doesn’t need any sugar. • With countable and non-countable nouns. • Rose read no magazines • Bob has no milk in the fridge. Answers with Any and No • With Countable/ • Non-countable nouns. • I don’t want any animal here. Negative statements with No Negative statements Any-No • With countable and non-countable nouns in questions. • Do you have a pen? No, I don’t have any pen. • Does he need any money? No, he needs no money.

Let’s go to the Supermarket Wh/Yes-No Questions • • • Dan: Good morning. How may I help you? Customer: Good morning, Dan. Are there any good prices on vegetable, legumes and fruits, this morning? Dan: Of course, mom. The best you can find. How many pineapples today? Customer: I want three pineapples, three mangoes and some raspberry. How much is the kilo of tomato? Clerk: $3. 75. Oh there is also lettuce and carrot on sale. Would you like any? Customer: Yes, I’ll have some carrot, one lettuce , and do you have any squash? Clerk: Sorry, but there is no squash today. Customer: Ok. How much is it? Clerk: It’s $15. 65. Customer: Here you are. Thanks. Answers to Wh/Yes-No Questions • Yes, pretty much the cost value. • I want two pineapples. • The kilo of tomato is $3. 75. Do you want any? Yes, I’ll have some, not too many, like ½ of a kilo, please.