mushrooms
potatoes
sandwiches
eggs
wine
beer
milk
fish
pasta
rice
bacon
tomatoes
cheese
bananas
bread
water
sausages
grapes
Ice cream
toast
salad
Apple pie
custard
Listening and speaking
“Would you like a drink?”



Would you like + noun?
Would you like a cup of tea?
Would you like some bread?
Would you like a glass of wine?
Would you like + to infinitive?
Would you like to go shopping with me?
Would you like to go to the cinema?
Would you like to drink coffee?
Would you like to play badminton?
ice
Mineral water
1/Man: Would you like a drink?
Woman: Mmm. That’s a good idea.
2.M: What would you like?
W: I’ll have a mineral water, please.
3. M: A mineral water and a glass of red wine, please.
Bartender: Do you want ice and lemon in the mineral water?
W: Yes, please.
B: That’s ₤2.95, please
M: Here you are.
B: Thank you
EXERCISE 3
1. What drinks do the people order?
2. Do they have anything in the drinks?
1/ 1. They order a cup of tea, an orange juice
2. They have milk in the tea.
2/ 1. They order a glass of red wine and a lemonade.
2. They have no ice in the lemonade
3/ 1. They order a black coffee and a glass of milk.
2. They have no sugar in the coffee.
Conversation pieces: offering and accepting
Would you a drink?
you want ice and lemon?
What you like (to )?
I’ll a cup of coffee, please.
cup of coffee,
like
Do
would
drink
have
A
Language focus: Do you like/
would you like……?
Would you like a cup of tea?


Do you like tea?

No, thank you

Yes, I do.

Yes, please.

No, I don’t.
Listen and give an appropriate answer
Examples
A: Do you like tennis?
B: Yes, I do. / No, I don’t.
A: Would you like a game of tennis?
B: Yes, please./ No, thank you.
3. Would you like a glass of wine?
4. Do you like Oasis?
5. Would you like to dance?
6. Do you like red wine?
7. Do you like dancing?
8. Do you like having a big breakfast?
9. Would you like a cup of coffee?
10. Would you like to go to the shops?