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Food is a Mirror of National Culture

Food is a mirror of national culture L/O/G/O

There is no sincerer love than the love of food. George Bernard Show

The objectives: to revise vocabulary and grammar; to develop abilities and improve skills in reading, listening, speaking monologue and dialogue through interactive communication; to develop thinking and personal originality; to promote tolerant attitude to national customs and traditions in multicultural society.

The topical issue: What cuisine is the best: Ukrainian, British or American?

Pronunciation drills I’ll have a proper cup of coffee In a proper coffee cup. After dinner sleep a while, After supper walk a mile.

Pronunciation drills Peter Piper picked a pack of pickled peppers: A pack of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked: If Peter Piper picked a pack of pickled peppers Where’s the pack of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked?

Pronunciation drills We eat what we can And we can what we can't. So many countries So many customs.

The Microphone method 1. Which cuisine do you like the best and why? 2. What is your favourite dish? 3. What food is Ukraine famous for?

Work in pairs! 1. Every cook praises... 2. Dry bread at home is better... 3. Too many cooks... 4. Half a loaf is... 5. An apple a day... 6. To lengthen your life… than roast meat abroad. lessen your meals. keeps the doctor away. his own broth. spoil the broth. better than none. Keys: 1-d, 2-a, 3-e, 4-f, 5-c, 6-b

Work in groups! Group A Find the odd word out: 1. water, coke, bread, wine, juice; 2. boil, bake, fry, bowl, grill; 3. salty, pepper, spicy, sweet, bitter; 4. slice, cut, chop, stew, peel; 5. dish, meal, bowl, plate, cup; 6. potato, carrot, plum, cabbage, beet.

Group B: Replace the pronouns with the proper nouns: meals, roast beef , sorrel leaves, the English, fresh products, dumplings 1. Spring borsch in Ukraine is made of them. 2. They are the favourite dish made of flour. 3. It is accompanied by roast potatoes and Yorkshire pudding. 4. They drink tea or coffee with toasts with marmalade, jam or honey. 5. Americans do not like to prepare them at home. 6. We, Ukrainians, like to eat a lot of good tasty food cooked from them.

Work in groups! Group A Find the odd word out: 1. water, coke, bread, wine, juice; 2. boil, bake, fry, bowl, grill; 3. salty, pepper, spicy, sweet, bitter; 4. slice, cut, chop, stew, peel; 5. dish, meal, bowl, plate, cup; 6. potato, carrot, plum, cabbage, beet.

Group B: Replace the pronouns with the proper nouns: 1. Spring borsch in Ukraine is made of sorrel leaves. 2. Dumplings are the favourite dish made of flour. 3. Roast beef is accompanied by roast potatoes and Yorkshire pudding. 4. The English drink tea or coffee with toasts with marmalade, jam or honey. 5. Americans do not like to prepare meals at home. 6. We, Ukrainians, like to eat a lot of good tasty food cooked from fresh products.

Grammar: Conditional Mood 1st Conditional 2nd Conditional 3rd Conditional 1. if / go to New York/ visit the McDonald’s 2. if / have a reservation for a table for two / go to that restaurant 3. if / eat junk food / have some problems with health Present Simple Future Simple Past Simple Future in the Past Past Perfect would have + Past Participle Condition Consequence

Reading 1 2 4 Read the text “Ode to borsch” and do two tasks: - match the paragraphs with their headings - choose the correct answers. Task 1 – D, 2 – E, 3 – F, 4 – B, 5 – A, 6 – C Task 1 – a, 2 – a, 3 – c, 4 – b, 5 – c, 6 – a

The task: Listen to the dialogue and be ready to name the types of Conditional sentences Dialogue “At the Restaurant”

Listening “The History of "McDonald's“ Fill in the gaps in the sentences: In 1937 the McDonnald brothers, Dick and Mark, opened little restaurant in …. They served …and …. In 1945 all the teenagers in town ate …there. There were no more waiters — it was ... , so it was cheaper and .... Now the McDonald's company opens a new restaurant every … hours. There are more than … restaurants in over … countries.

Listening “The History of "McDonald's 1. In 1937 the McDonnald brothers, Dick and Mark, opened little restaurant in California. 2. They served and hot dogs milk shakes. 3. In 1945 all the teenagers in town ate hamburgers. 4. There were no more waiters — it was self-service, so it was cheaper and faster. 5. Now the McDonald's company opens a new restaurant every 8 hours. 6. There are more than 14,000 restaurants in over 70 countries. !!! Even if we had McDonald’s in our village, we shouldn’t go there very often!

How often do you eat varenyky? Does your granny cook pancakes? You mix different fruits to make fruit salad, don’t you? Do you buy sausages for a picnic? Do you spice your food?

People of different nationalities keep their own traditions integrating multicultural experiences in their national cuisine.

Ukrainian cuisine

Ukrainian cuisine

Ukrainian cuisine cabbage,+ beetroot + tomatoes + greens + potatoes + meat = potatoes + flour + eggs = pancakes + curds = borsch dyruny mlyntsi

American cuisine

American cuisine

American cuisine

American cuisine

Our task American cuisine Americans prefer to eat at … . a) cafes or restaurants; b) home. Many drinks are drunk with … a) water; b) ice; c) milk. 2. The turkey is a symbol of…… a) Thanksgiving Day b) Halloween. home ice Thanksgiving Day

British cuisine

British cuisine What are the traditional English dishes?

The topical issue: What cuisine is the best: Ukrainian, British or American?

The home task I group - II group – American III group – British Write the compositions about national cuisine: Ukrainian

Thank You! L/O/G/O