The document discusses an English lesson that introduces students to various aspects of English culture and daily life. It covers typical English foods, meal times, how to set a table, and asks students questions about chores and family responsibilities. The lesson also provides new vocabulary and expressions for students to learn.

1. Welcome to the English Lesson Teacher Rusu Elena

2. Greetings to pupils and our guests So we are expecting guests, what should we do? Have an interesting discussion Lay the table Speak about food Retell about our family Listen about our guests’ family members

3. English food what do you know about it…. Does Mr. Taylor like watery cabbage soup? How does the watery cabbage soup look like? What do real English food include?

4. English br….. And lu….. Is coffee good in the English hotels? Which are the three meals of the day? What does an English breakfast include? What is the traditional drink for breakfast? What time do the English people have lunch? Where do English people have lunch?

5. Breakfast or dinner is the best meal? What does a snack from home mean? What is it a sandwich ? What time do the English people have dinner?

6. Be ready to lay the table Place the plate in the middle of the table-mat. The napkin goes on the left. The fork goes on the napkin. The knife goes to the right of the plate. The spoon goes to the right of the knife. The glass goes above the plate.

7. Waiter please bring the food

8. Who prepares this kind of food in your family? Now is time to bring Moldovan Food…..

9. All the members of your family came ????? Who are these people?

10. Nice pictures due to WWW And these ones????

11. New vocabulary

13. Who does the chores in your house?????

14. Useful expressions I have to do…………. We …….. each week I take ….. …. my cat I am …….. at Math My brother is very ……… My sister is very ………

15. Read the text, complete the map

16. Correct the sentences in the Ex. 3, page 37

17. Listening activity Ex 6, page 37

18. What have we done today?

19. Homework Ex 8,9 page 37 Have a Good Day