This document contains exercises about food and meals from a language learning workbook. It includes vocabulary about times of day and foods, dialogues about making dinner plans, a food journal for the week, and exercises to create meal plans and ask questions about recent meals.

1. CHAPTER 4: I live on pizza!
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Unit 4: I ate pasta.
Exercise 1: Picture Description
What do you see in the picture?

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Exercise 2: Vocabulary
Repeat after your tutor.
yesterday
ngày hôm qua
I ate an apple yesterday.
afternoon
bu i chiều
Mike is making snacks this afternoon.
night
đêm
Eat light meals at night.
afterward
sau đó
They ordered dessert afterward.
later
sau
I will have coffee later.
bedtime
đi ng
Drink some water before bedtime.
midnight We had a midnight snack.
last Last Monday, my friend baked cakes.
tonight
t i nay
We’re having dinner in a restaurant tonight.
noon Let’s have lunch at noon.

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Exercise 3: Let’s Talk
A. Read the dialogue with your tutor.
Paul: Would you like to go out for dinner
tonight?
Mary: Oh, I’d love to, but I can’t.
Paul: Why?
Mary: I’m meeting a friend this evening.
Paul: I see. How about we have coffee after?
Mary: That sounds great!
Paul: Can we meet at the mall at 9 PM?
Mary: Sure, that’s perfect.
Paul: Okay, see you then.
Mary: All right. Bye, Paul.

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Dr. Philips: Hi. I’m Dr. Philips.
James: Hello, Dr. Philips. I have a fever and red
spots all over my body.
Dr. Philips: When did the spots start?
James: Just before noon.
Dr. Philips: I see. What did you eat this morning?
James: I ate some shrimp.
Dr. Philips: You may have an allergy.
James: What should I do?
Dr. Philips: I’ll give you medicine for your fever and for
the spots on your skin.
James: Okay, Dr. Philips. Thank you!
B. Repeat after your tutor.
1. dinner - /ˈdɪnər/ or [din-er]
2. mall - /mɔl / or [mawl] trung tâm mua sắm
3. spot - /spɒt/ or [spot]
4. allergy - /ˈælərdʒi/ or [al-er-jee]
5. medicine - /ˈmɛdəsɪn or, esp. British, ˈmɛdsən/ or [med-uh-sin] thuốc

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Exercise 4: Word Search
Find seven words related to days and time.
W E D N E S D A Y D MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SUNDAY
MORNING
EVENING
MIDNIGHT
X M O N D A Y I A T
C I M V N C B K Z U
F D S O H N D L E E
R N D E R M A P S S
I I W E D N E Z D D
D G C D Y I I H R A
A H D G R H R N Y Y
Y T T V F L R G G W
E V E N I N G R E S
T Z T H U R S D A Y
S U N D A Y N Z A R

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Exercise 5: Odd One Out
Pick the word that does not belong in the group.
Example:
chicken sandwich soda pasta pizza hamburger
1. coffee lemonade fork iced tea wine
2. French fries fruit cake ice cream bowl iced tea
3. glass cup bottle mug soup
4. spoon knife plates hotdog fork
5. party lunch snack dinner breakfast

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Exercise 6: Make Sentences
Use the words in each number to form a question. Follow the pattern in the
example.
Example:
Rose / pasta / dinner / last night Did Rose have pasta for dinner last night?
you / salad / lunch / yesterday Did you eat salad for lunch yesterday?
Megan / pancakes / breakfast / last Tuesday. Did Megan have pancakes for breakfast last Tuesday?
1. Ruby / toast / breakfast / yesterday
2. Jerome / seafood / dinner / last night
3. You / coffee / breakfast / yesterday
4. Adam / cake / snacks / yesterday afternoon
5. Lily / hamburgers and soda / lunch / last Monday

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Exercise 7: Food Journal
Use the food journal below to answer the following
questions.
Mary’s Diet Journal
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Breakfast:
Toast and coffee
Breakfast:
Bacon and eggs
Breakfast:
Fruits
Breakfast:
Toast and yogurt
Breakfast:
Baked beans
Lunch:
Chicken Pasta
Lunch:
Fried chicken
Lunch:
Fish soup
Lunch:
Beef noodles
Lunch:
Curry rice
Dinner:
Vegetable Salad
Dinner:
Ramen
Dinner:
Grilled corn and
sausages
Dinner:
Pork Pie
Dinner:
Fish and Tofu
1. What did Mary eat for breakfast last
Tuesday?
2. What did Mary eat for dinner last
Wednesday?
3. What did she have for lunch at the end of
the week?
4. Did she eat fish for lunch last Thursday?
5. Did she have baked beans on Friday
morning?

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Exercise 8: Your Meal Plan
Make a plan for your weekend meal. Choose two foods you can eat for each meal. The choices are inside
the box on the left. There are no right or wrong answers.
Choose from this list:
VEGETABLES
carrots
celery
MEALS
curry and rice
fried chicken
beef noodles
ramen
fish and tofu
spaghetti
bacon
DRINKS
tea
soda
coffee
milk
lemonade
OTHERS
nuts
popcorn
cake
yogurt
ice cream
cupcakes
toast
pizza
banana
mango
melon
strawberry
Saturday
1. For breakfast, I will have
.
2. For lunch, I will have
.
3. For dessert, I will have
.
4. For snacks, I will have
.
5. For dinner, I will have
.
Sunday
1. For breakfast, I will have
.
2. For lunch, I will have
.
3. For dessert, I will have
.
4. For snacks, I will have
.
5. For dinner, I will have
.

10. Exercise 9: Question and Answer
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Answer the following questions with the help of your tutor.
1. What did you eat for dinner last night?
2. What did you have for breakfast yesterday?
3. What did you have for lunch yesterday?
4. What did you eat for snacks yesterday afternoon?
5. What did you eat for a midnight snack?
A. Find out what your tutor ate yesterday for the following meals.
1. breakfast
2. lunch
3. snack
4. dinner
5. midnight snack