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    22ND OCTOBER Unit 5 I M at The Canteen

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    Unit 5 discusses food vocabulary in Spanish such as salad, bread rolls, meat, fish, vegetables, rice, and fruit. It provides examples of how to use "any" in questions and negative sentences to ask about the presence of certain foods, such as "Do you have any meat?" or "Are there any vegetables?". Students are taught responses such as "Yes, there is/are" or "No, there isn't/aren't".

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    Unit 5 discusses food vocabulary in Spanish such as salad, bread rolls, meat, fish, vegetables, rice, and fruit. It provides examples of how to use "any" in questions and negative sentences to ask about the presence of certain foods, such as "Do you have any meat?" or "Are there any vegetables?". Students are taught responses such as "Yes, there is/are" or "No, there isn't/aren't".

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    Unit 5 discusses food vocabulary in Spanish such as salad, bread rolls, meat, fish, vegetables, rice, and fruit. It provides examples of how to use "any" in questions and negative sentences to ask about the presence of certain foods, such as "Do you have any meat?" or "Are there any vegetables?". Students are taught responses such as "Yes, there is/are" or "No, there isn't/aren't".

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    22ND OCTOBER Unit 5 I M at The Canteen

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    22ND OCTOBER

    UNIT 5: I´m at the canteen

    Vocabulary: “Food”
    Salad: ensalada
    Bread rolls: rodajas de pan
    Meat: carne
    Fish: pescado
    Vegetables: verduras
    Rice: arroz
    Fruit: fruta
    Pudding: budín

    Any: se usa en “questions” and “negative sentences”.

    Examples:
    -Have you got any ………? ()
    Yes, I have /or / No, I haven´t

    -What do you eat for lunch? ()


    I eat………………………… for lunch.

    -Is there any meat? (cuando pregunto para singular)


    Yes, there is/ No, there isn´t.
    - Are there any vegetables?(cuando pregunto para
    plural)
    - Yes, there are. No, there aren´t.
    -

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