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    This document provides an overview of a basic English lesson on quantifiers, cooking vocabulary, and exam skills for the KET Cambridge test. It introduces quantifiers such as many, much, a few and a lot, and explains their usage. Cooking verbs like grill, bake and fry are presented. Techniques for the KET Speaking Part 1 and Reading Part 1 exams are discussed, including tips like listening carefully, discussing pictures with a partner, and choosing the best answer. An assessment involves a simulated Speaking Part 2 and Reading Part 1 practice.

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    This document provides an overview of a basic English lesson on quantifiers, cooking vocabulary, and exam skills for the KET Cambridge test. It introduces quantifiers such as many, much, a few and a lot, and explains their usage. Cooking verbs like grill, bake and fry are presented. Techniques for the KET Speaking Part 1 and Reading Part 1 exams are discussed, including tips like listening carefully, discussing pictures with a partner, and choosing the best answer. An assessment involves a simulated Speaking Part 2 and Reading Part 1 practice.

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    This document provides an overview of a basic English lesson on quantifiers, cooking vocabulary, and exam skills for the KET Cambridge test. It introduces quantifiers such as many, much, a few and a lot, and explains their usage. Cooking verbs like grill, bake and fry are presented. Techniques for the KET Speaking Part 1 and Reading Part 1 exams are discussed, including tips like listening carefully, discussing pictures with a partner, and choosing the best answer. An assessment involves a simulated Speaking Part 2 and Reading Part 1 practice.

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    This document provides an overview of a basic English lesson on quantifiers, cooking vocabulary, and exam skills for the KET Cambridge test. It introduces quantifiers such as many, much, a few and a lot, and explains their usage. Cooking verbs like grill, bake and fry are presented. Techniques for the KET Speaking Part 1 and Reading Part 1 exams are discussed, including tips like listening carefully, discussing pictures with a partner, and choosing the best answer. An assessment involves a simulated Speaking Part 2 and Reading Part 1 practice.

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    BASIC 2.

    1
    Meeting 3-4
    ci
    Ms. Uc

    Quantifiers
    We are going to learn about
    quantifiers (many, much, a few
    and a lot of), cooking vocabulary,
    KET Speaking part 2 and KET
    Reading Part 1

    2
    Warmer
    MAKE UP SENTENCE

    • Each of you will have to write 1 word on a paper


    • I will tell you the topic of the word you have to write
    • Later on, you say the word one by one and see what the sentence is

    3
    Lead-In

    1. Can you cook? What


    food can you cook?

    2. How much rice do you


    eat in a day?

    3. How many times do you


    eat pizza in a month?

    4
    What’s the difference?
    3. How many times do you
    eat pizza in a month?
    2. How much rice do you
    eat in a day?
    Presentation
    QUANTIFIERS
    MUCH, MANY, A LOT OF, A LITTLE, A FEW
    Remember: Note:
    We use: We use:

    1. A/AN : to say something that is only 1 1. Many, much, and a lot : to say something with
    2. Some and Any to say something that is more big amount
    than enough 2. A little and a few : to say something with small
    amount

    A / AN
    A LITTLE / A FEW
    SOME / ANY
    MUCH, MANY, A LOT OF

    6
    Presentation
    QUANTIFIERS
    MUCH, MANY, A LOT OF, A LITTLE, A FEW

    7
    Presentation
    QUANTIFIERS
    MUCH, MANY, A LOT OF, A LITTLE, A FEW

    8
    Presentation
    QUANTIFIERS
    MUCH, MANY, A LOT OF, A LITTLE, A FEW

    QUANTIFIERS USAGE EXAMPLE

    MUCH -? We don’t have much money


    Uncountable (chocolate, coffee, butter, How much salt do you want?
    money, etc)
    MANY -? We don’t have many potatoes
    Plural countable nouns (grapes, How many mushrooms do you want?
    mushrooms, potatoes, etc)
    A LOT OF + I need a lot of tomatoes
    Both
    A LITTLE + I need a little sugar
    Uncountable
    A FEW + I only have a few sausages
    Plural countable

    9
    Presentation
    QUANTIFIERS
    MUCH, MANY, A LOT OF, A LITTLE, A FEW

    10
    Presentation
    QUANTIFIERS
    MUCH, MANY, A LOT OF, A LITTLE, A FEW

    A LOT

    MUCH A LITTLE

    MANY

    11
    Presentation
    COOKING VOCABULARY

    a. Grill
    b. Bake
    c. Fry

    d. Roast

    e. Boil

    12
    Presentation
    COOKING VOCABULARY

    baked
    boiled
    fried
    fry
    roast
    grill
    grilled
    bake
    roast

    13
    Presentation
    COOKING VOCABULARY

    a. A bag
    b. A bottle
    c. A bar
    d. A jar
    e. A can
    Note:
    We use containers vocabulary
    f. A packet With plural countable and uncountable nouns.
    Because we cannot say “a” water,
    We can change it by saying “a bottle” of water

    14
    Practice 1
    Now, let’s practice
    PAIR WORK

    • I will divide you into pair


    • With your partner, complete the dialogue
    • Next, we will check the answer together
    • After that practice the dialogue together
    in front of the class
    Practice 2
    Now, let’s practice
    GROUP WORK

    • I will divide you into groups


    • I will stick the questions on everyone’s
    back
    • The questions are about containers
    vocabulary
    • Work together to answer all the
    questions correctly
    EXAM SKILL -
    KET CAMBRIDGE TEST PRESENTATION
    EXAM SKILL -
    KET SPEAKING PART 1 PRESENTATION
    Type
    Speaking
    What do candidates have to
    do?
    Discussion

    How many questions?


    -

    Tips
    • Don’t be nervous
    • Trust yourself
    • Smile!
    • Listen to the instructions and the questions
    carefully
    • Discuss the pictures with your partner
    • Watch your pronunciation too
    Type
    Speaking
    What do candidates have to
    do?
    Discussion

    How many questions?


    -

    Tips
    • Don’t be nervous
    • Trust yourself
    • Smile!
    • Listen to the instructions and the questions
    carefully
    • Discuss the pictures with your partner
    • Watch your pronunciation too
    LET’S WATCH THIS
    TOGETHER
    EXAM SKILL -
    KET READING PART 1 PRESENTATION
    Type
    Multiple choice
    What do candidates have to
    do?
    Read short texts for the main
    message
    How many questions?
    6

    Tips
    • Read the short text carefully
    • Read the options, highlight the main point, and
    understand each option
    • Some options are tricky
    • So, choose the very best answer
    • Make sure, your answer is in the content of the
    short text
    LET’S ANSWER THIS
    TOGETHER
    LET’S ANSWER THIS
    TOGETHER
    LET’S ANSWER THIS
    TOGETHER
    Assessment
    Now, let’s practice

    KET SPEAKING PART 2 SIMULATION + Reading


    Part 1
    Assessment
    BEFORE GOING HOME

    1. What’s the differences between many and much?

    2. What’s the differences between a little and a few?


    3. What do you know about KET Speaking part 2?
    4. What do you know about KET Reading Part 1?

    29
    ss …
    For the next cla

    We are going to learn some phrases used in a restaurants

    FUNKY
    TUNES

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