课程目标: Students can talk about food traditions, tastes and eating habits, and describe how their habits have changed using would, used to and be/get used to.
添加课程后会得到词汇集和练习的副本，课程会在编辑器中打开：可以在那里调整步骤并上课。
课程计划
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热身
引导学生开口并进入主题的问题。
- What did your family eat on special occasions when you were a child?
- Is there a dish from your country that foreigners find strange?
- Do you usually cook from scratch, or do you rely on ready meals?
- What do you like to eat after a really bad day?
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新单词
认识单词并在游戏中巩固。
记忆翻牌句子填空staple · delicacy · cuisine · an acquired taste · locally sourced · comfort food · indulge in · savour · bland · mouth-watering · culinary · palate · a fussy eater · a sweet tooth · processed food
词汇集中的全部单词 - 3
练习
在语境中练习本课单词。答案只有您能看到。
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Rice is the ___ food for more than half of the world's population.
答案: staple - 填空
Hardly anyone likes olives the first time — they're an acquired ___.
答案: taste - 填空
When I was little, my grandmother ___ bake bread every Sunday morning.
答案: would / used to - 填空
After a year in Japan, I finally got used to ___ fish for breakfast.
答案: eating - 选择题
A child who refuses to eat most vegetables is ...
a fussy eatera sweet toothan acquired tastea delicacy - 选择题
Which sentence is correct?
I'm used to cooking for a big family.I'm used to cook for a big family.I use to cook for a big family.I used to cooking for a big family. - 选择题
Soup with too little salt or spice tastes ...
blandmouth-wateringculinarylocally sourced - 判断对错
Read: "Fifty years ago, most families in the region would eat whatever grew nearby: cabbage, potatoes and mushrooms from the forest. Today supermarkets sell avocados all year round, yet a growing number of young chefs are returning to locally sourced ingredients and treating their grandmothers' recipes as a source of pride rather than a sign of poverty." According to the text, young chefs are embarrassed by traditional recipes.
答案: 错误 - 判断对错
Read the text again. In the past, families mostly ate food produced close to home.
答案: 正确 - 讨论题
Describe a food you disliked as a child but enjoy now (or the other way round). Use would, used to and be/get used to.
参考答案: As a child I used to hide mushrooms under my potatoes, and my mother would always find them, of course. When I moved to Poland, though, I had to get used to eating them almost every day, and now I genuinely love them. These days I'm so used to cooking with wild mushrooms that autumn wouldn't feel the same without them.
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口语
学生用新单词回答。
- Is a country's cuisine an important part of its national identity? Why?
- Should schools teach children to cook? What would you include in the course?
- Is it worth paying more for locally sourced food?
- What's the most unusual delicacy you've ever tried — or refused to try?
- Is it rude to refuse food when you're a guest? What would you do?
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复习
本课单词测验。选择学生后，是其链接中的家庭作业。
选择题