UNIT 5 Lesson 6

UNIT 5

Lesson 6

TOPICS

ACTIVITY BOOK:

SPEAKING: Let's use phrasal verbs!

Adverbs of Manner: regular and irregular

Adverbs of Manner: regular

Adverbs of Manner: irrregular

PRACTICE TIME!

AT A RESTAURANT: ordering food

SPEAKING

• How do you feel when you have to look for something important but can't find it?
• When was the last time you had to look for your car keys in a hurry?
• How do you feel when you're asked to look after someone else's pet or child?
• Do you like to try on clothes when you go shopping?
• Do you prefer to eat out at restaurants or cook at home most of the time?
• Do you think you are able to fill in a form in English? What are some of the fields you find in a form?
• Is there a specific situation where you always find yourself having to watch out for potential dangers? How do you stay vigilant in those moments?

ADVERBS OF MANNER

What is an adverb of manner? An adverb of manner tells us how someone does something. It gives more information about the verb (the action).

🟢 Most adverbs of manner end in -ly. Examples: She speaks slowly. (How does she speak? → Slowly) ❗ Some adverbs don’t end in -ly: He works hard. (Not "hardly" — that means something different!)

ADVERBS OF MANNER: REGULAR AND IRREGULAR

• Regular adverbs are formed by adding "-ly" at the end of the adjective.
• Irregular adverbs are not formed by adding "-ly" to an adjective. They must be memorized.

REGULAR

IRREGULAR

REGULAR ADVERBS OF MANNER

EXAMPLES

REGULAR adverbs

Adjective + “-ly”

• She is a beautiful singer.” “She sings beautifully.”
• “He is a slow walker.” “He walks slowly.”
• “This is the last item we need to discuss.”

“Lastly, let’s discuss the impact on the environment.”

Adjectives ending in “-ic” “They are enthusiastic students.” “They work enthusiastically.” Adjectives ending in “-y” “The children are happy when they are playing.” “The children are playing happily.” “Why are you so noisy when you eat?” “Stop eating so noisily!” Adjectives ending in “-le” “He is a terrible golfer.” “He plays golf terribly.”

IRREGULAR ADVERBS OF MANNER

EXAMPLES

IRREGULAR adverbs

ADVERBS

ADJECTIVES

• A Ferrari is a fast car. “He drives fast.”
• It was hard work on the farm. “I worked hard on the farm today”
• Draw a straight line, please. “We drove straight.”
• I think I need to have an early night. “She finished her homework early."
• Why are you always late? “We arrived late.”
• He is a good football player. “He plays football well.”

TIME TO PRACTISE

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AT A RESTAURANT

LISTEN

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AT A RESTAURANT

✅ Accepting:

• That sounds great!

• Sure, I’d love to.
• Yes, I’d be happy to.

• Good idea, let’s do it.

• Perfect, I was thinking the same.

Vocabulary: INVITATIONS

• Maybe we could have dinner tonight.
• I'd like to take you out for dinner.
• Why don't we have dinner tonight.
• How about having dinner tonight?

❌ Declining (politely):

• I’d love to, but I already have plans tonight.

• Thanks for asking, but I can’t make it this evening.

• That’s really kind of you, but I’m busy tonight.

• Maybe another time?

YOUR TURN: Practise inviting a friend. Accept or decline the invitation.

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READ THE MENU

How do you pronounce these words?

• COURSES (n.)
• STARTERS (n.)
• MAIN COURSES (n.)
• DESSERTS (n.)
• SOUP (n.)
• SEAFOOD (n.)
• HOME-MADE (adj.)
• SAUCE (n.)
• FRESH (n.)

AT A RESTAURANT

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1. Listen to Jenny and Daniel having dinner. What food do they order?

AT A RESTAURANT

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2. Listen again and repeat the "You Say" phrases. Copy the rhythm.

LISTEN

You HearGood evening. Do you have a reservation? Come this way, please. Are you ready to order? What would you like to drink? Still or sparkling? Thank you, sir.

You SayA: Yes, a table for two. My name's Daniel O'Connor. B Yes. The soup and the mushroom ravioli, please. A: I'd like the mozzarella salad and then the chicken. B: Just water for me. A: A bottle of mineral water, please. A: Is sparkling OK? B: Yes, sparkling. A:Thank you.

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3. ROLE-PLAY: Practise the dialogue. Look at the menu.

MENU

You HearGood evening. Do you have a reservation? Come this way, please. Are you ready to order? What would you like to drink? Still or sparkling? Thank you, sir.

You SayYes, a table for .......... My name's ......... . Yes. The ......... and the ........., please. I'd like the ......... and then the .......... Just .........for me. ........., please. ......... is OK. Thank you.

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Excellent job!

KEEP PRACTISING YOUR ENGLISH!

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This was our last presentation

Time to revise and keep going!