TIME

OUT

Offering and asking GRAMMAR a/an

1.3
for drinks VOCABULARY Drinks

1 a Write the drinks (a - f) under the pictures in the menu.

a apple juice b coffee c iced tea d mineral water e orange juice f tea

coffee
1 ______________ 2 ______________ 3 ______________

4 ______________ 5 ______________ 6 ______________

b PRONUNCIATION Put the drinks under the

correct stress marks.

1 Oo o 4 o o
______ ______ ______ ______
2 Oo o 5 Oo
______ ______ ______
3 Ooo Oo 6 o
______ ______ ______

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 c  10 Now listen to six people. What 3 Communication practice 3 F Page 78. Work
drinks (a - f) from 1a do they ask for? with a partner.

1 F
b 2 F 3 F 4 F 4 a How many drinks do you know in
5 F 6 F English? Write them in the chart.

d  10 Listen again. Write the drinks Drinks

in the chart.

Drinks
a coffee
an

a/an
Use a before consonants: a coffee
Use an before vowels: an orange juice

F Grammar reference 4

e Grammar practice F Page 94, Exercise 5

2 a  11 Listen to the conversation. Fill b What’s your favourite drink? Ask other
in the gaps. students.

Joe 1 Would you like a drink,

________ USEFUL LANGUAGE
Claire?
Would you like a drink?
2
Claire ________ , please. Could I Yes, please. / No, thanks.
have a tea? Could I have a/an ... , please?
Joe Yes. Milk? Sugar? Yes. / Sure.
3
Claire With milk. _______ . No sugar. Milk? Sugar?
Joe OK. And Anne? With milk, please. No sugar.
Anne 4
________ I have an orange No sugar.
juice, please?
Drinks
Joe Sure. coffee tea (mineral) water

b  12 PRONUNCIATION How do you orange juice apple juice iced tea

say a and an in these sentences?
Note: Mineral water can be still or
Listen and repeat.
sparkling.
1 Could I have a coffee, please?
Could I have a mineral water, please?
//
Still or sparkling?
2 Could I have an orange juice?
/n/

c Practise saying the sentences.

d Vocabulary practice F Page 94, Exercise 6

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