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- Greg Malivuk
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- What is the strangest food you have ever eaten?
- frog
- iguana
- scorpion
- snail
- suri (type of worm or grub)
- horseshoe crab
- kangaroo
- shark
- pork
- horse
- guinea pig
- organ meat
- camel
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- p. 69 - with your partner, label the foods and rank them from most to least healthy
- Avocado is a botanical fruit (if you ask a scientist).
- In the US, it is a culinary vegetable (if you ask a chef).
- Thai food doesn’t have mango curry, but “Thai” food does.
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- p. 70 - read about pizza Napoletana
- What ingredient in the official description was impossible to have in Italy in 997 CE?
- Tomatoes did not exist in Europe before trade began with the Americas in the 15th and 16th centuries.
- granted = given officially
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- What foods are traditional in your country with the purpose of “using up” leftovers at the end of the week?
- What are the traditional foods during holidays in your culture?
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- BREAK
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- Modal verbs:
- shall/should
- may/might
- can/could
- will/would
- must
- ought to
- had better
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- similar expressions / modal-like expressions:
- have to
- be going to
- be able to
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- Modals do not change with person (first, second third) or tense, and the modal must be the first verb (so there can be only one modal).
- Similar expressions change for he/she/it and tense, and can be combined with other modals.
- I will do it. / I am going to do it.
- He will do it. / He is going to do it.
- *I will can help you tomorrow. (WRONG)
- I will be able to help you tomorrow. (OKAY)
- I’m going to be able to help you tomorrow. (OKAY)
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- necessity / obligation: must, have to
- ability: can, could
- permission: can, may, be allowed to
- recommendation: should, shouldn’t, ought to
- possibility: may, might, could, may not, might not
- inability/impossibility: couldn’t, can’t
- prohibition (something is not permitted): must not, can’t, may not, be not allowed to
- lack of necessity: do not have to
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- You must come to class on time. = You have to come to class on time.
- You must not smoke inside the building. = Smoking is prohibited. You have no choice.
- You don’t have to do your homework now. = It is not necessary to do it now. You can do it later if you want.
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- p. 71 part 6 - do you know what these foods are?
- rotten = old and bad to eat (Durian smells like rotten onions.)
- part 7 - How do you think we can finish these sentences?
- Fugu is allowed to be eaten…
- People are allowed to eat fugu…
- You don’t have to refrigerate potatoes.
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- Do you have to keep eggs in the fridge?
- How about mayonnaise? Butter?
- Do you have to wash rice before you cook it?
- Do you have to eat fish on the day you buy it?
- Do you have to rinse pasta after you boil it?
- Do you have to cook meat until it isn’t pink?
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- Homework: p. 71 part 5 and p. 163 practice 1
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