KET L3B

Eating out
I want
choose some special place for this Sunday. I am lucky 20 because I have
found 21 an advertisement for a new restaurant at a farm close to 22 the city. So I want
take my parents there for 23 dinner.
I have planned 21 everything. I think we will arrive 24 there tomorrow at 25 11 o’clock. I will
park 24 on the street 27 next to the farm because their garage is closed 28 this spring. We
won’t stay 24 too long because then I want
go
the city park 26.
I hope that the weather will be 24 nice and warm with a clear blue sky so we can take some
photos 14. Then we will go 24
our favourite café, which is near 22 the park,
have some coffee and biscuits.
I hope that everything will be 24 all right and my parents will enjoy 24 the day.
Answer these questions.
1. What do I want to choose?
2. What type of place do I want to choose?
3. Which day do I want to choose it for?
4. Do I want to choose it for Saturday?
5. What am I?
6. Why am I lucky?
7. What have I found?
8. What is the advertisement for?
9. Am I unlucky?
10. Where is the restaurant?
11. What is the farm close to?
12. Is the farm far from the city?
13. Who do I want to take there?
14. What do I want to take them there for?
15. Do I want to take them there for lunch?
16. What have I planned?
17. When do I think we will arrive there?
1. I want to choose some special place.
2. I want to choose some place which is special.
3. I want to choose it for Sunday.
4. No, I don’t want to choose it for Saturday.
5. I am lucky.
6. … because I have found an advertisement.
7. I have found an advertisement.
8. The advertisement is for a new restaurant.
9. No, I’m not unlucky.
10.The restaurant is at a farm.
11.The farm is close to the city.
12.No, the farm isn’t farm from the city.
13.I want to take there my parents.
14.I want to take them there for dinner.
15.No, I don’t want to take them there for lunch.
16.I have planned everything.
17.I think we will arrive tomorrow.
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18. What time will we arrive there?
19. What do I think?
20. Where will I park?
21. Where is the street?
22. Will I park in front of the farm?
23. Is their garage open?
24. When is the garage closed?
25. Why will I park on the street?
26. How long will we stay?
27. Where do I want to go then?
28. Do I hope that the weather will be hot?
29. What do I hope that the sky will be like?
30. Why do I want the weather to be nice?
31. Where will we go then?
32. Will we go to our favourite restaurant?
33. Where is the café?
34. Is the café far from the park?
35. Why will we go to the café?
36. What will we have the coffee with?
37. What do I hope that everything will be like?
38. Do I hope that everything will be perfect?
39. Who do I hope will enjoy the day?
18.We will arrive there at 11 o’clock.
19.I think we will arrive there tomorrow at 11
o’clock.
20.I will park on the street.
21.The street is next to the farm.
22.No, I won’t park in front of the farm.
23.No, their garage isn’t open.
24.The garage is closed this spring.
25.… because their garage is closed this spring.
26.We won’t stay too long.
27.Then I want to go to the city park.
28.No, I don’t hope that the weather will be hot.
29.I hope that the sky will by clear blue.
30.… because then we can take some photos.
31.Then we will go to our favourite café.
32.No, we will not go to our favourite restaurant.
33.The café is near the park.
34.No, the café isn’t far from the park.
35.(We will go there) to have some coffee.
36.We will have the coffee with biscuits.
37.I hope that everything will be all right.
38.No, I don’t hope that everything will be perfect.
39.I hope that my parents will enjoy the day.
What is it?
The last day of a week.
Sunday
A marketing text in newspapers or a magazine.
An advertisement
A place for having a meal.
A restaurant
A place where thousands of people live.
A city
A place were domesticated animals live.
A farm
A mother and a father together.
Parents
A public place for rest and long walks.
A park
An indoor place where we park cars.
A garage
The first season.
Spring
A place where people go to have some coffee.
A café
A hot caffein drink.
Coffee
A baked sweet.
A biscuit
What is the opposite of these?
lucky
X
unlucky
new
X
old
near
X
far
closed
X
open(ed)
nothing
ugly
X
beautiful
everything X
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Which word is it?
c-o-h-e-s-o
choose
a-p-e-r-t-n-s
parents
d-e-a-t-v-r-s-m-t-e-n-i-e
advertisement
o-m-w-t-r-o-r-o
tomorrow
r-e-a-r-v-i
arrive
t-w-a-h-e-e-r-
weather
v-a-r-t-e-f-o-i-u
favourite
c-i-s-b-i-t-u
biscuit
VŠEchno
everything
VŠIchni
everybody/everyone
VŠUde
everywhere
Translate.
Ask these questions.
1. Na který den to chci?
1. Whid day do I want it for?
2. Na co je ten inzerát?
2. What is the advertisement for?
3. Čemu je ta farma blízko?
3. What is the farm close to?
4. Na co je tam chci vzít?
4. What do I want to take them there for?
5. S čím si dáme tu kávu?
5. What will we have the coffee with?
Rule 21: Present Perfect
-ed
Have/Has + -ed
3. tvar
NOW
Rule 23: Meals, such as breakfast, lunch and dinner, do not take indefinite articles ‘a/an’.
Jídla, třeba jako snídaně, oběd a večeře, nepřibírají neurčitý člen a/an.
HW
Najděte tento příklad jak v této kapitole, tak v kapitole ‘Visit to the ZOO’.
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So I want to take my parents there for dinner.
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At the Zoo, we had lunch, and took many photos of a lion…
Rule 26: For public places and services we always use the definite article ‘the’ because it is
assumed that both the speaker and the listener know which place and service exactly we have in
mind. See, in the old times, there used to be everything only once - one baker, one dentist, one
post office etc, so people always knew which one you are talking about. This habit, hence the
article, stayed.
Pro veřejná místa a služby vždy používáme určitého členu ‘the’, protože se předpokládá,
že mluvčí i posluchač vědí, přesně které místo či službu máme na mysli.
Víte, ve starých dobách, vše býválo jen jednou - jedno pekařství, jeden zubař, jedna pošta atd,
takže lidé vždy věděli, o kterém se hovoří. Tento zvyk, tudíž i člen, zůstal.
Then I want to go to the city park.
Poté chci jít do městského parku.
Najděte tento příklad v kapitole ‘Visit to the ZOO’ i v kapitole ‘Seasons’.
HW
… I wanted to take our children to the Zoo.
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… because every September the school starts.
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RULE 27: To add, because we understand that vehicles of public transport are surfaces on which
we can walk, we say ‘get on a bus’, because ‘we are on the bus’. Well, the opposite of ‘on’ is ‘off’,
so then we ‘get off the bus’.
Nutno dodat, že rozumíme, že vozidla hromadné dopravy jsou plošiny, po kterých se dá chodit, takže říkáme ‘get on a bus’ (nastoupit, doslova: dostat se na),
protože my jsme ‘on the bus’ (v autobuse, doslova: na autobuse).
No, a protikladem slova ‘on’ je ‘off’, tudíž vystoupit se řekne ‘get off the bus’.
HW
Najděte příklad v kapitole ‘Visit to the ZOO’
… and we got off right in front of the Zoo entrance.
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RULE 29: If the letter ‘r’ is after a pronounced vowel, we do not pronounce this ‘r’.
Pokud je písmeno ‘r’ po vyslovené samohlásce (a, e, i, o, u), tak jej nevyslovujeme.
Read. Čtěte.
for
advertisement
farm
there
park
weather
warm
clear
near
Najděte jich více v přechozích kapitolách.
Visit to the ZOO
HW
Saturday
under
were
card
cheaper
perfect
Seasons
birds
flowers
starts
summer
are
careful
winter
September
here
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