UNIT 2 – IT'S DELICIOUS
Lesson 2.2 Grammar
(SB page 22)

GAME: NAME IT!
• TT puts Ss into groups of 4 and gives
each group pieces of paper.
• T explains that T is going to say a
letter of the alphabet and Ss think of
a food or drink word that starts with
this letter.
• Each group will write their word on
the paper and raise it.
• The first correct group wins a point.

B
breakfast, bread, ….

Objective
I can use there is/ there are to talk about places to eat in town.

Is/Are … your favourite food?
What is your favourite place to eat
or drink?

Exercise 1 - SB page 22
Study the Vocabulary box. Have you got these places in your country?
Vote for your favourite place to eat.

What's your
favourite
place to eat?

You're going to read a short paragraph about a market in London.
Read and circle the places you've read in the Vocabulary box.

Exercise 2 - SB page 22

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GRAMMAR
Meaning
Usage

Form

THERE
THERE
IS
have something ARE
there is + singular N

there are + plural N

(+) There are some burgers bars
(+) There's a sandwich bar.
(-) There aren't any burgers bars.
(-) There isn't a pizzeria.
(?) Is there an Italian restaurant? (?) Are there any cafés?
Yes, there are.
Yes, there is.
No, there aren't.
No, there isn't.

Exercise 3 - SB page 22
Complete the sentences about restaurants in Brixton with the
correct form of there is/ there are.

There are
There isn't
There's
There aren't
Is there
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Exercise 4 - SB page 22
Read the description of the
market and choose the
correct option. Listen and
check.

Exercise 5 - SB page 22
In pairs, ask and answer questions
about the text using the words below.

Is there an Indian
restaurant?

Yes, there is.