Class 15 · Summer 2026
At the Restaurant
Food words · How much / How many · Reading a menu · Ordering politely
Sixteen foods, the two ways English asks “how many?”, a real menu with real prices, and what to say when the server comes to the table.
Grammar in this class:Count and non-count nounsHow much, how many
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Patina English Workbook · Unit 15
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Words
Sheet
Food Words
Sixteen foods with a picture for every one. The top eight you can count, the bottom eight you cannot, and that is the whole class in one grid.
Game
Food Sprint
A picture appears. Type the word before the clock runs out. Careful: rice and bread never take an -s.
Grammar
Sheet
How Much, How Many
Your language has one word. English has two. One test tells you which: can you say two of it? Plus the money rule, which breaks it.
Game
Much or Many Sprint
A word appears. Type how much or how many, fast. The money rounds are the ones that catch everybody.
Real world
Sheet
The Menu
A real menu with real prices. Find the parts, learn the jobs in a restaurant, answer the price questions, then order something from it.
Read
Reading
Lunch at the Café
Lunch at a café: read the menu, order politely, count the cookies and pay the bill.
Listen
Listening
Ordering Lunch
At a café. Leon is taking an order. Listen first with the script hidden, then read along, answer, and write the missing words.
Speak
Speaking
Ordering at a Restaurant
The whole meal in order: what the server says, and what you say back. I’d like, Could I have, and why they sound better than I want.