Describing Food Production

Describing Food Production

Describing Food Production

• Review Compound sentences

• Review Relative Clauses

• Analyze a "food production" model

• Practice writing about VN Food production

What is this food called?

Analyze

Use the bold words in the brainstorm in the correct form to complete the model answer.

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Copy the text into your notebooks.

Multiple Choice

Match the sentences from the text with the topics.

Sentence 1-3

• a) a national dish

• b) a new area in farming

• c) the most important food in farming

Multiple Choice

Match the sentences from the text with the topics.

Sentence 4-5

• a) a national dish

• b) a new area in farming

• c) the most important food in farming

Multiple Choice

Match the sentences from the text with the topics.

Sentence 6-7

• a) a national dish

• b) a new area in farming

• c) the most important food in farming

Work with a partner and answer these questions.

• Are different regions of your country know for different foods?

• What national dishes are these used in?

• What changes have there been in the food produced in your country? Is this because of local changed in diet or for export?

Grammar

Relative Clauses

Multiple Select

What are relative clauses?

ex. People who live in urban areas now have different diets.

• They clauses that describe or give extra information

• They are two independent sentences that are linked together

Multiple Select

How many types of relative clauses are there?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

Multiple Select

What are the types of relative clauses? What is their function?

Products which are environmentally friendly try to limit the damage they do to the environment.

The Betawi, who are a local group in the region of Jakarta, are responsible for many of the street foods.

• Defining - give information to explain the specific place, object,

  or person the writer is talking about.

• Non-Defining - type

  of clause does not tell you which one. It tells you more information about

  the thing already named or defined.

• Defining -type

  of clause does not tell you which one. It tells you more information about

  the thing already named or defined.

• Non-defining - give information to explain the specific place, object,

  or person the writer is talking about.

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Multiple Select

Is it defining or non-defining?

Common foods which are grown in this country include wheat, fruit, and vegetables.

• defining

• non-defining

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Multiple Select

Type in the relative clause

Farmers who sell in the local market always sell seasonal crops.

• defining

• non-defining

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Multiple Select

Type in the relative clause

The food stall owners, who work in this area, must have a license.

• defining

• non-defining

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentences with who, which/that, or where.

People _ live in the countryside were given a small piece of land to farm.

• who

• which / that

• where

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentences with who, which/that, or where.

In the past, people lived _ it was easy to grow their own food.

• who

• which / that

• where

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentences with who, which/that, or where.

The new kinds of food _ are popular nowadays are usually processed and unhealthy.

• who

• which / that

• where

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentences with who, which/that, or where.

In hot and dry places, _ there is little rain, it is often hard to grow food.

• who

• which / that

• where

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentences with who, which/that, or where.

She thinks people living in the city, _ are usually richer, do not eat as much fruit and vegetables.

• who

• which / that

• where

Writing Skill

Compound Sentences

Multiple Choice

What is a compound sentence.

• A sentence with two or more independent clauses

• A sentence with two or more independent clauses joined with a conjunction such as: and, but, so, while.

Multiple Select

Why do we need compound sentences in English?

• To join two short sentences together into a more sophisticated sentence

• Avoid using to many simple sentences or choppy sentences

• because my teacher said so

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct conjunction to complete these compound sentences.

Since / While it is more environmentally friendly to eat locally grown food, many countries spend millions of dollars buying foods from thousands of miles away.

• Since

• While

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct conjunction to complete these compound sentences.

Farming underground would have some advantages, but / and one

difficulty is that it would need to use artificial light.

• but

• and

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct conjunction to complete these compound sentences.

These stores mostly sell processed foods and / so have better refrigerators to store the milk and meat products people demand.

• and

• so

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct conjunction to complete these compound sentences.

The world’s population is growing, yet / so we need more space to

produce food.

• yet

• so