Why is pizza from Italy so famous?

Answer each question with 2–3 sentences.

1. Do you like pizza?
2. What is your favourite food?
3. What food don't you like?
4. Do you like cooking?
5. Do you eat pizza at home or in a restaurant?
6. What do you like on pizza?

Read each word and the example. Then say one sentence with the word.

Choose the word that fits.

1. Pizza has got a lot of melted on top.
2. A red vegetable that we use for pizza sauce is a .
3. Bread and pizza are made from .
4. You bake a pizza in an .
5. To is to cook in an oven.
6. A piece of pizza is a .
7. Very, very good food is .
8. You eat out and pay in a .

Choose the right answer, then press Check answers.

1. cheese is made from
   waterfishmilk
2. dough is for making
   soup and juicebread and pizzatea and coffee
3. an oven is
   wethotcold
4. to bake = to cook in an
   iceriveroven
5. a slice is a
   bottleplatepiece
6. delicious = very
   small to eathard to eatgood to eat

Use these phrases to say what you like and do not like.

• I like...Мені подобається...I like pizza.
• I love...Я обожнюю...I love cheese.
• I don't like...Мені не подобається...I don't like mushrooms.
• Do you like...?Тобі подобається...?Do you like pasta?
• He likes...Йому подобається...He likes pizza with ham.
• She doesn't like...Їй не подобається...She doesn't like cheese.
• I like cooking.Я люблю готувати.I like cooking at the weekend.
• My favourite food is...Моя улюблена їжа — це...My favourite food is pizza.

Read the text. Hover over the dotted words for help.

1. Pizza comes from Naples.
   TrueFalse
2. Historians are sure that the Margherita story is completely true.
   TrueFalse
3. Pizza bakes in a very hot oven.
   TrueFalse
4. Everybody likes the same pizza.
   TrueFalse
5. Pizza is popular in only one country.
   TrueFalse

1. Why do people love pizza?
2. Do you like cooking pizza?
3. What is the best topping?
4. Is pizza healthy?

Common mistakes: after like use a noun or a verb with -ing, and add -s with he, she and it. ✗ I like to cooking → I like cooking. ✗ She like pizza → She likes pizza. ✗ He doesn't likes fish → He doesn't like fish.

1. I
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   pizza.
2. She
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   cheese.
3. He
   don'tdoesn't
   like mushrooms.
4. They
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   like fish.
5. I love
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6. DoesDo
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7. Does he like fish? No, he
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   .
8. What food
   dodoes
   you like?

Each sentence has one mistake. Type the correct words.

1. She like pizza. →
2. He doesn't likes fish. →
3. I like to cooking. →
4. Do you likes cheese? →
5. They doesn't like mushrooms. →
6. Does she likes pizza? →

Answer with full sentences. Use like, love and don't like.

1. Do you like pizza?
2. What food do you love?
3. What food don't you like?
4. Does your best friend like cooking?
5. What do you like on pizza?
6. Do you like eating in a restaurant?

Three people tell about pizza. Compare them. Who loves pizza the most? Who does not like it? What pizza do you like?

Your teacher will time you.

1. Plan for one minute, then speak for one or two minutes.
2. Part 1: say what food you like and love.
3. Part 2: say what food you don't like.
4. Part 3: say what a friend or a family member likes.

1. Do you like pizza?
2. What do you like on pizza?
3. Do you like cooking?
4. What food do you love?
5. What food don't you like?
6. Do you like eating in a restaurant?
7. Do you like cheese?
8. What is your favourite food?

1. Who in your family likes pizza?
2. Who loves cooking?
3. Who doesn't like cheese?
4. Who cooks in your family?
5. Who likes fast food?
6. Who doesn't like fish?

1. Is pizza healthy?
2. Is Italian food the best?
3. Is cooking at home better than a restaurant?
4. Do you like fast food?
5. Is it good to eat the same food every day?