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Meals: meals and foods, “… likes … for lunch” and “Does he like …?”

Lessons 33–35 · 3 lessons · Susannah Reed with Kay Bentley. Guess What! Student’s Book 2 (Grade 2), Uzbekistan edition. Cambridge University Press; Ministry of Public Education of Uzbekistan, USAID
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Does he like cereal?

Student’s Book pp. 63
GoalAsk “Does he/she like …?” and answer “Yes, he does. / No, he doesn’t.”
New words
does he/she like …? · unga … yoqadimi?yes, he/she does · ha, yoqadino, he/she doesn’t · yo‘q, yoqmaydicereal · yorma
Explanation

We ask about another person: “Does he like cereal?” — “Yes, he does.” or “No, he doesn’t. He likes toast.” For a girl: “Does she like peas?” — “No, she doesn’t.” In the question we keep “like”: Does she like …? (not “likes”).

Worked examples
— Does Bobur like carrots? — Yes, he does.
— Does Nodira like sausages? — No, she doesn’t. She likes fish.
Class activity

“Ask about a friend”: in pairs, a child looks at a food card and asks about a third friend “Does she like …?” The Q&A is then written down.

Practice
1
Bobur likes potatoes. “Does he like potatoes?”
2
Nodira doesn’t like beans. “Does she like beans?”
3
Ask whether your friend (a boy) likes cereal.
4
Is “Does she likes fish?” correct?