chef rules

Chef rules

1.A chef has to wash his hands

2.A chef has to wear a hat

3.A  chef has to keep food organized and in good condition

4.A chef has to know how to cook all

5.A chef has to start work properly neat and uniform

6.A chef can’t be late

7.A  chef has to use the right ingredients and good quality

8.A  chef has to have a specialty in the kitchen

9.A chef has to like the kitchen

10.A chef has to be polite to the customer

Soldier rules

1-A soldier must be polite on duty.
2-A soldier must follow his leader's orders.
3-A soldier must know how to shoot a gun.
4-A soldier must respect his teammates.
5-A soldier must be efficient.
6-A soldier mustn't break the law.
7-A soldier has to remain silent while the leader's speaking
8-A soldier can not speak back to a leader or superior unless told to.
9-A soldier has to be serious while on duty.
10-A good soldier must work in team.Remember Murphy's laws, you're not a superman.

Can, Can't/Mustn't, Have to, Don't have to

Practise have to in the affirmative and the negative forms. Write your score and copy the wrong answers on your notebook.
In this activity you have to click on the words in the correct order to make
positives, negatives and questions with have to / have got to and don't have to / haven't got to.
What can you do in the classroom? Practise with the school rules.

Rules for sports... or for jobs

This is a task you have to do in pairs.
You have to write the rules of a sport or the rules to be a good professional. Use the verbs can, mustn't/can't and have to.

A) Sport.
Choose a sport you like and write ten rules you have to follow if you want to practise it.
Example: 
BMX: You have to have a BMX racing bike to compete in BMX.

B) A good professional.
Choose a profession from the list below and think about what a person doing that job has to do every day.
Write a list of  ten qualities needed for the job. You can use "A good teacher" as a model.
Example:
Actor: An actor can play in the theatre, the TV or the cinema.

accountant	actor	air steward
architect	assistant	author
baker	builder	businessman / businesswoman / executive
butcher	chef	civil servant
clerk	computer operator / programmer	cook
dentist	doctor	driver bus / taxi / train driver
garbageman (refuse collector)	electrician	engineer
farmer	hairdresser	journalist
judge	lawyer	manager
musician	nurse	photographer
pilot	plumber	police officer
politician	receptionist	sailor
salesman / saleswoman /salesperson	scientist	secretary
soldier	teacher	telephone operator

A Chef

1. A chef must have all kinds of food in the kitchen
2. A chef has to make a good food.
3. A chef have to have the kitchen clean.
4. A chef must have ordered the kitchen
5. A chef must wash their hands before every meal
6. A chef prepared foods with some cooks
7. A chef make food for you to rate it
8. A chef is always right.
9. A chef has to get stars for his restaurant
10. A chef creates new foods

Speaking test

There's a list of twenty questions. Be ready to ask and answer them.

1- What is your name?

2-  Where are you from?

3- Where do you live?

4- What is your address?

5- What is your telephone number?

6- When is your birthday?

7-   How old are you?

8-   What is your favourite sport?

9-    What are you wearing now?

10- Who is your best friend?

11- What do you want to do in the future?

12- Who is your favourite singer?

13- What kind of music do you like?

14-What is your favourite place?

15- What is your favourite subject at school?

16- Who do you live with?

17-What’s your best friend's name?

18-Have you got a pet?

19-Do you have to do any housework? What do you have to do?
20- ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... (prepare your own question)

What do you have to do?

A) Language practise.
Do the activities and write your score on your notebook. Copy the wrong sentences.

1. Imagine you are going camping. What do you have to do? Practise here.

2. Don't have to or doesn't have to? Do the exercise and check.

3. We have been doing exercises with have to and don’t have to quite a lot! To learn more about this you can check out the following links and the exercises. 

English-Zone.com

Eclectic English.com

B) Individual task.
What do you have to do at home? On you notebook, write a list of the obligations you have at home (minimum 5 tasks). Compare your list with your partner's. Tick the coincidences.