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Unit 5

Unit 5 Revision
1 Vocabulary food
Write the foods.
1 What fruit juice (with the same name as its colour) do people usually drink for breakfast? orange
2 Name something white and something black that people add to their food for taste.
and
3 The Americans call these fries but in the UK they call them
4 Many people put this yellow fruit’s juice on fish.
5 To make a Bolognese sauce, you need meat, tomatoes and
6 These come from a chicken, and are good to eat for breakfast.
7 The animal is called a sheep, but we call the meat
8 This is made from milk and is good to eat in sandwiches or after a meal.

2 Vocabulary quantities and containers


Complete the conversations with quantities or container words.
1 A: Can I have a bottle of water, please?
B: Large or small.
A: Large, please. A litre.
2 A: Please pass me two of bread. I want to make a sandwich.
B: Good idea. And here’s a of fish and some salad to go in it.
3 A: Are you thirsty? Would you like a of iced tea?
B: Yes, please.
4 A: Shall we have kabsa for dinner tonight?
B: Sounds good. Can you get a of rice at the market?
5 A: Would you like some chocolate?
B: Yes, please, but only a small .

3 Vocabulary food verbs


Complete the instructions with food verbs.
1  Mix the flour and milk together in a bowl
2  the tomatoes and cook with the chicken
3 some butter on the bread
4  some nuts and raisins on top, then serve
5 250 ml of milk into the bowl

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Unit 5
Unit 5 Revision
4 
Grammar countable and uncountable nouns (a, some and any)
Complete the sentences with a/an, some or any. Circle the correct option where necessary.
1 We need some olive oil. There isn’t / aren’t any left.
2 Is/Are there nuts in this dish?
3 
There’s/There are flour in the cupboard.
4 I’d like apple and raisins.
5 Please buy peppers at the market and chicken.
6 There isn’t/aren’t normally prawns in ceviche.
7 Do you have rice to eat with this dish?

5 
Grammar a lot of and not much / not many
Complete the text with the words in brackets in the correct place.
many

There aren’t good supermarkets in my town so I like buying my meat and vegetables at the local market (many).

There are hundreds of shops here and they sell different foods (a lot of). The market opens at 8 a.m. and it’s

very popular. There isn’t food for sale after 10 a.m. (much). There aren’t restaurants in the market but there’s an

excellent noodle café (many). I don’t usually eat fast food, but this fast food is delicious (much)!

6 Grammar how many / how much


Complete the questions with how much or how many. Then match the questions with the answers.
How many seconds are there in a day?
1  d
2  of the human body is water?
3  sheep are there in New Zealand? And people are there?
4  of the world’s population is left-handed?
5  does your hair generally grow in a month?
6  kilometres are in a mile?

a about 65%
b 1.6
c 70 million and 40 million
d 86,400
e about 10%
f about 1 cm

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