3rd Unit 6 Review

3rd Unit 6 Review

The first thing we learned was about food:

• A box of cereal

• A jar of olives

• A piece of cake

• A bag of rice

• A bottle of olive

• A glass of juice

• A bunch of bananas

• A can of soda

• A bowl of sugar

• A loaf of bread

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Some / Any

Then we learned how to describe amounts of food using some and any.

Let's remember them!

SOME

We use some to talk about amounts of food ONLY in affirmative sentences. For example:

There is some milk in the fridge

There are some fruits on the table

ANY

We use any to talk about amounts of food in negative and in interrogative sentences. For example:

Negative:

There isn't any milk in the fridge.

There aren't any fruits on the table.

Interrogative:

Is there any milk in the fridge?

Are there any fruits on the table?

Multiple Choice

Yes, there are ________

• any

• some

Multiple Choice

No, there aren't ________

• any

• some

Multiple Choice

No, there isn't ________

• any

• some

Multiple Choice

Yes, there is __________ milk at home

• any

• some

Vocabulary related to the supermarket

Then we learned vocabulary related to the supermarket. We learned things like:

• put away
• a price
• compare
• buy
• money $$$$$$$$

Multiple Choice

They look the same to me. I don't know which one is better. Let's _________them.

• put away

• money

• compare

Multiple Choice

Oh my god, I left my wallet at home. I don't have any______

• buy

• money

• put away

Multiple Choice

The _______ of this hat is $20 dollars.

• price

• money

• buy

Multiple Choice

We ran out of milk. Let's go to the supermarket and _______ some more.

• price

• buy

• compare

Multiple Choice

We bought a lot of things. Can you help me to _________ all these?

• put away

• money

• compare

A few / A little

Finally, we learned how to describe amounts food using a few and a little.

A few

We use a few to talk about small amounts of food that we can count. For example:

• Are there any mangoes in the fridge?

Yes, there are a few

• Are there any glasses of juice on the table?

Yes, there are a few

A little

We use a little to talk about small amounts of food that we can't count. For example:

Is there any oil at home?

Yes, there is a little

Is there any orange juice at home?

Yes, there is a little

Multiple Choice

Are there any oranges at home?

• Yes, there are a few

• Yes, there ir a little

Multiple Choice

Are there any boxes of cereal?

• Yes, there a few

• Yes, there is a little

Multiple Choice

Is there any ice cream at the store?

• Yes, there are a few

• Yes, there is a little