A, an and some

A, an and some

- in a restaurant -> What would you like? (Jaké máte přání? Co byste si dal?)

When to use a, an and some?

We use a or an before countable nouns (singular) and some before uncountable nouns and plurals.

a cat an oranbe

some water some oranges

Asking for some food (in a restaurant, at home...)

We use would like ('d like) to talk or ask about what we want. It is a polite expression that we often use in shops, cafés and restaurants.

I'd like a cup of coffee, please.

Complete the sentences. Write 'd like and a, an or some.

What would you like?

1) I'd like some mushrooms.

2) I ................ glass of milk, please.

3) I ................ orange, please.

4) We ................ apple, please.

5) We ................ lemon, please.

6) We ................ rice, please.

7) I ................ bananas, please.

8) We ................ fruit, please.