Jaxtina - TC - Flipped Book - Lesson 3

Jaxtina - TC - Flipped Book - Lesson 3

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Multiple Choice

Practice 1. Choose the correct option to complete the sentences.

1. It’s difficult to _____ when you are a student, because you are studying all day.

• spend money

• waste money

• make money

Multiple Choice

Practice 1. Choose the correct option to complete the sentences.

2. Irena needs to _____ from the bank to start her own business.

• lend money

• borrow money

• save money

Multiple Choice

Practice 1. Choose the correct option to complete the sentences.

3. You should never _____ when you go to the supermarket. Just buy what you need.

• overspend

• borrow money

• shop around

Multiple Choice

Practice 1. Choose the correct option to complete the sentences.

4. My parents are going to _____ to me to buy an apartment.

• save money

• borrow money

• lend money

Multiple Choice

Practice 1. Choose the correct option to complete the sentences.

5. We’ll need to _____ for a few months and put it in the bank if we want to go to Bermuda on vacation.

• save money

• shop around

• spend money

Multiple Choice

Practice 1. Choose the correct option to complete the sentences.

6. It’s always a good idea to _____ when you are buying a new car. Don’t just get the first one you see.

• shop around

• save money

• overspend

Multiple Choice

Practice 1. Choose the correct option to complete the sentences.

7. Before you _____ on a new laptop, let me see if we have one in the office for you.

• shop around

• borrow money

• waste money

Multiple Choice

Practice 2. Choose the correct option to complete the sentences.

1. My wife gave me a _______ chocolates for Valentine’s Day. But I don’t like chocolate.

• bag of

• box of

• jar of

Multiple Choice

Practice 2. Choose the correct option to complete the sentences.

2. We should take a _______ water with us on our run. It’s very hot today.

• carton of

• jug of

• bottle of

Multiple Choice

Practice 2. Choose the correct option to complete the sentences.

3. Let’s get a _______ apples from the market. I want to make a fruit salad for the party tonight.

• package of

• can of

• bag of

Multiple Choice

Practice 2. Choose the correct option to complete the sentences.

4. We’re making pizzas for Fede’s birthday, so could you get a ______ olives on your way here?

• jar of

• can of

• package of

Multiple Choice

Practice 2. Choose the correct option to complete the sentences.

5. There is a ______ cookies in the kitchen that I’m going to give to my sister’s family for the holiday season.

• bag of

• package of

• box of

Fill in the Blanks

Practice 3. Complete the texts with the phrases from the box.

carton of, bottle of, package of, bag of, jar of, jug of, can of, box of

What celebration food and drink do you love?

Three young professionals let us know how they like to party.

Joss – chef from Kansas

As a chef, I’ll never understand why some people just give each other a (1) ___ chocolates as a gift or to celebrate a special day. I love baking, so instead of buying a (2) ___ cookies, I made my mom and dad some delicious chocolate chip cookies and served them with a (3) ___ lemonade for their anniversary. They loved it!

Fill in the Blanks

Practice 3. Complete the texts with the phrases from the box.

carton of, bottle of, package of, bag of, jar of, jug of, can of, box of

What celebration food and drink do you love?

Three young professionals let us know how they like to party.

Joss – chef from Kansas

As a chef, I’ll never understand why some people just give each other a (1) ___ chocolates as a gift or to celebrate a special day. I love baking, so instead of buying a (2) ___ cookies, I made my mom and dad some delicious chocolate chip cookies and served them with a (3) ___ lemonade for their anniversary. They loved it!

Fill in the Blanks

Practice 3. Complete the texts with the phrases from the box.

carton of, bottle of, package of, bag of, jar of, jug of, can of, box of

What celebration food and drink do you love?

Three young professionals let us know how they like to party.

Joss – chef from Kansas

As a chef, I’ll never understand why some people just give each other a (1) ___ chocolates as a gift or to celebrate a special day. I love baking, so instead of buying a (2) ___ cookies, I made my mom and dad some delicious chocolate chip cookies and served them with a (3) ___ lemonade for their anniversary. They loved it!

Fill in the Blanks

Practice 3. Complete the texts with the phrases from the box.

carton of, bottle of, package of, bag of, jar of, jug of, can of, box of

What celebration food and drink do you love?

Three young professionals let us know how they like to party.

Hugo – accountant from France

I have two kids, so for their birthday parties I usually buy a (4)____ oranges and apples, slice them and serve them in a bowl with a big (5)___  fruit juice. It’s much better than just buying a (6) ___soda. I also make sure I have a (7) ___ nuts to give them energy for party games!

Fill in the Blanks

Practice 3. Complete the texts with the phrases from the box.

carton of, bottle of, package of, bag of, jar of, jug of, can of, box of

What celebration food and drink do you love?

Three young professionals let us know how they like to party.

Hugo – accountant from France

I have two kids, so for their birthday parties I usually buy a (4)____ oranges and apples, slice them and serve them in a bowl with a big (5)___  fruit juice. It’s much better than just buying a (6) ___soda. I also make sure I have a (7) ___ nuts to give them energy for party games!

Fill in the Blanks

Practice 3. Complete the texts with the phrases from the box.

carton of, bottle of, package of, bag of, jar of, jug of, can of, box of

What celebration food and drink do you love?

Three young professionals let us know how they like to party.

Hugo – accountant from France

I have two kids, so for their birthday parties I usually buy a (4)____ oranges and apples, slice them and serve them in a bowl with a big (5)___  fruit juice. It’s much better than just buying a (6) ___soda. I also make sure I have a (7) ___ nuts to give them energy for party games!

Fill in the Blanks

Practice 3. Complete the texts with the phrases from the box.

carton of, bottle of, package of, bag of, jar of, jug of, can of, box of

What celebration food and drink do you love?

Three young professionals let us know how they like to party.

Hugo – accountant from France

I have two kids, so for their birthday parties I usually buy a (4)____ oranges and apples, slice them and serve them in a bowl with a big (5)___  fruit juice. It’s much better than just buying a (6) ___soda. I also make sure I have a (7) ___ nuts to give them energy for party games!

Fill in the Blanks

Practice 3. Complete the texts with the phrases from the box.

carton of, bottle of, package of, bag of, jar of, jug of, can of, box of

What celebration food and drink do you love?

Three young professionals let us know how they like to party.

Janice – teacher from Bogotá

My specialty celebration food is pizza! For my colleagues at the school, I always get a (8)

black olives and put them on top. And for a spicy kick, I add hot sauce. Delicious!

Enough / Not Enough

Grammar

​enough means 'as much as necessary'. It can be used with an adjective, an adverb, a verb or a noun.

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It can also act as a pronoun.

With adjectives and adverbs​

​enough comes after adjectives and adverbs.

​

I'm not tall enough to reach the top shelf.

Your marks are good enough to study engineering at university.

I couldn't write quickly enough and I ran out of time.

I've helped at conferences often enough to know what can go wrong.

​With verbs

enough comes after verbs.

​

​

​I make sure I drink enough during the day.

I don't read enough but I'm going to start downloading books to my phone.

​With nouns

​enough comes before nouns.

​

There isn't enough bread to make sandwiches.

Have you got enough money?

​As a pronoun

​enough can also be used without a noun.

 

I'll get some more chairs. There aren't enough.

​

A: Do you want more coffee?

B: No, I've had enough, thanks.

​

We know what the noun is because of the context.

With and adjective and a noun

​When enough is used with an adjective and a noun, two positions are possible but the meaning changes.

​

We haven't got big enough envelopes. 

We haven't got enough big envelopes.

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When enough is after the adjective (big enough envelopes), it describes the adjective – the envelopes are too small. When enough is before the adjective (enough big envelopes), it describes the noun phrase – we have some big envelopes, but we need more.

Multiple Choice

In my house, there aren't __________.

• rooms enough

• enough rooms

Multiple Choice

My sister isn't ______________.

• old enough

• enough old

Multiple Choice

There aren't _____________ in my house.

• windows enough

• enough windows

Multiple Choice

My boyfriend isn't _______.

• enough cute

• cute enough

Multiple Choice

Houses don't have________

• enough privacy

• privacy enough

Multiple Choice

The classroom is not________________.

• quiet enough

• enough quiet

Multiple Choice

We don't have___________.

• enough time

• time enough

Multiple Choice

The rope isn't_______________

• enough strong

• strong enough

Multiple Choice

There aren't_______________.

• enough potatoes

• potatoes enough

Multiple Choice

My motorcycle isn't____________.

• fast enough

• enough fast