BREAKOUT - UNIT 7

Look and complete. There are ... pancakes.

• Enough

• Not enough

Answer explanation

The girl on the left wants 1 pancake and there are 6 pancakes, so there are enough (suficientes).

Look and complete. There are ... noodles.

• Enough

• Not enough

Answer explanation

The girl on the right wants 2 noodles and there is 1 noodle, so there aren't enough (suficientes).

Look and complete. There is ... pizza.

• Enough

• Not enough

Answer explanation

The boy wants 3 pieces of pizza and there are 4 pieces of pizza, so there is enough pizza (suficiente pizza).

There are ... cars in this city. The traffic jams are terrible!

• too much

• too many

• enough

Answer explanation

Cars is plural, so we always use MANY

Sorry – there isn't ... milk. Do you like black coffee?

• not enough

• many

• enough

Answer explanation

The sentence is in negative, so we use there isn't enough (no hay suficiente)

This taco isn’t very tasty. There aren't ... species in it (more than one is correct).

• not enough

• many

• enough

Answer explanation

The sentence is negative, so we use there isn't enough (no hay suficiente) or we can say there aren't many species (no hay muchas especias).

Complete with tag questions: You love speaking English, ... you?

Answer explanation

The tag questions are created with the negative form of the tense.

This is present simple, so we use don't.

Complete with tag questions: Pablo loves basket, ... he?

Answer explanation

The tag questions are created with the negative form of the tense.

This is present simple, so we use doesn't.

Complete with tag questions: We are learning English, ... we?

Answer explanation

The tag questions are created with the negative form of the tense.

This is present continuous, so we use aren't.

Complete with tag questions: Lukasz is riding a bike, ... he?

Answer explanation

The tag questions are created with the negative form of the tense.

This is present continuous, so we use isn't.