BASICO. Unit 7.

I love ____ foods like cakes and fizzy drinks

• healthy

• salty

• sweet

• a

Which word in this group is COUNTABLE?

• eggs

• water

• milk

• rice

Answer explanation

a COUNTABLE word can be plural

a banana / two bananas

an orange / 25 oranges

There are ____ apples in the fridge.

• a

• some

• any

• an

Answer explanation

"SOME" is used with countable and uncountable nouns

I want some onions (countable, plural)

I need to drink some water (uncountable, singular)

Is there ___ food in your bag?

• any

• a

• some

• many

Answer explanation

"ANY" is used in negative and questions

There isn't any olive oil. (negative)

Are there any glasses in the cupboard? (question)

There's ___ green pepper on the table.

• an

• a

• some

• many

Answer explanation

"a" & "an" = 1

so, if we use "a/an" we have to use a singular noun

I eat a bowl of cereal for breakfast

a bowl = 1 bowl

____ sugar do you want in your coffee?

• Is

• How many

• A lot of

• How much

Answer explanation

HOW MUCH/MUCH/TOO MUCH + uncountable nouns

I don't eat much bread/pasta

HOW MANY/MANY/TOO MANY + countable noun

How many tomatoes do you need?

We have lesson ____ a week ─on Monday and Wednesday.

• Twice

• Everyday

• Once

• Three times

Answer explanation

ONCE = 1 time

TWICE = 2 times

they are used to say how often (frequency) we do something

We can also use frequency adverbs: always, sometimes, often, never, etc.

How often do you go to a restaurant?

• I like Mexican restaurants

• In the morning

• Only sometimes, I can't afford it

• It looks interesting, ok, let's eat here!

I would like a ____ of water, please.

• bowl

• bottle

• piece

• slice

Choose the ODD (different) one out

• frying pan

• glass

• cup

• mug

Answer explanation

the ODD one (which one is different?)