HB - Vocabulary Summary - Snacks and Meals

SNACKS AND SMALL MEALS

1. 1. I eat an ​ (a)   every day. They are sweet, red and healthy.

   1. 2. Monkeys love to eat ​ (b)   . They are also my favorite fruit.

      1. 3. You can see ​ (c)   on palm trees on the beach in hot countries.

• APPLE
• BANANAS
• COCONUTS
• APPLES
• BANANA
• COCONUT

SNACKS AND SMALL MEALS

1. 1. " (a)   is a type of meat that comes from a cow."

   1. 2. "​ (b)   is the name of a bird and the name of the meat."

      1. 3. " ​ (c)   is a type of meat that comes from a young sheep."

• BEEF
• CHICKEN
• LAMB
• CRACKERS
• BUTTER

UNSCRAMBLE THE WORDS TO MAKE SENTENCES.

• on my crackers.

• I like

• and jam

• to have

• cheese

UNSCRAMBLE THE WORDS TO MAKE SENTENCES.

• to put

• butter

• on her bread

• and mermelaid

• Donna loves

PLURALS: countable and non-countable nouns

1. 1. To make words plural, add "-S" or "-ES",

2. 2. For words that end in "-O", "-X", "CH", "SH", add "-ES"

• 1 is TRUE & 2 is FALSE

• 1 is FALSE & 2 is TRUE

• 1 & 2 are TRUE

• 1 & 2 are FALSE

PLURALS: countable and non-countable nouns

1. 1. "A banana, two bananas, ..."

2. 2. "two tomato, four tomatos, ..."

3. 3. "a box, some boxes, ..."

• 1 is FALSE, 2 & 3 are TRUE

• 1 is TRUE, 2 & 3 are FALSE

• 1 & 2 are FALSE, 3 is TRUE

• 1 & 3 are TRUE, 2 is FALSE

COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

1. 1. You can use ​ (a)   or ​ (b)   with SINGULAR countable nouns.

   1. 2. You can use ​ (c)   or ​ (d)   with PLURAL countable nouns.

• A
• AN
• -S
• -ES
• -ED
• AND

TINA loves cheese (a)   for lunch on Sundays. She doesn`t like cooking on weekends.