(a)   breakfast I usually have eggs.

Is there (a)   milk in the fridge?

(a)   there any bananas in the kitchen?

There are (a)   sandwiches for breakfast.

There is (a)   cola in the bottle.

(a)   there any jam in the jar?

Uncountable -> countable

(Zamień niepoliczalne w policzalne)

biscuits -

Uncountable -> countable (Zamień niepoliczalne w policzalne)

chocolate -

Uncountable -> countable (Zamień niepoliczalne w policzalne)

water -

Uncountable -> countable (Zamień niepoliczalne w policzalne)

juice -

Uncountable -> countable (Zamień niepoliczalne w policzalne)

jam -

Answer the question (using the given words).

Odpowiedz na pytania pełnym zdaniem (używając podanych słów)

How much chocolate is there? (a lot)

Answer the question (using the given words).

Odpowiedz na pytania pełnym zdaniem (używając podanych słów)

How much water is there? (a bottle)

Answer the question (using the given words).

Odpowiedz na pytania pełnym zdaniem (używając podanych słów)

How many cans of cola are there? (a few)

Answer the question (using the given words).

Odpowiedz na pytania pełnym zdaniem (używając podanych słów)

How many eggs are there? (one)

Read the text and fill up the words. One word in each gap.

(Przeczytaj tekst u uzupełnij słowa. Jedno słowo w luce)

School breakfast clubs

Mornings are usually difficult for school children. Children often haven’t got time to eat breakfast. They arrive at school hungry and have problems during lessons.

In some schools there are breakfast clubs. Students can have a quick breakfast there. They can have cereal with milk or yoghurt, sandwiches and toast with jam or ham, and some fruit (usually apples or bananas). They drink tea or mineral water.

After breakfast in the club, the children usually have some time to play and have a chat with their friends before they start their lessons.

Breakfast at school helps children start a day with a smile. They are also never late for classes – they are already at school.

(a)   students have problems during lessons.

Read the text and fill up the words. One word in each gap.

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School breakfast clubs

Mornings are usually difficult for school children. Children often haven’t got time to eat breakfast. They arrive at school hungry and have problems during lessons.

In some schools there are breakfast clubs. Students can have a quick breakfast there. They can have cereal with milk or yoghurt, sandwiches and toast with jam or ham, and some fruit (usually apples or bananas). They drink tea or mineral water.

After breakfast in the club, the children usually have some time to play and have a chat with their friends before they start their lessons.

Breakfast at school helps children start a day with a smile. They are also never late for classes – they are already at school.

In breakfast clubs students can have a (a)   breakfast.

Read the text and fill up the words. One word in each gap.

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School breakfast clubs

Mornings are usually difficult for school children. Children often haven’t got time to eat breakfast. They arrive at school hungry and have problems during lessons.

In some schools there are breakfast clubs. Students can have a quick breakfast there. They can have cereal with milk or yoghurt, sandwiches and toast with jam or ham, and some fruit (usually apples or bananas). They drink tea or mineral water.

After breakfast in the club, the children usually have some time to play and have a chat with their friends before they start their lessons.

Breakfast at school helps children start a day with a smile. They are also never late for classes – they are already at school.

Students often have dairy products like milk or (a)  

Read the text and fill up the words. One word in each gap.

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School breakfast clubs

Mornings are usually difficult for school children. Children often haven’t got time to eat breakfast. They arrive at school hungry and have problems during lessons.

In some schools there are breakfast clubs. Students can have a quick breakfast there. They can have cereal with milk or yoghurt, sandwiches and toast with jam or ham, and some fruit (usually apples or bananas). They drink tea or mineral water.

After breakfast in the club, the children usually have some time to play and have a chat with their friends before they start their lessons.

Breakfast at school helps children start a day with a smile. They are also never late for classes – they are already at school.

Children can (a)   together at a breakfast club.

Read the text and fill up the words. One word in each gap.

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School breakfast clubs

Mornings are usually difficult for school children. Children often haven’t got time to eat breakfast. They arrive at school hungry and have problems during lessons.

In some schools there are breakfast clubs. Students can have a quick breakfast there. They can have cereal with milk or yoghurt, sandwiches and toast with jam or ham, and some fruit (usually apples or bananas). They drink tea or mineral water.

After breakfast in the club, the children usually have some time to play and have a chat with their friends before they start their lessons.

Breakfast at school helps children start a day with a smile. They are also never late for classes – they are already at school.

Children who have breakfast at school are never (a)   for classes.