Startup Level 2 Activeteach Grammar Activities Unit 9, Lesson 1

Name:Myrka celeste Cano Blanco Date : 26/10/2020
StartUp Level 2 ActiveTeach Grammar Activities Unit 9, Lesson

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Questions with How much and How many
Complete the conversations. Circle the correct words.
Mike: I can make eggs with black beans for breakfast. How many eggs should I make for you?
Paul: Two, please. I’ll make the coffee. How much coffee will you drink?
Mike: A lot!
Anna: Will you get tea at the supermarket?
Paul: Okay. What kind of tea do you want?
Anna: English breakfast tea.
Paul: How much tea should I get?
Jean: I’m making plans for tomorrow’s lunch. What should we
have for dessert?
Karl: I got a watermelon at the store.
Jean: How big is it?
Karl: Really big. How many people are coming?
Jean: Eight.
Karl: It’ll be fine.
Complete the conversation with words from the box.
how how much how many what cucumbers lettuce
Helen: Mike says you have a vegetable garden. How big is it?
Rob: Pretty big.
Helen: So how many kinds of vegetables do you grow?
Rob: A lot! I can bring you some. What kind of vegetables do you like?
Helen: All kinds. I love salads how much lettuce do you grow?
Rob: Lots—I love salads, too. How much lettuce do you want? And how many cucumbers can you eat?
And how about some peppers?
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Some / any with count and non-count nouns: Review Complete the
conversations. Circle the correct words.
Ann: We don’t have any sugar, so I can’t make some cookies.
Carl: I’ll go to the store and get some.
Helen: I’m hungry. Do we have any soup?
Barbara: Yes, there’s some soup on the stove.
Helen: Great! Do you want some?
Barbara: Yes, please.
some no any is there there are there aren’t
Lou: I’m so hungry. I didn’t have any time to eat lunch today.
Andy: No worries. I’m making some delicious soup for supper.
Lou: Great! I love soup. What kind of soup are you making?
Andy: Black bean and vegetable.
Lou: Do you want some help? I can chop vegetables.
Andy: Sure, there are some carrots and peppers on the table. I’ll get the black beans and tomatoes.
Lou: Oh, Is there any cheese? I like cheese with black bean soup.
Andy: I’m sorry, but there’s no cheese. We ate it all for lunch.
Lou: Hmm... there aren’t any onions either. I guess I need to go to the store!
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Would like for preferences and polite requests
Complete the conversation. Circle the correct words.
Tom: What would you like for dinner?
Mary: I’d like some sushi. How about you?
Tom: I think I’d like some grilled fish tonight.
Mary: We can go to Tokyo House. They have good sushi and good fish.
Tom: Or we can stay home and order take-out.
Mary: Let’s do that. I’d like a quiet evening at home tonight.
Tom: I can make a salad. Would you like some?
Mary: No, thank you. Just the sushi for me.
I‘d I please thank you I like I’d like
Pat: Would you like some curry?

Ron: No, thank you I had a steak an hour ago, so I’m not hungry. But I’m thirsty.
Pat: What would you like?

Ron: I’d like some iced tea, please. You always make good iced tea. I like it a lot.
Pat: I think I’d like some iced tea, too. It’s so hot today! I like iced tea when the weather’s hot.
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GRAMMAR PART I
There isn't any sugar in my coffee.
There are some oranges in the fridge.
There aren't any tomatoes on the table.
There is some oil in the kitchen.
There is some orange juice.

GRAMMAR PART II
Write c for countable and u for uncountable:
banana –c onion –c sugar –u milk-u

fish –c french fries-u chairs –c
beef –c butter –u salad -u bread –c

jam -u pepper-c ketchup -u
shrimp -c apples -c oil -u

salt -u ice -u cheese -c
rice -u tea -u soda-u tomatoes-c

cream -u honey -u carrots –c
Choose a, an, some or any
GRAMMAR PART III
a) It is a dog.
b) Have you got any friends?
c) I bought some milk.
d) Linda has not got any pets.
e) There are some oranges on the table.
f) Tim eats some cheese every day.
g) We don't have any bread.
h) My brother found some money.
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i) My sister found a pen.
j) Do you have any eggs?
k) There are some students in the classroom.
l) Is there a pencil on the desk?

Choose a / an / some
GRAMMAR PART IV
Some Milk
Some Biscuits
A Chair
Some Coffee
Some Pasta
Some Money
Some Students
Some / a Toast
Some Wine
Some Cars
Some People
Some Homework
Some / an Ice cream
An Orange
Some Fruit
Some Fish
GRAMMAR PART V
1. I buy some juice at the store
2. He doesn’t have any children.
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3. I want some strawberries for lunch.
4. Is there any butter in the basket?
5. There aren’t any flowers in the garden.
GRAMMAR PART VI
A cup of tea.
A bottle of water.
A loaf of bread.
A bowl of soup.
GRAMMAR PART VII
I had some coffee last night.
My brother drinks two glasses of milk every day.
You need a piece of paper and some pencils for the test.
There isn’t any bread in the bakery.
Is there some tea in the pot?

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Name:Myrka celeste Cano Blanco Date : 26/10/2020

StartUp Level 2 ActiveTeach Grammar Activities Unit 9, Lesson

Complete the conversations. Circle the correct words.

Karl: It’ll be fine.

Complete the conversation with words from the box.

how how much how many what cucumbers lettuce

Ann: We don’t have any sugar, so I can’t make some cookies.

Carl: I’ll go to the store and get some.

Helen: I’m hungry. Do we have any soup?

Barbara: Yes, there’s some soup on the stove.

Helen: Great! Do you want some?

Barbara: Yes, please.

Complete the conversation with words from the box.

some no any is there there are there aren’t

Andy: No worries. I’m making some delicious soup for supper.

Andy: Black bean and vegetable.

Lou: Do you want some help? I can chop vegetables.

Complete the conversation. Circle the correct words.

Tom: What would you like for dinner?

Mary: I’d like some sushi. How about you?

Tom: I think I’d like some grilled fish tonight.

Tom: Or we can stay home and order take-out.

Mary: Let’s do that. I’d like a quiet evening at home tonight.

Tom: I can make a salad. Would you like some?

Mary: No, thank you. Just the sushi for me.

Complete the conversation with words from the box.

I‘d I please thank you I like I’d like

Pat: Would you like some curry?

Pat: What would you like?

There isn't any sugar in my coffee.

There are some oranges in the fridge.

There aren't any tomatoes on the table.

There is some oil in the kitchen.

There is some orange juice.

banana –c onion –c sugar –u milk-u

beef –c butter –u salad -u bread –c

shrimp -c apples -c oil -u

rice -u tea -u soda-u tomatoes-c

b) Have you got any friends?

c) I bought some milk.

d) Linda has not got any pets.

e) There are some oranges on the table.

f) Tim eats some cheese every day.

g) We don't have any bread.

h) My brother found some money.

j) Do you have any eggs?

k) There are some students in the classroom.

l) Is there a pencil on the desk?

Some / an Ice cream

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