Rosanna Lebrón (1-20-5285)

A. Write the names of the foods on the lines.

1. Milk
2.Coffee
3.Lettuce
4. Orange juice
5. No logro identificarlo en el libro
6. Banana
7.Cheese
8. No se ve claro en el libro
9. Beef
10. Chicken
11. Shrimp
12. Lemons
13. Onion
14. Garlic
15. Fish
16. Butter

B. Look at the picture in exercise A. What’s in the kitchen?

Complete the sentences With a, an, some, or any.
1. We have a chesee.
2. There isn’t any soda.
 3. Do we have any coffe?
4. We need some tomato for the salad.
5. There aren’t any lemons.
6. We have some bananas.
7. Do you need an onion?
8. There is a juice.

C. What’s in your kitchen now? Write sentences about the food

you have. Use a, an, some and any.

1. I need some apples.

2. Some bread is need.
3. We have a chicken.
4. There aren’t any bananas.
5. We have an orange.
6. There isn’t any milk.

A. A waiter and a customer are in a restaurant. Unscramble the

sentences in their conversation.
1. (are order ready you to)
Waiter: Are you ready to order?
2. (recommend what you would)
Customer: What would you recommend me?
3. (excellent the chicken is)
Waiter: The chicken is excellent.
4. (Come does chicken with sald the)
Customer: Does the chicken come with salad?
5. (does yes it)
Waiter: Yes, does it.
6. (a. baked potato have I’ll the and chicken)
Customer: I’II have the baked potato and a chikend.
7. (like would else you anything)
Waiter: Would you like anything else?
8. (like I a glass of would mineral water )
Customer: I would like a glass of mineral water.

B. Read the menú. Write a new conversation. Use your own

ideas.

Waiter: Good evening, what do you want to order?

You: What is the specialty of the house ?
Waiter: Our specialty is lemon chicken and grilled steak.
You: I'll order the lemon chicken.
Waiter: Are you going to want some garnish?
You: Yes, green salad.
Waiter: And what do you want to drink?
You: Mineral water.

A. Label the foods.

1. Popcorn
2. Donuts
3. broccoli
4. Burger
5. Cereal
6. Walnuts
7. Hot dog
8. Cauliflower
B. What should the people to the righ eat? Write foods from
Lesson A and Lesson C and your own ideas. Use lots of, a
few, or a Little.
A lots of apples.
A few donuts.
A little hamburger.
C. Write questions with How mucho r How many to ask
about a person’s weekly diet.

1. (salad) How much salad do you eat?

2. (apples) How many apples do you eat in the week?
3. (breakfast cereal) How many days do you have cereal
for breakfast?
4. (Whole wheat bagels) How much does whole wheat
bagels cost?
5. (popcorn) How many days do you make popcorn?

D. Answer the questions in exercise C. Write answers that

are true for you. Use lots of, a few, or a Little.

1. I eat just a little salad.

2. I eat apple a few days a week.
3. I just like to eat a little on Mondays.
4. Wheat bagels cost a lot of money.
5. I do them a few days.