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    The document is an English homework assignment for a 7th grade student named Teresa Jesus. It contains exercises on countable and uncountable nouns, including: 1) Matching foods like toast and peanut butter to sentences; 2) Identifying the odd item out in lists of foods; 3) Organizing foods into categories of main dishes, side dishes and desserts. It also includes: 4) Completing a dialogue using "some" and "any"; 5) Forming questions using "How many" and "How much". The assignment aims to practice classifying and quantifying different types of foods using countable and uncountable nouns.

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    The document is an English homework assignment for a 7th grade student named Teresa Jesus. It contains exercises on countable and uncountable nouns, including: 1) Matching foods like toast and peanut butter to sentences; 2) Identifying the odd item out in lists of foods; 3) Organizing foods into categories of main dishes, side dishes and desserts. It also includes: 4) Completing a dialogue using "some" and "any"; 5) Forming questions using "How many" and "How much". The assignment aims to practice classifying and quantifying different types of foods using countable and uncountable nouns.

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    Escola Básica Pedro Jacques de Magalhães


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    English - 7 form 2019 / 2020

    Name: __Teresa Jesus nr: ___twenty- five ________________ Class: 7ºE

    Revê o vocabulário da unidade 4 do teu manual. Consulta a explicação dos “Countable and uncountable
    nouns” nas páginas 64 e 65 do teu manual.

    Vocabulary
    A . Read the sentences. Write the words.
    eg. This is bread after you cook it. Toast
    1. You put it on your toast, but it isn’t butter or jam. Peanut butter or
    honey
    2. This is a drink that we make with apples. Apple juice
    3. We make these two things with milk: smoothies and yogurt
    4. Some people eat these with cheese, but you can also buy them with chocolate on! bread

    B. Cross the odd one out.


    eg. milk orange juice bread coffee
    1. yoghurt jam butter milk
    2. bread tea croissant toast
    3. soup fish bacon chicken
    4. pancakes eggs doughnuts biscuits
    5. roast beef chicken bacon rice
    6. carrots green salad pasta peas

    C. Lunch and dinner. Put the letter in the correct order and complete the chart.

    ceir shif tapoteso locotache keac nicheck pisch neger daals

    bawstrerseri satap sape trocars soart febe gamhurreb cei macer

    Main dishes Side dishes Desserts


    Fish Rice Chocolate
    Chicken Green salad Cake
    Hamburger Potatoes Strawberries
    Roast beef Chips Ice cream
    Pasta
    Peas
    Countable and uncountable nouns

    D. Complete the dialogue with “some” or “any”.


    A Do we need to buy any ingredients to make this chocolate cake?
    B Let’s see. We’ve got some eggs in the fridge. I think there’s
    some butter too.
    A I can’t see any butter in the fridge.
    B Oh no – Dad always takes some sandwiches for lunch…and now there isn’t any
    butter. Ok, so we need some eggs and some butter.
    A Is that everything?
    B No – there isn’t any sugar or flour.
    A Oh, and have we got any chocolate?
    B Umm, no! We need to buy some of that too!

    E. How many…? / How much…? Complete the questions.


    1. How much orange juice have we got?
    2. How many butter is there in the fridge?
    3. How much bananas do you want?
    4. How many bread is there on the table?
    5. How much litres of milk should we buy?
    6. How many boxes of cereal do you need?

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