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Grammar
Information-Gap Activity
Common Food Partitives

Supermarket advertisement: work with a

partner and !nd the eight di"erences in the
two ('A' & 'B') ads.

Choose either the 'dollar' or 'British pound'

version; with Answer Key.

Intermediate Level

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ACTIVITY SUGGESTION
Have your students seated in pairs with some
distance between them to avoid cheating! If you
choose to, follow-up this activity with the attached
writing activity (either in-class or assigned for
homework).
(Add 20 minutes)

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Grammar
Reference Chart
Common Food Partitives

15 common food partitives; illustrated

Print in b/w; or color for projectors or

laminated prints

Intermediate Level

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SUGGESTION
E-mail this grammar reference chart to your
students if you know their e-mail addresses, or post
it on your class website.

Grammar Quiz - Food Pa…

Grammar Quiz
Partitives

16 multiple-choice questions; with ANSWER

KEY and percentage conversion chart

Elementary to Intermediate Level

Approximately 15 minutes

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Try the interactive version of the above

quiz!

1. When you go shopping, don't forget to

buy a _____ of bread.

head

loaf

dozen

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Grammar Cards / Game

Common Food Partitives

Memory Game: Match 15 picture cards with the

corresponding 15 partitive phrase cards (a
'carton' of milk, etc.)

Intermediate Level

Approximately 15 minutes

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ACTIVITY SUGGESTION
Before giving playing this game, consider
distributing all 15 picture cards and 15 matching
phrase cards to your students and having them work
together as a class to match them, perhaps
using tape or magnets to stick them on the board.

Consider also playing the game in groups of four,

with two students in two teams. One student in a
team can begin by turning over a picture card, and
his/her partner can choose a partitive phrase card
(this will reduce the number of cards sets that need
to be cut up before the class). Play then continues
with the other team turning over
cards.
(Add 5 to 10 minutes.)

Grammar Worksheet
Common Food Partitives

15 sentences (!ll in the gaps to complete each

sentence); with ANSWER KEY and percentage
conversion chart

Intermediate Level

Approximately 15 minutes

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ACTIVITY SUGGESTION
Before giving this worksheet to your students, teach
the di"erent food partitives to your learners - have
them also #rst practice with the above card game
activity.

Wrap-up by having students compare answers with

classmates, and then choose one or two students to
write their answers on the board: (1) loaf; (2) bowl,
etc. Correct and discuss any mistakes.
(Add 5 to 10 minutes.)

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Bonnie Harper
I'm curious, what country
was this produced in? The
sales ads have dollar
symbols (so I assumed
the US), but the
measurements are metric.
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Robert Dobie
Excellent
question! In
Canada we use
Canadian dollars
and metric
measurements.
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