High Beginner

How much/many~some/any~alot: Lesson 6

Coffee Tomatoes Fish Cheese

Banana Beans Rice Soup

Carrot Walnut Potato Lettuce

Look at the pictures. Say eight true sentences about what you eat/drink, or
don’t eat/drink. Use some, any, a lot of, much or many. For homework write
the sentences.

1___Example: I drink a lot of coffee. I don’t eat much fish._______

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1 ________________________________________________________

2 ________________________________________________________

3 ________________________________________________________

4 ________________________________________________________

5 ________________________________________________________

6 ________________________________________________________
Eating Breakfast
Look at the pictures. Write the names of the foods.

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What do you have for breakfast? Those foods? Other foods? Write the names of
the foods you like:

With a partner, write 6 questions. Use each word once: how many, how much,
much, many, some, any. Ask your classmate and tell the class your classmate’s
answer.
1 ________________________________________________________

2 ________________________________________________________

3 ________________________________________________________

4 ________________________________________________________

5 ________________________________________________________
 6 ________________________________________________________
Listen to the Teacher read the dialogue below.

Which foods do they like/dislike? Use L for like and D for dislike.

Him Her

Coffee
Tomatoes
Fish
Cheese
Bananas
Beans
Rice
Soup
Carrots
Walnuts
Potatoes
Lettuce

How much does he eat? Much , not much, many, some, a lot of, a little
Example:
Coffee Beans Rice Tomatoes Banana Cheese
Soup
Some

How much does she eat? Much, not much, many, some, a lot of, a little, any
Fish Cheese Walnuts Banana Lettuce Rice
Potatoes

Read the dialogue with a partner. Underline the following words:

Much, not much, many, some, a lot of, a little, any

Him: Hi Kathy. How are you?

Her: I’m fine thanks. What are you doing?
Him: I am having breakfast. Do you want to join me?
Her: Thanks. What are you having?
Him: Today I’m having some coffee, a lot of beans, a little rice, some tomatoes and a
banana. What do you like eating for breakfast?
Her: I like eating a little fish, some cheese and a lot of walnuts. I don’t eat many
bananas or much lettuce.
Him: I eat many bananas but not much cheese or soup. I don’t eat any fish. How much
rice do you usually eat for breakfast?
Her: I usually eat 1 bowl of rice and some potatoes for breakfast. How many cups of
coffee do you drink?
Him: I drink 2 cups of coffee for breakfast.
Her: I must go now. Thanks for breakfast. Bye!
Does she like eating fish? ____________________________________________________________

Does he eat more bananas or cheese? ________________________________________________

How many bowls of rice does she eat for breakfast? ___________________________________

How many cups of coffee does he drink for breakfast? _________________________________

What is he eating for breakfast today? ________________________________________________

What food does she eat a little of? ____________________________________________________

What doesn’t he eat? _________________________________________________________________

What does she usually eat for breakfast? _____________________________________________

Change the question into the present simple form. Does she like eating fish?

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Change the question into the continuous form. What does she like to eat for breakfast?

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