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    Here are the questions and answers about the ingredients: Questions and Answers Sentences A: How much/how many tomatoes have you bought? B: I have bought 8 tomatoes. He/She has bought not enough tomatoes. A: How many potatoes have you bought? B: I have bought 12 potatoes. He/She has bought enough potatoes. A: How much beef have you bought? B: I have bought 7 kg of beef. He/She has bought too much beef. A: How many eggs have you bought? B: I have bought 24 eggs. He/She has bought too many eggs.

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    Here are the questions and answers about the ingredients: Questions and Answers Sentences A: How much/how many tomatoes have you bought? B: I have bought 8 tomatoes. He/She has bought not enough tomatoes. A: How many potatoes have you bought? B: I have bought 12 potatoes. He/She has bought enough potatoes. A: How much beef have you bought? B: I have bought 7 kg of beef. He/She has bought too much beef. A: How many eggs have you bought? B: I have bought 24 eggs. He/She has bought too many eggs.

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    What Is Your Favourite Food/drink?

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    Here are the questions and answers about the ingredients: Questions and Answers Sentences A: How much/how many tomatoes have you bought? B: I have bought 8 tomatoes. He/She has bought not enough tomatoes. A: How many potatoes have you bought? B: I have bought 12 potatoes. He/She has bought enough potatoes. A: How much beef have you bought? B: I have bought 7 kg of beef. He/She has bought too much beef. A: How many eggs have you bought? B: I have bought 24 eggs. He/She has bought too many eggs.

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    What is your favourite

    food/drink?
    Lamb Stew
    Strawberry ice
    cream
    Sausages
    Salad
    Tomato soup
    Baked potato
    Mashed potatoes
    Roast beef
    Chips
    Vegetables
    Apple pie
    Banana
    Milkshake
    I ________
    was (was/were) ________
    baking (bake) an apple
    pie,
    when therewas
    ___ (is) a knock on the door
    PAST CONTINUOUS PAST
    was/were + verb in ‘ing’ SIMPLE
    was
    My mother ________ (was/were)
    chopping
    ________________ (chop) vegetables,
    cut
    when she accidentally _______ (cut) her finger.
    PAST CONTINUOUS PAST
    was/were + verb in ‘ing’ SIMPLE
    We ________ eating
    were (was/were) __________ (eat)
    lamb stew,
    flew(fly) into the kitchen.
    when a bird suddenly ________
    PAST CONTINUOUS PAST
    was/were + verb in ‘ing’ SIMPLE
    1) I ______ (was/were) ________ (eat) a baked potato,
    when I ________ (burn) my tongue.
    2) Sara ______ (was/were) _____(eat) a strawberry ice cream,
    when the cone ________ (fall) out of her hand.
    3) Hugo ______ (was/were) _______ (drink) a banana milkshake,
    when he _______ (get) a brain freeze.
    4) The family ______ (was/were) ________ (cook) roast beef,
    when the dog _______ (jump) onto the table.
    5) Amalia and Juan ________ (was/were) ________ (eat) chips,
    when the phone ______ (ring).
    6) When Clara ______ (arrive) at my house,
    my family and I _____ (was/were) ______ (make) a salad.

    CHALLENGE: Write two of your own sentences in past


    continuous and past simple with the words: sausages and mashed
    potatoes
    Waiter Customer
    What would you like to drink?
    Would you like an appetiser?
    I would like… please
    What main course would you
    like? Can I have…?
    Would you like any side
    dishes?
    Would you like a dessert?
    How much/How
    many…?
    Can we say one orange, two
    oranges, three oranges…?
    Yes! We can count them. So
    ‘orange’ is a countable noun.

    Countable = many

    How many oranges does Julia


    How much/How
    many…?
    Can we say one water, two
    waters, three waters…?
    No! We can’t count water. So
    ‘water’ is an uncountable noun.

    Uncountable = much

    How much water does a horse


    Abbie is making tomato soup.
    Too She needs 10 tomatoes.
    much(UC) She has bought 8 tomatoes.
    /
    Too many
    (C)/
    Enough/
    Not enough
    Has she bought enough tomatoes?
    She has ___ bought ______ tomatoes.
    Ben is making mashed potatoes.
    He needs 12 potatoes.
    Too He has bought 12 potatoes.
    much(UC)
    /
    Too many
    (C)/
    Enough/
    Not enough Has he bought enough potatoes?
    He has bought ______ potatoes.
    Katie is cooking roast beef.
    Katie needs 1.5 kg of beef.
    Too Katie has bought 7 kg of beef.
    much(UC)
    /
    Too many
    (C)/
    Enough/
    Not enough Has Katie bought enough beef?
    She has bought ________ beef.
    Adam is making pancakes.
    He needs 2 eggs.
    Too He has bought 24 eggs.
    much(UC)
    /
    Too many
    (C)/
    Enough/
    Not enough Has he bought enough eggs?
    He has bought _______ eggs.
    Have you bought enough ingredients for the recipes?
    Ask your partner how much/how many of each
    ingredient they bought.
    Write down their answers.

    Questions and Answers Sentences


    A: How much/how many… He/she has bought
    have you bought? too much/too
    B: I have bought….. many/enough/not
    enough…..

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