A.Write the shopping list.
e.g. honey
B.Fill in the correct word.
• carton
• packet
• loaf
• bag
• bar
• piece
• kilo
• bottle
• jar
e.g. Could I have a packet of biscuits, please?
7. Remember to get a _ of orange juice when you’re at the supermarket.
8. We eat a _ of bread a day in our house.
9. Can you get me the _ of rice from the cupboard, please?
10. How can you lose weight if you eat a _ of chocolate every day?
11. How much does a _ of bananas cost?
12. Would you like a _ of cake with your tea?
13. I can’t open this _ of strawberry jam.
14. Oh, what a mess! I dropped the _ of olive oil on the floor.
C.Underline the correct word.
e.g. Finally, put/pour the cake into the oven.
15. Would you like me to boil/melt you an egg for your breakfast?
16. Sally, can you peel/stir the soup for me, please?
17. Let’s pour/bake a birthday cake for Jack.
18. You fry/add the bacon and I’ll make the toast.
19. Melt/Mix all the ingredients together in a big bowl.
20. Can you pour/peel the potatoes, please?
D.Complete the sentences with some or any.
e.g. I think I’d like some honey on my bread.
21. Yes, I think there is _ orange juice in the fridge.
22. There is _ bread in the cupboard.
23. There isn’t _ coffee in the jar.
24. There aren’t _ apples in the fridge.
25. Bob usually has _ bacon for breakfast.
26. Is there _ cheese in this sauce? I don’t like cheese.
E.Complete the sentences with much or many.
e.g. There aren’t many eggs left. I’ll go buy some.
27. You put too _ sugar in my coffee. It’s very sweet.
28. I think you cooked too _ potatoes.
29. How _ pepper is left?
30. We haven’t got _ apples left.
31. I don’t drink _ milk, but I should.
32. There aren’t _ carrots in the fridge.
F.Write the correct form, Simple Present or Present Continuous, of the verbs in brackets.
My grandmother usually e.g. cooks (cook) for the family, but today it 33) _ (be) her birthday, so I 34) _ (plan) a special meal for everybody. My grandmother 35) _ (love) meat, so I 36) _ (make) some delicious meat pies. My father 37) _ (hate) meat, though, so I 38) _ (prepare) a nice salad for him.
G.Fill in the correct phrase.
• Do you want
• Are you ready
• Thanks for inviting
• could I have
• anything to drink
• Here you are
e.g.
A: Thanks for inviting me to dinner.
B: Oh, you’re welcome!
39.
A: Would you like a drink before dinner, Mr Phelps?
B: No, _ coffee instead, please?
40.
A: _ dessert?
B: Yes, I want some ice cream.
41.
A: _ to order, Sir?
B: Yes, I’ll have the steak and potatoes, please.
42.
A: May I have the menu, please?
B: _ , Sir.
43.
A: Would you like _ ?
B: Yes, I’ll have a cola, please.
H.Read the advertisement for a restaurant and mark the sentences T (true) or F (false).
Bombay Palace
At the Bombay Palace, the food is great and the prices are fantastic. A meal for two costs about £40.
Are you tired of going to the same restaurant all the time? Well, come visit us at the Bombay Palace on Willow Avenue. The Bombay Palace is an Indian restaurant with a difference!
The Palace’s starters are the best in town. Try the hot spicy soup or the chef’s salad. For your main course, choose between the beef curry with rice or the Punjab baked chicken with vegetables. But save room for dessert! How about apple pie? No? Then why not try the fruit Salad?
The Bombay Palace is open Monday to Saturday from 7pm to 12pm.
e.g. The Bombay Palace is an Indian restaurant. T
44. You can have salad for a starter.
45. The chicken comes with rice.
46. There is only one kind of dessert.
47. A meal for two costs more than £50.
48. The Bombay Palace is not open on Sundays.
I.You will hear two people talking about the food their guests like. Listen and complete questions 49−53.
e.g. Sally F
49. George
50. Kate
51. Alex
52. Joy
53. Roger
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A. banana ice cream
B. apple muffins
C. chocolate cake
D. pepperoni pizza
E. French fries
F. lemon pie
G. vanilla ice cream
H. cream cheese sandwiches