A.Write the shopping list.
e.g. honey
B.Fill in the correct word.
• bread
• packet
• bananas
• oil
• juice
• cake
• chocolate
• sugar
• jam
e.g. Could I have a packet of biscuits, please?
7. Remember to get a packet of orange _ when you’re at the supermarket.
8. We eat a loaf of _ a day in our house.
9. Can you get me the bag of _ from the cupboard, please?
10. How can you lose weight if you eat a bar of _ every day?
11. How much does a kilo of those _ cost?
12. Would you like a piece of _ with your tea?
13. I can’t open this jar of strawberry _ .
14. Oh, what a mess! I dropped the bottle of olive _ on the floor.
C.Underline the correct word.
e.g. Finally, put/pour the cake into the oven.
15. Add/Melt the butter before you pour it on the popcorn.
16. Dice/Mix all the ingredients together in a plastic bowl.
17. Do you want me to peel/pour your banana for you?
18. I’ll add/fry the onions while you make the salad.
19. Would you like me to boil/melt you an egg for your breakfast?
20. Can you stir/bake the soup, please?
D.Complete the sentences with some or any.
e.g. I think I’d like some honey on my bread.
21. Is there _ ice cream left in the fridge?
22. I usually have _ yoghurt for breakfast.
23. There aren’t _ biscuits in the cupboard.
24. My brother likes _ milk in his coffee.
25. Are there _ carrots in the fridge?
26. Do we need _ eggs?
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 tea. It’s awful.
28. I think you fried too _ bacon. I’ll never eat it all.
29. How _ apples are left?
30. We haven’t got _ bananas in the fridge.
31. He drinks too _ coffee.
32. There isn’t _ olive oil in that bottle.
F.Write the correct form, Simple Present or Present Continuous, of the verbs in brackets.
My mother usually e.g. cooks (cook) for the family, but today 33) _ (be) her birthday, so I 34) _ (plan) a special dinner for everybody. My mother 35) _ (love) fish, so I 36) _ (make) a delicious salmon pie. My father 37) _ (hate) fish, though, so I 38) _ (prepare) him a hamburger.
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 _ ?
B: Yes, I’ll have a juice, please.
40.
A: Jimmy, _ dessert?
B: Yes, I want a piece of cake.
41.
A: May I have the menu, please?
B: _ , Madam.
42.
A: _ to order, Sir?
B: Yes, I’ll have the fish and salad, please.
43.
A: Would you like a drink before dinner, Mrs Smith?
B: No, _ tea instead, please?
H.Read the advertisement for a restaurant and mark the sentences T (true) or F (false).
Vinnie’s Place
At Vinnie’s Place, the food is great and the prices are fantastic. A meal for two costs about £55.
Looking for something different? Well, come and visit us at Vinnie’s Place on Pleasant Avenue. Vinnie’s Place is an Italian restaurant with a difference!
Vinnie’s starters are the best in town. Try the tomato soup or mixed green salad. For a main course, choose between the Milan chicken with rice or the Sicilian−style fish with a baked potato. But save room for dessert! How about chocolate cake? No? Then why not try the lemon pie?
Vinnie’s Place is open Monday to Saturday from 12 to 12.
e.g. Vinnie’s Palace is an Indian restaurant. F
44. You can have soup for a starter.
45. The fish comes with a potato.
46. There is only one kind of dessert.
47. A meal for two costs more than £50.
48. Vinnie’s Place is 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