Write some or any There is …………milk in your mug There isn’t ………ham for breakfast There are………apples in the basket Are there………sausages in the fridge? There aren’t………oranges left There’s………cheese on the table Write much or many How………sandwiches would you like? How………jam you need? How………tea you drink for dinner? How………eggs are there on the table? How………yoghurt have you got? How………rolls would you like? Read the text and then decide whether the statements are true or false Hi! My name’s Alex I always have a sandwich and tea for breakfast My favourite sandwiches are ham and tomatoes sandwiches They’re delicious! And I also like cheese sandwiches On weekdays I have lunch at school I take a packed lunch with me I have some sandwiches, an apple or a banana and I usually drink hot chocolate or tea For dinner I have jacket potatoes with cheese and some salad, pizza or fish and chips But I like spaghetti the most because it is my favourite food He has hot chocolate for breakfast He likes cheese sandwiches He doesn’t have fruit for lunch He drinks tea or hot chocolate at school He doesn’t eat sandwiches for dinner His favourite food is pizza _ What can you see in the pictures? Write down the words and then mark countable nouns with C and the uncountable ones with U Answer the following questions What you usually have for breakfast? What you usually have for lunch? What you have for lunch at the weekends? What you usually have for dinner? What’s your favourite food? Who cooks in your family? Can you cook? If yes, what? Put the sentences into the correct order _OK And what would you like to drink? _ Have you got any fish? _Small or large? _An orange juice, please _Here you are _Yes, we have _Hello What would you like to eat? _Thank you _Large, please _OK I’d like some fish and chips, please _That’s Ł8.50 Some or any: some any some any any some Much or many: many much much many much many Reading, true or false: false true false true true false Pictures: cheese, cornflakes/cereals, sausages, meat/steak, ice cream, chips bread, tomatoes, oranges, apple, jam, chocolate Answer the questions: Students’ own answers The order of the sentences: 5; 2; 7; 6; 10; 3; 1; 11; 8; 4;