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Answer the questions below.1 Do you eat breakfast every day? Why?2 Do you sometimes eat breakfast in a café or restaurant? Where?Write 1, 2, 3, or 4 to match each word in the green table with the pictures.
Column A
Column B
boiled egg 3egg cup pancake
cereal maple syrup orange juice tea
Look at the table in the previous activity again and choose "yes" or "no" to answer the questions.1 Can you count pancakes (for example: 1 pancake, 2 pancakes…)?
2 Are the other things in Column A countable?
3 Are the things in Column B countable?
Look at the pictures in the first activity and listen to four people being interviewed about what they have for breakfast. Write 1, 2, 3, or 4 to match each person with a picture. https://thespeakingcats.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/39.mp3Person A: picture Person B: picture Person C:picture Person D:picture
Read the sentences and select A, B, C, or D to match them with the correct people in the previous activity.1- How much tea do you drink?
2- How many pancakes do you eat?
3- Do you eat many eggs?
4- Do you have a lot of sausages?
5- Do you use a lot of butter?
6- Do you use much maple syrup?
7- I don’t have many sausages.
8- I don’t eat much butter.
9- I don’t have a lot of time.
10- I eat a lot of pancakes.
Select the correct option to complete each statement below. You sometimes need to select more than one option.1 We usually use much with ___________ nouns.
2 We usually use many with ________ nouns.
3 We usually use much and many in ___________.
4 In positive sentences, we usually use _______ .
5 We ______ use a lot of with both countable and uncountable nouns.
6 We _________ use a lot of in questions and negative sentences.
We use many with plural countable nouns and much with uncountable nouns*. We usually use many and much in questions and negative sentences.Do you eat many apples?How much coffee do you drink?I don’t have many sausages for breakfast – only one or two.I haven’t got much time – five minutes.We usually use a lot of in positive sentences with both countable and uncountable nouns.He has a lot of friends.I drink a lot of tea.We can also use a lot of in questions and negative sentences with both countable and uncountable nouns.Did you eat many cakes? = Did you eat a lot of cakes?I didn’t drink much wine last night. = I didn’t drink a lot of wine last night.We use much/many, not a lot of, in questions with how.How many people did you meet?A lot.Not many.Five or six.How much toast do you eat?A lot.Not much.Choose the correct option to complete each sentence below.1 I don’t drink ______ coffee.
2 ______people like my boss, but I don’t.
3 How _____ people work in your office?
4 There wasn’t _____ food at the party.
5 He eats / / ice cream.
Listen. Select the sound you hear in the underlined part of each word.https://thespeakingcats.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/43.mp3
Time to TalkMake a note of your answers to the questions below. Write two more questions.1. How much meat do you eat?2. Do you drink a lot of coffee?3. _____________________ ?4. _____________________ ?Answer the questions.Example A: How much meat do you eat? B: Not much, but I eat a lot of fish.
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