Elementary File 9A WB

What did Sarah and Martin buy when they went shopping yesterday? Write a, an, or some in the gaps.

1. ______lettuce

a
an
some

What did Sarah and Martin buy when they went shopping yesterday? Write a, an, or some in the gaps.

2. _______eggs

a
an
some

What did Sarah and Martin buy when they went shopping yesterday? Write a, an, or some in the gaps.

3. _______carrots

a
an
some

What did Sarah and Martin buy when they went shopping yesterday? Write a, an, or some in the gaps.

4. _________jam

a
an
some

What did Sarah and Martin buy when they went shopping yesterday? Write a, an, or some in the gaps.

5. _______orange

a
an
some

What did Sarah and Martin buy when they went shopping yesterday? Write a, an, or some in the gaps.

6. ________pineapple

a
an
some

What did Sarah and Martin buy when they went shopping yesterday? Write a, an, or some in the gaps.

7. __________crisps

a
an
some

What did Sarah and Martin buy when they went shopping yesterday? Write a, an, or some in the gaps.

8. _________biscuits

a
an
some

What did Sarah and Martin buy when they went shopping yesterday? Write a, an, or some in the gaps.

9. _______milk

a
an
some

Write the sentences in the positive [+] or negative [-] form.

Question:

There are some strawberries in our garden.

[-] There

Write the sentences in the positive [+] or negative [-] form.

Question:

I didn’t have an egg for breakfast.

[+] I

Write the sentences in the positive [+] or negative [-] form.

Question:

There isn’t any sugar in my tea.

[+] There

Write the sentences in the positive [+] or negative [-] form.

Question:

I didn’t eat any snacks yesterday.

[+] I

Write the sentences in the positive [+] or negative [-] form.

Question:

There weren’t any sandwiches in the kitchen.

[+] There

Write the sentences in the positive [+] or negative [-] form.

Question:

I bought a pineapple at the supermarket.

[-] I

Write the sentences in the positive [+] or negative [-] form.

Question:

There was some bread in the cupboard.

[-] There

Complete the dialogue with a, an, some, or any.

A. What do we need to buy for our dinner party? Let’s make a list.
B. Well,I want to make a lasagne, so we need 2 pasta and 3 meat.
A. Pasta…and meat. What about tomatoes? Are there 4 tomatoes in the fridge?
B. Let’s have a look. There’s 5 onion, but there aren’t 6 tomatoes. Put those on the list, too.
A. Right…tomatoes. Is there 7 cheese ?
B. Yes, there’s 8 mozzarella cheese, so that’s perfect.
A. Let’s have 9 salad with the lasagne.
B. OK. Then we need to buy 10 lettuce.
A. What about dessert? Is there 11 fruit?
B. No, there isn’t. Let’s get 12 strawberries.

Choose the word with a different sound.

1. tree

meat
breakfast
tea

Choose the word with a different sound.

2. egg

bread
healthy
ice cream

Choose the word with a different sound.

3. train

eat
great
steak

Read the article and match the headings to the paragraphs.

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Three interesting food facts

1_________
The Bedouin people, who live in the deserts of Africa, sometimes prepare a very big meal to celebrate weddings. The cook uses some eggs, some fish, some chickens, a sheep, and a camel to prepare it. He stuffs the fish with the eggs, the chickens with the fish, the sheep with the chickens, and the camel with the sheep. Then he cooks
all the ingredients together in an enormous GVen in the ground.
2_________
It was an 11-year-old American boy who invented these. In 1905, the boy, Frank Epperson, wanted to make a drink. He put some soda powder in a cup of water and used a stick to mix it. Then he forgot about the drink and left it outside. That night it was very cold, so the mixture froze. Eighteen years later, he made some more of the frozen mixture and sold his first one at an amusement park. Americans call them ‘popsicles’.
3________
You can find this liquid in young fruit that are still green. People drank it in South- East Asia, Africa, and the Caribbean before it became popular as a health drink. Today athletes drink it after doing sport. It is very good for you as it is low in fats and sugars. Doctors sometimes use it in an emergency because it is similar to human plasma.

Coconut water
roast camel
Ice Iollies

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Read the article again. Choose T (true) or F (false).

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Three interesting food facts

1_______
The Bedouin people, who live in the deserts of Africa, sometimes prepare a very big meal to celebrate weddings. The cook uses some eggs, some fish, some chickens, a sheep, and a camel to prepare it. He stuffs the fish with the eggs, the chickens with the fish, the sheep with the chickens, and the camel with the sheep. Then he cooks
all the ingredients together in an enormous GVen in the ground.
2_______
It was an 11-year-old American boy who invented these. In 1905, the boy, Frank Epperson, wanted to make a drink. He put some soda powder in a cup of water and used a stick to mix it. Then he forgot about the drink and left it outside. That night it was very cold, so the mixture froze. Eighteen years later, he made some more of the frozen mixture and sold his first one at an amusement park. Americans call them ‘popsicles’.
3________
You can find this liquid in young fruit that are still green. People drank it in South- East Asia, Africa, and the Caribbean before it became popular as a health drink. Today athletes drink it after doing sport. It is very good for you as it is low in fats and sugars. Doctors sometimes use it in an emergency because it is similar to human plasma.

Question:

There are seven ingredients in the Bedouin meal.

Read the article again. Choose T (true) or F (false).

________________________________________________________________________________

Three interesting food facts

1_______
The Bedouin people, who live in the deserts of Africa, sometimes prepare a very big meal to celebrate weddings. The cook uses some eggs, some fish, some chickens, a sheep, and a camel to prepare it. He stuffs the fish with the eggs, the chickens with the fish, the sheep with the chickens, and the camel with the sheep. Then he cooks
all the ingredients together in an enormous GVen in the ground.
2_______
It was an 11-year-old American boy who invented these. In 1905, the boy, Frank Epperson, wanted to make a drink. He put some soda powder in a cup of water and used a stick to mix it. Then he forgot about the drink and left it outside. That night it was very cold, so the mixture froze. Eighteen years later, he made some more of the frozen mixture and sold his first one at an amusement park. Americans call them ‘popsicles’.
3________
You can find this liquid in young fruit that are still green. People drank it in South- East Asia, Africa, and the Caribbean before it became popular as a health drink. Today athletes drink it after doing sport. It is very good for you as it is low in fats and sugars. Doctors sometimes use it in an emergency because it is similar to human plasma.

Question:

Frank Epperson’s drink froze because the weather was cold.

Read the article again. Choose T (true) or F (false).

________________________________________________________________________________

Three interesting food facts

1_______
The Bedouin people, who live in the deserts of Africa, sometimes prepare a very big meal to celebrate weddings. The cook uses some eggs, some fish, some chickens, a sheep, and a camel to prepare it. He stuffs the fish with the eggs, the chickens with the fish, the sheep with the chickens, and the camel with the sheep. Then he cooks
all the ingredients together in an enormous GVen in the ground.
2_______
It was an 11-year-old American boy who invented these. In 1905, the boy, Frank Epperson, wanted to make a drink. He put some soda powder in a cup of water and used a stick to mix it. Then he forgot about the drink and left it outside. That night it was very cold, so the mixture froze. Eighteen years later, he made some more of the frozen mixture and sold his first one at an amusement park. Americans call them ‘popsicles’.
3________
You can find this liquid in young fruit that are still green. People drank it in South- East Asia, Africa, and the Caribbean before it became popular as a health drink. Today athletes drink it after doing sport. It is very good for you as it is low in fats and sugars. Doctors sometimes use it in an emergency because it is similar to human plasma.

Question:

He sold his first ice lolly when he was 29 years old.

Read the article again. Choose T (true) or F (false).

________________________________________________________________________________

Three interesting food facts

1_______
The Bedouin people, who live in the deserts of Africa, sometimes prepare a very big meal to celebrate weddings. The cook uses some eggs, some fish, some chickens, a sheep, and a camel to prepare it. He stuffs the fish with the eggs, the chickens with the fish, the sheep with the chickens, and the camel with the sheep. Then he cooks
all the ingredients together in an enormous GVen in the ground.
2_______
It was an 11-year-old American boy who invented these. In 1905, the boy, Frank Epperson, wanted to make a drink. He put some soda powder in a cup of water and used a stick to mix it. Then he forgot about the drink and left it outside. That night it was very cold, so the mixture froze. Eighteen years later, he made some more of the frozen mixture and sold his first one at an amusement park. Americans call them ‘popsicles’.
3________
You can find this liquid in young fruit that are still green. People drank it in South- East Asia, Africa, and the Caribbean before it became popular as a health drink. Today athletes drink it after doing sport. It is very good for you as it is low in fats and sugars. Doctors sometimes use it in an emergency because it is similar to human plasma.

Question:

According to the article, you can find coconut water in all coconuts.

Read the article again. Choose T (true) or F (false).

________________________________________________________________________________

Three interesting food facts

1_______
The Bedouin people, who live in the deserts of Africa, sometimes prepare a very big meal to celebrate weddings. The cook uses some eggs, some fish, some chickens, a sheep, and a camel to prepare it. He stuffs the fish with the eggs, the chickens with the fish, the sheep with the chickens, and the camel with the sheep. Then he cooks
all the ingredients together in an enormous GVen in the ground.
2_______
It was an 11-year-old American boy who invented these. In 1905, the boy, Frank Epperson, wanted to make a drink. He put some soda powder in a cup of water and used a stick to mix it. Then he forgot about the drink and left it outside. That night it was very cold, so the mixture froze. Eighteen years later, he made some more of the frozen mixture and sold his first one at an amusement park. Americans call them ‘popsicles’.
3________
You can find this liquid in young fruit that are still green. People drank it in South- East Asia, Africa, and the Caribbean before it became popular as a health drink. Today athletes drink it after doing sport. It is very good for you as it is low in fats and sugars. Doctors sometimes use it in an emergency because it is similar to human plasma.

Question:

Coconut water has a lot of sugar.

Listen to four speakers talking about their favourite meal Complete the meals.

Speaker 1 roast
Speaker 2 tikka masala
Speaker 3 and chips
Speaker 4 sweet and sour

Listen again Match the speakers to the sentences.

Speaker 1
Speaker 2 .
Speaker 3

Speaker 4

A. I often eat it outside.

B. I always order rice with it.

C. I have it at a local restaurant.

D. I eat it when I visit my parents.

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