1. Categorise the food and drinks on the shopping list by completing the chart. 2. Circle the odd one out. 3. Label the containers. Then match them with their contents. 4. Complete the phrasal verbs with off, out, 5. Phrasal verbs 6. Circle the correct item. Grammar Quantifiers

1. Vocabulary

Shopping List:

2. Circle the odd one out.

The odd one out is:

• 1. ice cream (The others are food items that are not typically frozen desserts).
• 2. onions (The others are meat products).
• 3. cola (The others are solid food items).
• 4. butter (The others are fruits or derivatives like milk).

3. Label the containers. Then match them with their contents.

Containers:

1. A tin of tuna
2. A bag of salad
3. A jar of soup
4. A carton of milk
5. A box of chocolates
6. A bottle of water

Matching:

• 1 - A (of water)
• 2 - B (of salad)
• 3 - C (of soup)
• 4 - D (of tea)
• 5 - E (of chocolates)

4. Complete the phrasal verbs with off, out,

This section is incomplete in the image provided. More context is needed to complete these phrasal verbs.

5. Phrasal verbs

This section is incomplete in the image provided. More context is needed to identify the phrasal verbs.

6. Grammar - Quantifiers

Circle the correct item.

1. I bought some tins of tuna. (We use 'some' with plural countable nouns when talking about an unspecified quantity.)
2. There are any apples left. (We use 'any' in negative sentences and questions.)
3. Do you have any milk? (We use 'any' in questions with uncountable nouns.)

5. Reading

What did Alex order? Choose from sentences A-H to complete the dialogue. There are two extra sentences.

1. Waiter: Good evening. What can I get you? Alex: A) I think I'll have the chicken legs.
2. Waiter: And as a main course? Alex: G) No, thank you. I'll stick with the chicken today. (Assuming chicken legs is the main course and Alex wants to stick with it).
3. Waiter: Can I suggest the lamb chops? They're very good. Alex: No, thank you. (Implied by the continuation of the dialogue).
4. Waiter: Would you like chips or a bowl of rice with that? Alex: C) Rice, please.
5. Waiter: And would you like something to drink? Alex: D) A bottle of water, please.
6. Waiter: A bottle of water. Is that all, sir? Alex: B) Yes, thank you.

Extra sentences: E) Would you like a bottle of cola? F) I'll have the salad to start, please. H) No, thank you. I don't want dessert.