Vocabulary 1 Fill in: loaf, box, bottle, glass, carton, bowl. 1 a ______ of cereal 2 a ______ of bread 3 a ______ of soda 4 a ______ of orange juice 5 a ______ of sugar 6 a ______ of water 2 Complete with foods/drinks. breakfast lunch dinner 3 Read the text and complete the gaps with the correct word. Meals & in England Mealtimes Breakfast: Between 7.00 and 9.00 am Lunch: Between 12.00 and 1.30 pm Dinner: Between 6.30 and 8.00 pm Breakfast A typical English breakfast consists of 1) ______ bowl of cereal, a slice of toast, orange juice and a cup of coffee. A 2) ______ of children have a bowl of cereal. Lunch Most children at school and people at work have a packed lunch. 3) ______ consists of a sandwich, a packet of crisps, fruit and a drink. Dinner A typical English meal for dinner is meat with vegetables. Vegetables like potatoes, carrots, peas, cabbages 4) ______ onions are very popular 5) ______ England. Grammar Some/Any - (How) much/(How) many 4 Ask questions with how much/ how many. Answer them. Use not much/not many. 1 water/in the bottle? A: How much water is there in the bottle? B: Not much. 2 apples/in the fridge? 3 eggs/in the fridge? 4 sugar/in the pot? 5 milk/in the fridge? 6 biscuits/in the box? 5 Fill in: some, any, much, many. A: I'd like 1) ______ milk, please. B: How 2) ______ do you want? A: A glass, please. Have you got any crisps? B: Of course. How 3) ______ packets do you want? A: Two, please. A: We need 1) ______ pizzas for the party. B: Good idea. How 2) ______ do we need for twelve people? A: Four large ones. We need 3) ______ burgers too. B: I think twelve are OK. Have we got 4) ______ lemonade? A: Yes, there's 5) ______ in the fridge. B: How 6) ______ bottles are there? A: Six. 1 A some B a C an 2 A much B many C lot 3 Alt B These C Those 4 A and B or C but 5 A at B on C in