Reading, listening and 10 questions

Lunch before shopping

Read the passage, then listen to it. Answer ten questions about what you read or heard. You can return to the passage while answering.

“I'm hungry,” says Ana. “I only have bread and cheese for breakfast. Let's have lunch here.” Her brother Luis looks at the café menu. “Can I have a chicken sandwich, please?” he asks. “And I'd like a cup of tea and some cake,” says Ana. “Would you like some juice too?” asks Luis. “No, thanks. Tea is fine.”

Luis is thirsty. He orders a bottle of water. His sandwich is five pounds. The price of Ana's cake is three pounds. The tea is two pounds and the water is one pound. “I love this cake,” Ana says. “But I hate coffee in cakes. This one has apples in it and no coffee.” “I like apples too,” says Luis. “We need some fruit at home.”

Their shopping list is on the table. They need a loaf of bread, a bag of rice and some eggs. “How many eggs?” asks Luis. “Six. And we haven't got any vegetables.” “How much rice do we need?” “One small bag. We cook dinner at home every day. Rice with chicken tonight!”

Ana likes vegetables, but Luis doesn't like them very much. He likes fruit. Ana puts apples and tomatoes on the list. “Would you like a snack for later?” Luis asks. “Yes, please. An apple. And let's buy some tea. I make tea every evening.”

Luis calls the waiter. “Can I have the bill, please?” “Eleven pounds, please.” Luis looks at the list again. “Good. Now we're ready to shop!”

Words in this lesson

WordMeaningExample
breadbreadI like bread for breakfast.
cheesecheeseShe loves cheese.
ricericeWe eat rice for lunch.
chickenchickenHe likes chicken.
fruitfruitI love fruit.
vegetablesvegetablesThey hate vegetables.
waterwaterI drink water every day.
teateaMy mom likes tea.
coffeecoffeeI hate coffee.
juicejuiceThe children love juice.
somesomeWe need some tomatoes for dinner.
anyanyDo you have any rice at home?
how muchhow muchHow much milk do we need?
how manyhow manyHow many apples do you want?
a bottle ofa bottle ofShe buys a bottle of water every morning.
a cup ofa cup ofI'd like a cup of tea.
a bag ofa bag ofWe need a bag of rice.
a loaf ofa loaf ofHe buys a loaf of bread.
ricericeThere is some rice in the kitchen.
eggseggsI need some eggs for breakfast.
coffeecoffeeI'd like a coffee, please.
teateaCan I have a tea, please?
sandwichsandwichThe sandwich is five pounds.
cakecakeCan I have a cake too, please?
menumenuCan I see the menu, please?
Can I have ... ?Can I have ... ?Can I have a sandwich, please?
I'd like ...I'd like ...I'd like a tea, please.
pleasepleaseA coffee, please.
the billthe billCan I have the bill, please?
pricepriceWhat is the price of the cake?
coffeecoffeeI like coffee in the morning.
teateaShe’d like a tea, please.
breadbreadWe have some bread at home.
ricericeI eat rice for lunch.
applesapplesHe loves apples.
eggseggsDo you have any eggs?
somesomeI’d like some water.
anyanyWe don’t have any milk.
How muchHow muchHow much juice do you want?
I'd likeI'd likeI’d like a coffee, please.
the billthe billCan we have the bill, please?
breakfastbreakfastI eat bread and cheese for breakfast.
lunchlunchWe have lunch at one o'clock.
dinnerdinnerI cook dinner every day.
snacksnackI eat a snack at four o'clock.
makemakeI make tea in the morning.
cookcookWe cook rice and chicken.
hungryhungryI'm hungry. Where is the menu?
thirstythirstyI'm thirsty. Can I have some water?
Would you like ... ?Would you like ... ?Would you like some juice?

Exercises

This lesson has 10 exercises in the app:

  • multiple choice: 10

Try the first one

Check this statement against the passage: «Ana has bread and cheese for breakfast.»

  1. True
  2. False

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