Checkpoint: Food & Drink

Food words and what you like

In this unit, you learned common food and drink nouns like coffee, tea, bread, rice, apples, and eggs. You also learned to talk about preference with like, love, and hate + a noun.

I like coffee, but I hate tea.

When we talk again about a thing, we can use it for one thing and them for more than one. This helps us avoid repeating the noun.

I love apples. I eat them every day.

Some, any, how much, how many

Use some in positive sentences: I have some bread. Use any in questions and negative sentences: Do you have any milk? I don’t have any milk.

UseCountable / UncountableExample
somebothI want some apples. / I want some rice.
anybothDo you have any eggs? / Do you have any water?
How manycountableHow many bananas do you want?
How muchuncountableHow much coffee do you drink?

At the café

At a café, polite phrases are very useful. You can order with Can I have ... ? or I'd like ... and ask for the total with Can I have the bill, please?

I'd like a sandwich and a tea, please.

Can I have the bill, please?

Words in this lesson

WordMeaningExample
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.
Can I have ... ?Can I have ... ?Can I have a sandwich, please?
the billthe billCan we have the bill, please?

Exercises

This lesson has 10 exercises in the app:

  • multiple choice: 3
  • fill the gap: 3
  • match the pairs: 1
  • build the sentence: 1
  • translate the sentence: 1
  • listen and type: 1

Try the first one

Choose the correct sentence.

  1. I love apples.
  2. I love apple.
  3. I love an apples.
  4. I love the apples every

The answer, the other exercises, the audio and your progress are in the app – free at A0 and A1.

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