U4 WE 1

 Unit 4: "Food"

 

Activity 1:  This is a banana, and this is an apple!

Review this unit's vocabulary with these activities.

 

Activity 2:  A, an, some, or any?

2.1  Do these activities to practice the use of a, an, some, and any.

 

2.2  Go HERE for more practice on the use of a, an, some, and any.

 

Activity 3:  How much food do you need?

3.1  Choose the correct option for each sentence.

 

3.2  Choose between much and many to complete each question and then have your partners answer it using specific numbers or appropriate quantifiers (a lot of, lots of, a few, a little, etc.)

 

3.3  A final practice with all the quantifiers we have studied!

 

Activity 4:  There's a lot of food in your fridge!

Go HERE for an activity about this unit, choose one of the slides, and put your name on it. Then fill up your slide's refrigerator with any kind of food and drink you want. Make sentences for each item you put in the fridge using all of the quantifiers we've studied (some, any, much, many, a little, a few, lots of, a lot of). Try to include affirmative and negative sentences, and at least a couple of questions (how much, how many) with their respective answers. You will have to talk about the contents of your fridge with your classmates and ask about the contents of theirs.

 

Class Presentation for Unit 4:  Go HERELinks to an external site.

 

 


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