1. Circle the correct words.
A. Why didn’t you come to the match yesterday?
В. Oh, I was busy. I painted / was painting my bedroom. I still haven’t finished / didn’t finish.
A. Are you just changing the colour of the walls?
В. No, I’ve got some new things, too. Last weekend I bought / have bought a new desk and some shelves / curtains for the window. I want to get a new lamp, too. But I didn’t see / haven’t seen anything I like yet.
A. There’s a new shop in town. I saw it when we shopped / were shopping. They’ve got nice lamps.
В. Thanks. I’ll go and have a look.
C. EATING AND DRINKING
Buying and talking about food
1. Complete the questions using the words in the list.
got any | everything | How many| else
How much | Would you like | help you
0. Have you got any of those Spanish oranges?
1. Is that everything?
2. Can I help you ?
3. How many would you like ?
4. Would you like some of those ?
5. Anything else ?
6. How much is that?
2. Complete the conversation with the phrases from Exercise 1. Then listen and check.
ASSISTANT: Good afternoon. Can I help you?
CUSTOMER: Yes, I’d like some apples, please.
ASSISTANT: How many would you like ?
CUSTOMER: Six big ones, please.
ASSISTANT: OK, Would you like some of those ?
CUSTOMER: Yes. Have you got any of those Spanish oranges?
ASSISTANT: I’m afraid we haven’t got any. We’ve got some really nice ones from South Africa. Anything else ?
CUSTOMER: Sure. I’ll have three.
ASSISTANT: Is that everything?
CUSTOMER: Yes, it is. How much is that ?
ASSISTANT: That’s £3.80 altogether.
CUSTOMER: Here you are.
ASSISTANT: And £1.20 change. Thanks!
3. Circle the correct words.
0. I think there are some / any eggs in the fridge.
1. I don’t want some / any cake, thanks.
2. I’d like 500 grams of cheese and some / any
ham, please.
3. I’m sorry. There isn’t some / any pizza left.
4. I haven’t got some / any butter in my sandwich.
5. This soup is really good. Try some / any.
In a restaurant
1. Put the words in order to make sentences. Write W (waiter) or C (customer).
0. I / the / please / can / menu, / see
Can I see the menu, please ?
1. ready / you / are / order / to
Are you ready to order ?
2. OK / everything / is
Is everything OK ?
3. much / too / chicken / the / salt / on / there’s
There’s too much salt on the chicken.
4. can / please / have / bill, / the / we
Can we have the bill, please ?
5. a / please / four, / for / table
A table for four, please.
2. Complete the sentences with much or many.
0. There are too many small children in this restaurant.
1. There is too much salt in this soup.
2. There are too many things on the menu.
3. There’s too much noise in here.
4. There are too many chairs at this table.
5. That’s too much money.
3. Match the sentences from Exercise 2 with the replies.
a. I agree. It’s disgusting. 1
b. I’ll take some away. How many do you need? 4
c. Yes, I really don’t know what to choose. 2
d. That’s no problem. It’s your birthday and I want you to choose whatever you want. 5
e. Well, it is a family restaurant. 0
f. Yes, let’s go somewhere quieter. 3
2. Complete each sentence with some or any. Then match the sentences with the pictures. Write the numbers 1 – 8.
1. There’s some yoghurt in the fridge.
2. There are some mushrooms in the kitchen.
3. There aren’t any mushrooms in the pizza.
4. I’d like some of those potatoes, please.
5. Sorry, there aren’t any potatoes.
6. I’d like some coffee, please.
7. Oh, there isn’t any yoghurt.
8. No, I don’t want any coffee, thanks.
3. Which of these things would you always / never / sometimes see on a pizza ?
A – 2
B – 4
C – 8
D – 5
E – 3
F – 6
G – 1
H – 7
You can never see a carrot on a pizza.
You can never see onions on a pizza.
You can sometimes see peppers on a pizza.
You can never see yoghurt on a pizza.
You can never see pears on a pizza.
You can never see pineapple on a pizza.
You can sometimes see chicken on a pizza.
You can sometimes see mushrooms on a pizza.
You can sometimes see tomatoes on a pizza.
There’s always cheese on a pizza – but you never see…!
You can sometimes see olives on a pizza.
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