Portafolio De Ingles Segundo Semestre Eiao

I.2 How do you ask for an amount of food?
In this activity you will use vocabulary about food and words that express quantities to talk about the amount of food you need. Imagine that you are aMexican student learning English in the United States. You are in a small town and need to go the grocery store to buy some food. This is your list: milk, eggs, sugar, coffee, tomatoes, meat, spaghetti,bread, and cookies. You need to prepare yourself to ask for them in English, so you ask your teacher for help. Here are some activities your teacher asked you to do before you go to the grocery store.1. Classify the nouns from the box according to the two columns on the table below. You can get information from your Upload 1 student’s book Module 4
Nouns with singular and plural forms | Nounswith singular form only |
(Countable) | (non-countable) |
Tomato-tomatoes | sugar |
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2. Read and then answer
a) Give two or moreadditional examples of food items or products you can count.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
b) Give two or more additional examples of food items or products we don’tcount. What we count is the container or measurement unit that measures them.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
3. Identify and underline the incorrect expressionrelated to the amount of food.
a) I want to buy sugars / I want to buy some sugar / I want to buy a pound of sugar
b) I need to buy a loaf of bread / I need to buy breads / I need to buy two...