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This document defines and provides examples of food. It states that food is a substance eaten by people or animals to maintain life. It then provides two example sentences using the word "apple". The document goes on to provide verbs that can be used to create additional food-related sentences, such as "to be", "eat", "buy", "sell", and "like". It concludes by stating that this is an introduction to food vocabulary.

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This document defines and provides examples of food. It states that food is a substance eaten by people or animals to maintain life. It then provides two example sentences using the word "apple". The document goes on to provide verbs that can be used to create additional food-related sentences, such as "to be", "eat", "buy", "sell", and "like". It concludes by stating that this is an introduction to food vocabulary.

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This document defines and provides examples of food. It states that food is a substance eaten by people or animals to maintain life. It then provides two example sentences using the word "apple". The document goes on to provide verbs that can be used to create additional food-related sentences, such as "to be", "eat", "buy", "sell", and "like". It concludes by stating that this is an introduction to food vocabulary.

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Food

What is food?

• A substance eaten by people or


animals to maintain life.
Sentences (food)

•This is an apple.

•There is an apple.
Create sentences with the vocabulary food
•Use these verbs:
•To be (is, are, am)
•eat ( I eat mangoes.)
•buy ( She buys two pears
• on Fridays.)
•sell (My friend sells oranges.)
•like ( I like bananas and grapes.)
Sentences (food)

•This is a carrot.

•There is a carrot.

•Which vegetables do you


eat?
Food

• Count Nouns:
• They have singular and plural
forms and can be counted. We
can use a / an or numbers.
• a book, four books
• a banana / two bananas
• Uncountable Nouns
• They have only singular form and
cannot be counted.
• meat, milk, sugar
QUANTIFIERS
We use quantifiers when we want to give someone information
about the number of something: how much or how many.
some
We use some with plural
countable nouns.

• Examples:
• There are some apples.

• There are some books on the


table.
some
• Non-count or uncountable
nouns

-There is some cheese on the


table.

- There is some milk on the table.


some
• Would you like some ice cream?

• Can I have some water?

•We can use some in


questions when we ask for
things and offer things.
any
• We use any with plural
countable nouns and negative
sentences.

• There are not any bananas.

• There aren’t any bananas at the


store.
any
We use any with uncountable
nouns. In negative sentences
and questions.

• We don’t have any milk.

• Is there any milk?

• Do you have any butter?


How many
• How many………….?
• With countable nouns ask about
the number of something.
• Examples:
• How many bananas do we have?
• We have four bananas.
• How many eggs are there?
• There are two eggs.
• There are some eggs.
How much
• How much………….?
• With uncountable nouns ask the
quantity of something.
• Examples:
• How much milk is there in the bottle?
• There is a liter.
• There are two liters.
• How much sugar do we have?
• We have a kilo.
• We don’t have any sugar.
Complete with some/ any / how much or
many
• 1 There are ___ cherries in the fridge.
• 2 Can I have ____ bread with my salad?
• 3 How ___ ice cream do you eat a week?
• 4 Fiona doesn’t drink ___ milk.
• 5 How ____ bars of chocolate do we need for the cake?
• 6 There are ___ bananas on the table.
• 7 How ___ tea do you drink a day?
• 8 How ___ brothers do you have?
sentences

•We work hard.


•We will finish the project on time.

What is “ If ” ?
It is a conjunction.
You can use a conjunction to link words, phrases, and clauses.
First conditional
Examples:
First conditional
•Examples:
•If it rains today, I will stay at home.
Si llueve hoy, me quedaré en casa.
•If he is busy now, I will come back tomorrow.
Si está ocupado ahora, regresaré mañana.
•If we don't hurry, we'll miss our bus.
Si no nos apuramos, perderemos nuestro autobus.
First conditional
First conditional
• Questions:

•If you go to the gym once a week, will you feel healthier?

•Answer: If I go to the gym once a week, I will……


exercises
•Complete the if conditional clause with the appropriate
result clause.
•1 If you take my advice, ………………………
•2 If I go shopping, …………………………………..
•3 If she doesn’t want to listen to you, …………
•4 If I finish my homework, …………..
•5 If I make enough money this year, …………..
•6 If the weather is nice, ……………………………….

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