Стр.28-29 Модуль 2 ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 6 класс

2b At the supermarket

1. Vocabulary: Containers/Partitives

   1. Listen and say. In which supermarket section can we usually find these products (1–12)? Make sentences, as in the example.

   1. a bag of crisps
   2. a tin of soup
   3. a loaf of bread
   4. a jar of jam
   5. a pot of yogurt
   6. a carton of juice
   7. a box of cereal
   8. a tub of ice cream
   9. a bottle of cola
   10. a kilo of minced beef
   11. a bunch of bananas
   12. a bar of chocolate

   Supermarket section
   Drinks
   Sweets & snacks
   Meat & Fish
   Fruit & Vegetables
   Bakery
   Dairy products
   Breakfast foods
   Tinned food
   Frozen food

2. Reading

   Maksim is in the UK on a school trip. It is his birthday today and the mother of his host family is taking him shopping for a birthday party. What do they need? Listen and read to find out. What is the problem?

   Mrs Hall: Right, that’s 12 packets of crisps and 12 bars of chocolate. What else do we need?

   Maksim: Well, there’s the drinks aisle. Let’s get a few cartons of fruit juice and some bottles of Coca-Cola.

   Mrs Hall: OK! Now, let’s go get some cakes.

   Maksim: How about some chocolate ones?

   Mrs Hall: Good idea!

   Maksim: Do you have any ice cream at home, Mrs Hall?

   Mrs Hall: Only a little. We can get a few tubs if you like.

   Maksim: Yes, I’d like to have some ice cream at the party.

   Mrs Hall: No problem at all! Let’s go and pay now… oh gosh!

   Maksim: What’s wrong, Mrs Hall?

   Mrs Hall: I’m afraid I left my purse at home. How much money do you have, Maksim?

   Maksim: Em, not much… only £5.

   Mrs Hall: Oh no! What are we going to do now?

3. Grammar: Quantifiers

   3. Read the table. Find more examples in the dialogue in Ex. 2.

   COUNTABLE	UNCOUNTABLE
   How many sweets are there?	How much milk is there?
   There are too many sweets.	There is too much milk.
   There are a lot of sweets.	There is a lot of milk.
   There are some/a few sweets.	There is some/a little milk.
   There are (very) few sweets. There aren’t many sweets.	There’s (very) little milk. There isn’t much milk.
   Are there any sweets?	Is there any milk?
   There aren’t any sweets. There are no sweets.	There isn’t any milk. There’s no milk.

4. Choose the correct word. Compare your answers with your partner.

5. Listening

   a) Julie is making a shopping list for a dinner party. Listen and put a tick next to the things she needs and a cross next to the things she doesn’t need.

   Shopping List

   • 4 kilos of chicken
   • 6 eggs
   • 1 kilo of cheese
   • 3 bags of crisps
   • 2 bottles of cola
   • 1 carton of apple juice
   • 1 bag of rice
   • 20 sausages

   b) Ask and answer questions, as in the example.

6. Speaking & Writing

   6. Use the words below to ask and answer questions about your eating habits.

   EAT	Junk food, fruit, eggs, meat, chocolate, bread, vegetables
   DRINK	fizzy drinks, milk, water, lemonade, tea, orange juice, coffee
   	a lot of/lots, too much/many, a few/a little, some, very few/little

7. Use your answers in Ex. 6 to write a few sentences about your eating habits. Read your sentences to the class.