9 Grammar Practice Рабочая тетрадь ГДЗ Spotlight 6 класс
- Grammar Practice
Mark the nouns C (countable) or U (uncountable).
- bread
- cheese
- apple
- sugar
- milk
- orange
- biscuit
- rice
- cake
- pasta
- peach
- strawberry
Fill in the gaps with some or any.
- Are there ___ eggs in the fridge?
- I have ___ biscuits in my bag.
- We need ___ milk for the cake.
- There isn’t ___ cheese in this sandwich.
- Be careful! There’s ___ honey on your T-shirt!
- Are there ___ people in the living room?
Fill in much, many, a few, a little.
- How ___ milk do you need?
- Is there ___ coffee left?
- There are ___ pears in the fridge.
- There is ___ sugar left.
- How ___ carrots are there?
- Are there ___ students in the class?
Fill in much, many and a lot.
- Can I have some more bread, please? I’m afraid there isn’t ___ left.
- May I have some milk, please? Of course, there is ___ milk left in the fridge.
- May I take some of the lemon sweets, please? Yes, but I’m afraid there aren’t ___ left.
- Can I have a cup of tea, please? Of course, there are ___ teabags in the cupboard.
- Where are the chocolates? Here, but I’m afraid there aren’t ___ left.
- May I have some more cheese, please? Yes, but I’m afraid there isn’t ___ left.
Fill in carton, jar, bottle, bowl, tin, piece, glass, packet.
- a ___ of sugar
- a ___ of jam
- a ___ of cheese
- a ___ of olive oil
- a ___ of tuna
- a ___ of biscuits
- a ___ of water
- a ___ of apple juice
Correct the mistakes.
- How much carrots are there?
- I bought a bottle of sugar.
- Can I have any more coffee, please?
- Would you like a glass of coffee?
- She have just baked the apple pie.
- There aren’t some pears left.
- Have you got any milks in the fridge?
- Have you ever try Japanese food?
Complete the sentences with the Present Perfect or the Past Simple.
- A: (Dan/come) ___ to school yesterday?
B: No because he ___ (be) ill. - A: ___ (she/ever/cook) at home?
B: No, she hasn’t but yesterday she ___ (cook) for her parents. - A: You look fantastic! ___ (you/spend) your summer holidays at the seaside?
B: We ___ (go) to the Crimea in June and I ___ (travel) to the Caucasus in July. - They ___ (already/cook) special dinner for the family party because they ___ (buy) all the ingredients yesterday.
- A: (Dan/come) ___ to school yesterday?
Look at the picture and write questions and answers as in the example.
eggs, cakes, apples, lemons, plates, jars, flowers, baskets, spoons
- What’s the English for: молочные продукты, бутылка оливкового масла, кусок сыра, пачка масла, пакет сахара, банка мёда, плитка шоколада, кислый лимон, сладкая дыня, острый перец, солёные чипсы, молочный коктейль, безалкогольные напитки, официант и клиент, заказать столик?
- Give the English equivalents. Mind the prepositions: представление об английской пище, традиционный английский завтрак по выходным, попробовать что-нибудь ещё для разнообразия, быть на диете, ходить в ресторан по особым случаям, тысячи ресторанчиков «Фиш энд чипе» по всей Британии.
- Translate the dialogue exchanges into English:
- В холодильнике есть молоко и сыр? – Да, я уже проверил. У нас есть молоко и сыр. Нет фруктов и хлеба. Вчера я не ходил в магазин.
- У нас есть что-нибудь на десерт? – Ванильное мороженое и домашний яблочный пирог. Пирог свежий, бабушка только что его испекла.
- Что ты делаешь? – Готовлю фруктовый салат. Это мой любимый десерт в жаркую по году. – Ты всегда готовишь дома сама? – Нет, обычно готовит мама, но сегодня она работает. Вчера обед готовил мой старший брат. Было вкусно! А я сегодня уже приготовила домашнее мороженое. Я недавно нашла этот рецепт в старой бабушкиной кулинарной книге.
- Translate the text into English: Блины – одно из традиционных национальных блюд русской кухни. Домашние блины популярны в русских семьях по всей стране. В специальных кафе под названием «Блинная» можно купить блины со сметаной, грибами, сыром, икрой, яблоками, мёдом. В прошлое воскресенье мы наслаждались блинами с мёдом. Сегодня я покупаю с грибами и сыром. Я никогда таких не пробовала.
- Translate the dialogue exchanges into English:
1. bread — U
2. cheese — U
3. apple — C
4. sugar — U
5. milk — U
6. orange — C
7. biscuit — C
8. rice — U
9. cake — C
10. pasta — U
11. peach — C
12. strawberry — C
2
1. Are there any eggs in the fridge?
2. I have some biscuits in my bag.
3. We need some milk for the cake.
4. There isn’t any cheese in this sandwich.
5. Be careful! There’s some honey on your T-shirt!
6. Are there any people in the living room?
3
1. How much milk do you need?
2. Is there much coffee left?
3. There are many pears in the fridge.
4. There is much sugar left.
5. How many carrots are there?
6. Are there many students in the class?
4
1. Can I have some more bread, please? — I’m afraid there isn’t much left.
2. May I have some milk, please? — Of course, there is a lot of milk left in the fridge.
3. May I take some of the lemon sweets, please? — Yes, but I’m afraid there aren’t many left.
4. Can I have a cup of tea, please? — Of course, there are a lot of teabags in the cupboard.
5. Where are the chocolates? — Here, but I’m afraid there aren’t many left.
6. May I have some more cheese, please? — Yes, but I’m afraid there isn’t much left.
5
1. a bowl of sugar
2. a jar of jam
3. a piece of cheese
4. a bottle of olive oil
5. a tin of tuna
6. a packet of biscuits
7. a glass of water
8. a carton of apple juice
6
1. How many carrots are there?
2. I bought a bottle of olive oil.
3. Can I have some more coffee, please?
4. Would you like a glass of water?
5. She has just baked the apple pie.
6. There aren’t any pears left.
7. Have you got any milk in the fridge?
8. Have you ever tried Japanese food?
7
1. Did Dan come to school yesterday? — No, because he was ill.
2. Has she ever cooked at home? — No, she hasn’t, but yesterday she cooked for her parents.
3. You look fantastic! Did you spend your summer holidays at the seaside? — We went to the Crimea in June and I travelled to the Caucasus in July.
4. They have already cooked a special dinner for the family party because they bought all the ingredients yesterday.
8
1. Are there many eggs? — Yes, there are a lot.
2. Are there many cakes? — No, there aren’t many.
3. Are there many apples? — Yes, there are a lot.
4. Are there many lemons? — No, there aren’t many.
5. Are there many plates? — Yes, there are a lot.
6. Are there many jars? — No, there aren’t many.
7. Are there many flowers? — Yes, there are a lot.
8. Are there many baskets? — No, there aren’t many.
9. Are there many spoons? — Yes, there are a lot.
9a
1. dairy products
2. a bottle of olive oil
3. a piece of cheese
4. a packet of butter
5. a packet of sugar
6. a jar of honey
7. a bar of chocolate
8. a sour lemon
9. a sweet melon
10. hot pepper
11. salty crisps
12. a milkshake
13. soft drinks
14. a waiter and a customer
15. to book a table
9b
1. an introduction to English food
2. a traditional English breakfast on Sundays
3. to try something else for a change
4. to be on a diet
5. to go to a restaurant on special occasions
6. thousands of fish and chip restaurants all over Britain
10a
1. Is there any milk and cheese in the fridge? — Yes, I’ve already checked. We have some milk and cheese. There aren’t any fruit or bread. I didn’t go shopping yesterday.
2. Have we got anything for dessert? — We’ve got vanilla ice cream and a homemade apple pie. The pie is fresh; Grandma has just baked it.
3. What are you doing? — I’m making a fruit salad. It’s my favourite dessert in hot weather. — Do you always cook at home yourself? — No, usually Mum cooks, but today she is working. Yesterday my elder brother made lunch. It was delicious! And today I’ve already made homemade ice cream. I found this recipe in my old grandmother’s cookbook.
10b
Pancakes are one of the traditional national dishes of Russian cuisine. Homemade pancakes are popular in Russian families all over the country. In special cafes called Blinnaya, you can buy pancakes with sour cream, mushrooms, cheese, caviar, apples and honey. Last Sunday we enjoyed pancakes with honey. Today I am buying some with mushrooms and cheese. I have never tried these before.
