8.5. Look at the pictures and ask and answer, as in the example.

1 A: Are these enough biscuits to go round?

B: No, there are only a few left.

9. Counters & Contents

Make up sentences using the words bag, box, carton, tin, bar, packet, bottle, jar.

Can I have a bottle of ketchup, please?

10. Countable/ Uncountable Nouns

Write C (for countable) or U (for uncountable) next to each of the nouns, then make up sentences.

Food: roast lamb ______ ; grape ______ ; olive _______ ; olive oil _______ ; ketchup ______ ; rice _____ ; spaghetti ______ ; bread _______ ; egg _______ ; oyster _____ ; mussel _______ ; beef ________ ; biscuit _______ ; aubergine _______ .

Drink: milk ________ ; orange juice _______ ; lemonade ________ ; tea ______ ; Coke _____ ; coffee ______ .

Other: accommodation ______ ; news _______ ; police ______; traffic ______; advice _______; warning _____ ; job ______ ; work ______ ; Physics _____ ; furniture ______ ; coin _______ ; travel ______ ; money ______ ; view _____ ; scenery _____ ; journey ______ ; rubbish ______ ; bag ______ ; luggage ______ ; information _______ ; weather _______ ; Maths _____ ; bottle _____.

I'd like some roast lamb, please.

11. Competition Game

In pairs, think of a recipe and list the ingredients you need. Stand in front of the class and use your list to act out a dialogue as if you are making a shopping list for this dish. Students, in teams, try to guess what you are planning to cook. The first team to guess correctly is the winner.

S1: Have we get any eggs?

S2: No, we need to buy some.

S1: All right. What about butter? etc

12. Open Close

Read the text and think of the word which best fits each gap. Use only ONE WORD in each gap.

The Low-Down on Low-Fat Labelling

When you walk wound a supermarket 0) these days you can easily be dazzled 1) ____ all the food labels claiming to be 'fat-free' or 'light', but are these foods as healthy 2)_____ they claim to be? Unfortunately, when you look more closely, 3) ______ ,. becomes clear that they are not. For example, a product that claims to 4) ______ 80% fat tree is simply a product that contains 20% fat, activity quite a high fat content. The 5)________ goes for so-called light foods. Products 6) _______ as sausages and mayonnaise that are naturally high 7) ____ fat can be labelled ‘light’ even if 8) ________ fat content is only slightly reduced. Another problem is that ‘low in fat’ 9)________ sometimes also mean low in taste. So, to make 10) ______ for this, some manufacturers add a lot 11) _______ salt and sugar to their low-fat products than is needed. This makes them 12) ______ bad as, if not worse than, the full fat equivalent. In the UK, the government is preparing guidelines that would strictly control 13)_________ use of phrases like ‘low fat’ and ‘light’ on food packaging, but until these come 14) ______ effect don’t believe everything you read on the label. If something looks 15) _______ good to be true, it probably is.