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Im Going To The Supermarket Student

The document is a handout focused on counting nouns using 'some' and 'any' in the context of grocery shopping. It includes a warm-up exercise categorizing various food items and a dialogue for reading comprehension. Additionally, there are fill-in-the-blank sentences to practice using 'some' and 'any' correctly.

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Im Going To The Supermarket Student

The document is a handout focused on counting nouns using 'some' and 'any' in the context of grocery shopping. It includes a warm-up exercise categorizing various food items and a dialogue for reading comprehension. Additionally, there are fill-in-the-blank sentences to practice using 'some' and 'any' correctly.

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I’m going to the Supermarket


Counting nouns with ‘some’ and ‘any’.

1. Warm up
Put the words in the correct group.

chicken donuts milk cheese tea


potato chips grapes ham popcorn broccoli
salmon a cucumber yogurt eggs
water a banana peppers an apple

Junk food Vegetables Meat and fish

Donuts

A cucumber Chicken

Potato chips
Peppers
Ham

Popcorn Broccoli Salmon

Fruit Liquid Other


Grapes
Water
Cheese

A banana
Milk
Yogurt

An apple Tea Eggs

2. Reading
A. Read the dialogue.

A Hi Janet. I'm going shopping. Do you need anything from the


supermarket?

B Oh yes. I need some tomatoes, but there aren't any in the refrigerator.

A OK. Is there any bread?

B Yes, there is. There's some bread in the cupboard, but we don’t have
any milk.

A OK. I'll buy some tomatoes and some milk. Anything else?

B No, that's everything.

A Great. See you soon.


Photo by Jack Sparrow

B. Complete the sentences with articles ‘some’ or ‘any’. Review the dialogue for help.
some
1. There are cucumbers in the refrigerator.

2. There is some milk in the refrigerator.

3. Are there any eggs left?

4. There aren't any apples in the fruit bowl.

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