Progress test 6 – What would you like?
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Progress test 6 – What would you like? GRAMMAR
3 Buying things
1 Countable and uncountable nouns Circle the correct option to complete each sentence. (10 marks) Example: Can I have a / some chips, please? 1 How many / much carrots would you like? 2 I eat a lot of / many rice because it gives me energy. 3 How much / many lettuce would you like in your salad? 4 Can you pass me a / some tomatoes, please? 5 I’d rather have a / some nice yellow banana than a green one! 6 I’d like a / some apples, please. 7 Would you like a / some bread? 8 I don’t eat most meat but I eat a / some kinds of fish. 9 There’s a lot of / many milk in the fridge – we don’t need any more. 10 Can you buy a / some small lettuce from the supermarket?
2 Shops and shopping Write the name of the place where you can do each of these things. (5 marks) Example: buy a guitar Answer: a music shop 1 buy a jacket and some trousers s
2 check your bank account and take out some money ac
y have a newspapers? Example: D Yes, they’re over there, next to the door. Answers: Do, you, any you n
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Yes, please. Do you have these in size 10? 2 H
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one?
It’s £12.95. 3 H
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I’ll have three, please. 4H
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they?
They’re £44.99. 5W
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anything e
?
No, that’s fine, thanks. 6 Is t
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Yes, I think so. Thank you very much. 4 Food
VOCABULARY
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Write the missing words to complete the questions. (6 marks)
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Write the missing words to complete the descriptions of the food. (4 marks) Example: bananas / chocolate / sugar . are all s Answer: sweet 1 bananas / apples / lemons .
are kinds of f
2 broccoli / carrots / rice are g
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3 yoghurt / apples / watermelon are good if you’re o
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4 onions / chicken / salmon all have a s
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Progress test 6 – What would you like? KEYWORD
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6 this, that, these, those 2
5 this, that, these, those 1
Circle the best way to complete each conversation. (5 marks)
Look at the pictures and write this, that, these or those to complete the sentences. (5 marks)
Example: A Do you want anything else? B No,
fine, thanks.
a) that’s b) it’s 1 A Is your name Mike?
Example: Ugh! coffee is cold! Answer: This
B Yes, that’s
.
a) right b) fine 2 A What’s Sally’s salary? B I’m not sure. £20,000?
like that.
a) Maybe b) Something 3 A I’m afraid I don’t have any more £20 notes. B That’s
. £10 notes are OK.
a) all right b) right 4 A Simon got the job he applied for. 1 Who’s
man
B That’s
2 Mmm,
sitting at the desk in the strawberries are corner? Is he the boss? delicious!
!
a) a good idea b) great 5 A I can’t come to the cinema tonight – I have to work. B No
. I can go on my own.
a) thanks b) problem
EXPLORE WRITING 7 and, but Write and or but to complete each conversation. (5 marks) 3 Can you see
4 Wait! Don’t drink
children over there?
milk – it isn’t
very fresh.
Example: A What do you want from the shops? B Er, I need a newspaper and some eggs. 1 A How was your meal? B Not bad. I liked the lamb
the soup was a
bit cold. 2 A Did you have a good evening? B Yes, thanks. We saw a great film
we went
for a drink in a really nice bar. 3 A What’s Lisa’s new address? B I don’t know. Why don’t you phone her
ask
her? 5 Have you got in a size 10?
4 A Was the weather OK for you on holiday? B Not really. The first two days were fine
it
rained the rest of the time. 5 A Look at that woman. She looks like Joanna. B Do you think so? Her face is similar,
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