Food

• Engels
• Secundair onderwijs

What are these?

1. Cherry
2. Cherries
3. Cherrys
4. Candy

What is this?

1. Lemon
2. Limon
3. Lime
4. Orange

What is this?

1. Pomegranate
2. Pommegranate
3. Pomegrannate
4. Granateapple

What is this?

1. Peach
2. Peech
3. Paech
4. Emoji

What is this?

1. Pineaple
2. Pineapple
3. Pinapple
4. ANANAS

What is this?

1. Blackbery
2. Blueberry
3. Blackberry
4. Phone

What is this?

1. Mango
2. Grapefruit
3. Old lady
4. Plum

What are these?

1. Blackberries
2. Blueberries
3. Grapefruit
4. Different colour phone

Now to change the exercise!

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I taste sour. I am yellow and juicy.
(use an indefinite article)

I may be creamy or crumbly. I am white, yellow or orange. I am made from milk. Sometimes I'm sliced.

I come in different varieties. I may be sweet and red. I may be tart, especially when green. I'm used in cakes + pies.

If your soup is tasteless, add me. I give it a hot taste.

My base and top are pastry. I can be sweet or savoury. I can contain meat, vegetables or fruit.

I am brown and sweet. My darker version may be bitter.

I am red and sweet. People eat me with cream at the Wimbledon tennis tournament.

I am the crispy item in the traditional English breakfast. I am a slice of meat.

How do you express
a quantity without
using numbers?

Use some and any

• Some = positive sentences
•  Any = negative sentences + when you can choose between one and another 

NEW: 

any = one or another (it isn't important which)

* Take any fruit you like 

2) Some and any can be combined with -body, -one, - thing - and -where 

Can I bring you something?

There isn't anything left! 

USE MUCH, MANY, A LOT OF, LOTS OF, PLENTY OF, ...