UNIT 2

                                       UNIT 2    

LESSON 1  

  

ΤΕΧΤ 1                                                                           

 selection                                 Do you like broccoli ice cream?

delicious

tempting                                  Conversations in a restaurant

dessert                                    

flans                                         Restaurant Guide

pastries

muffins                                    Do you eat junk food?

in-store

include                                      

range

flavours

special occasion

TEXT 2   

        

well trained

butcher

over

beef

lamb ribs

pork chops

steak

mince

cottage pie

right for me 

 TEXT 3

pack

superb

pre-washed

offer

organic product

don't cost the earth

on hand

groceries                                                           Pair Work

 

LESSON 2                                       

                                                                                                      

SHOPS                                                                                         

dairy

bakery

butcher          

greengrocer's

newsagent's

post office

jewellery

florist's

stationer's

There is are/Count.vs. Uncountable / Plurals/ A,an-some-any 

Cooking and Food Preparation Word Search Puzzle
Breakfast Foods Picture Matching quiz
Breakfast Foods Picture Matching Quiz
Food and Drink Vocabulary exercises
English food idioms 
Video Listening lesson fruit idioms
Video Listening Tea idioms
Video Listening Vegetable idioms
Fast Food Matching quiz
Drinks quiz
Fruit matching quiz
Vegetables Matching quiz
Pancake Tuesday or Shrove Tuesday

WORKSHEET 1

a – an – some- any

A-   Complete the sentences with some or any.

1.    “Are there ________ school things in her satchel? Yes there are ________.

2.    I can’t see ________   cars in the street but I can see  ________   people.

3.    She can’t buy it because she hasn’t got ________   money.

4.    Is there ________   water in the jug? There isn’t ________.

5.    We are writing ________   letters to Germany.

6.    I’ve got ________ posters but I haven’t got ________ pictures.

B – Insert a, an, some or any.

1.    I’ve got ________ pen and ________ pencils in my bag.

2.    Are there ________ maps in the classroom? Yes, there are ________.

3.    There is ________ cheese on the table and ________ coffee in the cup.

4.    There is ________Englishman in the room.

5.    There is ________ European car in front of the hospital.

6.    Have we got ________eggs? Yes, we’ve got ________.

7.    There are ________ sweets on the table.

8.    Is there ________ butter in the fridge? No, there isn’t ________ butter but there is ________ cheese.

C- Add some or any as required.

1.    Have you got ________ apples? No, I haven’t got ________.

2.    Is there ________ soup today? Yes, there is ________.

3.    Have you got ________ red pencils? Yes, I’ve got ________.

4.    Are there ________ shops in your street? No, there aren’t ________.

5.    Have you got ________ sandwiches? Yes, I’ve got ________.

6.    Are there ________ people at the bank? Yes, there are ________.

7.    Have you got ________ bread? No, I haven’t got ________.

8.    Are there v visitors? yes, there are ________.

9.    Have you got ________ marker pens? yes, I have got ________.

10.  Are there ________ coffee machines in your school? No, there aren’t ________.

ANSWER KEY

A

1.    any/some

2.    any/ some

3.    any

4.    any/any

5.    some

6.    some / any

B

1.    a/ some

2.    any / some

3.    some / some

4.    an

5.    an

6.    any / some

7.    some

8.    any / any / some

C

1.    any / any

2.    any / some

3.    any / some

4.    any / any

5.    any / some

6.    any / some

7.    any / any

8.    any / some

9.    any / some

10.  any / any

WORKSHEET 2

Countable and Uncountable Nouns

A - Say whether the following are countable (C) or uncountable (U) or both (B).

1.    Euros _______________

2.    water _______________

3.    bottle of water ________

4.    pollution _____________

5.    food ________________

6.    tea _________________

7.    coffee _______________

8.    ice-cream ____________

9.    time ________________

10. box _________________

11. light ________________

12. animal ______________

13. noise _______________

14. bread _______________

15. a loaf of bread ________

16. music _______________

17. song ________________

18. baggage _____________

19. bag _________________

20.  clothes ______________

21. furniture _____________

____  / 21

B- Fill in the gaps with some or any.

1.    have you got ______ brothers or sisters?

2.    We don’t need ______ milk.

3.    There are ______ pens on the table.

4.    I want ______eggs because I’m going to make a cake.

5.    Is there ______ water in the fridge?

6.    Are there ______ problems?

____  / 6

C- Fill in the blanks with much or many.

1.    How ______ money do you have there?

2.    I don’t have ______ close friends.

3.    There isn’t ______ petrol left in the car.

4.    How ______ information have you got?

5.    There are ______ glasses of water on the table.

6.    Don’t give him ______ money – just a few euros.

___/ 6

D- Fill in the gaps with a lot of / a few / a little / much.

1.    I don’t have ______ experience.

2.    There are ______ people waiting to buy tickets. About three or four.

3.    Hurry up! I don’t have ______ time.

4.    There is ______ money left over, but not much.

5.    I need ______ students to help me. Two or three will be enough.

6.    We should go now because there is only ______ traffic at this time of the morning.

7.    I only need ______ time to finish this. Wait a second.

8.    I invite ______ friends for dinner but we can still all fit at the table.

___/ 8

Answer key

A

1.      C

2.      U

3.      C

4.      U

5.      U

6.      U

7.      B

8.      B

9.      B

10.  C

11.  B

12.  C

13.  B

14.  U

15.  C

16.  U

17.  C

18.  U

19.  C

20.  U

21.  U

B

1.      any

2.      any

3.      some

4.      some

5.      any

6.      any

C

1.      much

2.      many

3.      much

4.      much

5.      many

6.      much

D

1.      much / alot

2.      a few

3.      much / a lot´

4.      a little

5.      afew

6.      a little

7.      a little

8.       a few

 

WORKSHEET 3

A-Put the definite article before the noun where it is necessary.

1.  _______games are good for _______ our health.

2. He will go to Brazil for _______ Olympic Games.

3. _______ I have got are all Siamese.

4.  Cats are intelligent animals.

5. Have you lost _______ money I gave you?

6. _______ money is not as important as _______ health.

7. _______ water is necessary to life.

8. _______ water he drank wasn’t clean.

9. _______ air we breathe is polluted.

10. _______ air travel is very fast now.

11. I don’t like _______ tea without sugar.

12. _______ tea without sugar is yours.

B-  Insert the, a, an, some or simple a cross (X), as required. Sometimes there are two possible answers. Give both.

1. _______ ant is _______ insect.

2. _______ window is made of _______ glass.

3. Please, give me _______ milk.

4. _______ cat has _______ tail.

5. _______ dog eats _______ meat.

6. _______ ring is made of _______ gold and silver.

7. _______ coffee is _______ drink.

8. _______ fruit is very good to eat.

9. _______ piano makes _______ music.

10. _______ child must have _______ food.

DESCRIBING A PERSON -STEP BY STEP- BASIC

STEP 1 : NAME

GIRL/WOMAN	BOY/MAN
Her name is...	His name is...

STEP 2: AGE

1                                                               11                                30 2                                                               12                                40 3                                                               13                                50 4                                                               14                                60 5                                                               15                                70 6                                                               16                                80 7                                                               17 8                                                               18                                90 9                                                               19                               100 10                                                             20

He is + NUMBER+ years old        She is + NUMBER+ years old

STEP 3: PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: EYES, HAIR AND HEIGHT

EYE COLOUR: GREEN EYES-  BROWN  EYES  BLUE EYES	HAIR: LONG OR SHORT?	Hair COLOUR: DARK HAIR  - FAIR HAIR   RED HAIR	TALL  OR  SHORT?
He's got +COLOUR+eyes She's got + COLOUR + eyes	He's got+LONG/SHORT+ She's got+ COLOUR+	+COLOUR+ hair +COLOUR+ hair	He's tall/ He's short She's tall/She's short

STEP 4: PERSONALITY

(VERY)INTELLIGENT        (VERY)NICE        A HAPPY  PERSON     A GOOD FRIEND-         (A BIT) SERIOUS    (VERY SERIOUS)    HARDWORKING GENEROUS      STRICT      FLEXIBLE    CHARMING   SHY/TIMID   EXTROVERTED

He is + 3 ADJECTIVES She is+ 3 AJECTIVES

STEP 5: PERSONAL INTERESTS

Sports	Hobbies  or    School subjects	Food or Drinks
Football   basketball  tennis skating   swimming  yoga martial arts   running	Listening to music  watching tv   reading books    going out playing computer games playing the piano playing the guitar English   Maths	Pizza   chocolate    ice cream  coke  fanta  fruit spaghetti  cookies

He likes+ SPORT+ (,) HOBBIES+ (and)FOOD She likes+ SPORT+ (,) HOBBIES+ (and)FOOD

“My best friend” His name is John. He is nineteen years old. He's got green eyes and short, dark hair. He is very nice and intelligent. He is a good person. He likes football, running and martial arts. His favourite colour is blue. His favourite school subject is English. He likes chocolate, but he doesn't like coke or ice cream. CONNECTORS USED: AND            BUT                OR OTHER EXPRESSIONS: HIS FAVOURITE (FOOD OR COLOUR) IS...

List of Descriptive Adjectives

Descriptive adjectives can be divided into different categories such as colors, sizes, sound, taste, touch, shapes, qualities, time, personality and ages. The following lists provide a few examples of descriptive adjectives in each of their categories:

• Colors are adjectives - list: black, blue, white, green, red
• Sizes - list: big, small, large, thin, thick
• Shapes- list: triangular, round, square, circular
• Qualities- list: good, bad, mediocre
• Personality - list: happy, sad, angry, depressed
• Time - list: Yearly , monthly, annually
• Ages - list: new, young, old, brand-new, second-hand
• Sound related Adjectives - list: loud, noisy, quiet, silent
• Touch related Adjectives - list: slippery, sticky
• Taste related Adjectives - list: juicy, sweet

 Sentence structure

In a sentence we have a set of words which each has a specific function and name

To form a correct sentence we start with

Subject      +     Verb      +       Compliment      +       Modifier

Carol learns Italian in an institute --- S + V + C + M

Tiffany is English --- S +V +C

Josh works --- S+V

1)   Subject :

a)       A subject can be either a noun or a noun phrase

Example :

          Tiffany is a student --- “Tiffany” here is a noun

         The blue car is mine ---- “The blue car” is a noun phrase as it is consisted of a group of words

It can be a subject of an impersonal verb (meaning has no personal preference)

Example:

          It snowed last week

There can act as subject but it’s an unreal subject. The real subject can be found after the verb and the verb can be plural or singular depending on the real subject that comes after it

        Example:

                 There were many people running from the fire --- many people plural so we put were

                 There was a cat on the tree --- cat singular subject so we put was

2)   Verb:

After every subject we find a subject. The verb might be a single word or a phrase as in auxiliary plus a verb

Sara speaks Chinese

Sara is reading a book

Sara has traveled to Britain twice

 

3)   Compliment :

A compliment completes the meaning of the verb; however it is not necessary in a sentence.

Example:

They left the house.

They left.

A compliment answers the questions: “Whom?” And “What? “

They ate an apple pie --- What did they eat?

She visited her friends --- Whom did she visit?

4)   Modifier:

A modifier tells us about the time “when?”, the place “Where” or the manner “How?”.

She studied English yesterday ---When did she study?

They lived in Paris ---Where did they live?

She talks Spanish beautifully --- how does she speak Spanish?

ADJECTIVES  (order)

We can use more than one adjective before a noun. There is usually one correct order.

Learn this rhyme to help you remember the order of adjectives.

In one humble tiny house

Lives an old round mouse.

It hates a grey Persian cat

Which sleeps on its bast door mat.

1  Quantity  or  number                  -   one

2  Opinion or general description  -   humble

3   Size and weight                         -    tiny

4   Age                                            -    old

5  Shape                                         -    round

6   Colour                                        -   grey

7   Country of origin                       -    Persian

8    Material                                     -   bast

9    Purpose and power                    -    door(mat)

Exercises

I  Put the adjectives in the box under the correct headings

    Opinion       Size       Age       Shape     Colour      Origin        Material          Purpose

        -----           -----      -----        ------         -----           -----            -------              ------

French   old   horrible   grey   round   shopping   sports   short    middle-aged   Italian   plastic

 beautiful   writing    ugly   square    red   German   small   young    white   English   curly   large

   

 leather   cheap    handsome    paper    tiny    marble   delicious   silk    long    huge      horrible

II  Put the adjectives in the correct position.

A

   1   a detective/  new /  brilliant  /  French  /  film

   2   a(n) German /  brown  / enormous /  beef   /  sausage

   3   a red and white   /   lovely   /  marble   /  Turkish   /  chess set

   4   a(n)  motorcycling  /  old  /  black   /  dirty   /  big  /  jacket

   5   a(n) Greek/   ancient  /  fascinating  /  monument

   6   a  green  /  antique  /  really  /  big   /  old  /   car

   7    a  big  /  beautiful  /  white   /  bulldog.

B

         Dear Ann,

   It's a shame you couldn't make it to the wedding, but thank you for the... 1...( dessert / crystal / lovely  ) bowls which you sent us. The wedding was unforgettable and everyone looked beautiful, especially the bridesmaids in their.....2.....( silk / long / cream )  dresses. At the reception we had a....3....( three-course / home-made / delicious )  meal and the best man gave a(n)...4...( amusing / nice / short )  speech. In the evening more guests arrived and the hotel provided....5....( Irish / live / excellent ) music. Before we left, we cut the....6... ( wedding / white /iced ) cake.

Hope to see you soon!

Love,

Jane and Peter.

III

Which is the correct order?

A 

    a  a steel new carving knife

    b   a new carving steel knife

    c   a new steel carving knife

    d   a carving steel new knife

B

     a   a small thin Japanese lady

     b   a small Japanese thin lady

     c   a Japanese small thin lady

     d   a thin  small Japanese lady

C

      a a new French exciting band

      b an exciting French new band

      c  a French new exciting band

      d  an exciting new French band

D

       a  a blue long attractive coat

       b  an attractive blue long coat

       c  an attractive long blue coat

       d  a long attractive blue coat

A-Put the definite article before the noun where it is necessary.

1.  _______games are good for _______ our health.

2. He will go to Brazil for _______ Olympic Games.

3. _______ I have got are all Siamese.

4.  Cats are intelligent animals.

5. Have you lost _______ money I gave you?

6. _______ money is not as important as _______ health.

7. _______ water is necessary to life.

8. _______ water he drank wasn’t clean.

9. _______ air we breathe is polluted.

10. _______ air travel is very fast now.

11. I don’t like _______ tea without sugar.

12. _______ tea without sugar is yours.

B-  Insert the, a, an, some or simple a cross (X), as required. Sometimes there are two possible answers. Give both.

1. _______ ant is _______ insect.

2. _______ window is made of _______ glass.

3. Please, give me _______ milk.

4. _______ cat has _______ tail.

5. _______ dog eats _______ meat.

6. _______ ring is made of _______ gold and silver.

7. _______ coffee is _______ drink.

8. _______ fruit is very good to eat.

9. _______ piano makes _______ music.

10. _______ child must have _______ food.

Answer key

A

1.    x/x

1.    the

2.    the

3.    x

4.    the

5.    the

6.    X/X

7.    x

8.    the

9.    the

10. x

11. x

12. the

B

1.    the / an

2.    the / a /x

3.    some

4.    the / a

5.    the / a / x

6.    the / a / x

7.    x/a

8.    x

9.    the / a /x

10. the / some

WORKSHEET 4

 Few ,A Few, Little, A Little

The distinction between little and a little and the use of only a little and very little are the same as for few and a few, except that little and a little are used with uncountable nouns, and can be used adverbially,

e.g. He cares very little (doesn’t care very much) for anyone but himself.

You work too hard. You should relax a little (enough to improve your health).

Complete the sentences with few, a few, little or a little:

1. There’s very ____________ work to be done here at weekends. We sometimes get ____________ urgent messages to deal with, but in general the office is quiet.

2. ____________ people would put up with working conditions like that. He earns very ____________ money, and gets ____________ satisfaction from it.

3. It’s a difficult process, and very ____________ operators learn it straightaway. You need ____________ patience. When you’ve worked with the machine ____________ times, and gained ____________ experience, you won’t find it so hard.

4. ____________ climbers would have attempted to climb that mountain in winter. They knew they had ____________ chance of success, but with ____________ luck they would have reached the top. It’s sad that the snowstorm forced them to turn back when they were only ____________ metres from the summit.

5. I was so cold that there was very ____________ feeling in my legs. I could move my feet ___________ , but when I tried to take ____________ steps I almost fell down.

WORKSHEET 5

Madonna – Love Profusion

1. Choose the correct word

There are too many/too much questions
There is not one/none solution
There is any/no resurrection
There is so little/so much confusion

2. Fill in the space

And the ____________ profusion
You make me _____________
You______________ me know
And the love ________________
You make me feel
You make it ______________

3. Delete the extra words

There are always too many options
There never is no consolation
I have lost all my interesting illusions
What I really want is an amazing explanation

Repeat exercise numer 2.

4. What are the words of the lyrics she repeats?

____________________________________________- x4


5. Write the correct noun

There is no __________________________
There is real __________________________
There is so much __________________________
What I want is a __________________________

6. Correct the lyrics and write the correct word in the space

And I know I can feel good _______________
When I go in a bad mood _______________
And the world can’t look so sad ____________________
But you make me feel good ____________________

Repeat exercise 4

Repeat  exercise 5

UNIT 2 Lesson 2 Vocabulary by Emily Sich

physical-descriptions worksheet.pdf by Emily Sich

personality-exercises.ppt by Emily Sich

appearance.pptx by Emily Sich

quantifiers-carla.pptx by Emily Sich

in-my-nice-big-flat2 (1) word order.pdf by Emily Sich

adjectives order.doc by Emily Sich