Match the words to form collocations

### 1. Match the words to form collocations 1 — c (have a cup of tea/coffee — here likely 'have a cup') 2 — b (dress gifts — wait, let's look closer. Actually, it's: 1. have a cup, 2. dress up, 3. exchange gifts, 4. light a bonfire, 5. decorate the house, 6. cook special food.) *Correction/Matches:* 1 — c (have a cup) 2 — e (dress up) 3 — b (exchange gifts) 4 — a (light a bonfire) 5 — f (decorate the house) 6 — d (cook special food) ### 2. Find ten words for food/drinks 1. MEAT 2. CABBAGE 3. MILK 4. BURGER 5. RICE 6. CHICKEN 7. TEA 8. SUGAR 9. APPLE 10. ORANGE ### 3. Complete with the missing letters 1. a cup of milk 2. a bottle of olive oil 3. a bar of sugar 4. a glass of orange juice 5. a packet of pasta 6. a bowl of cereal ### 4. Choose the correct word 1. some potatoes 2. some eggs 3. an apple 4. some milk 5. some biscuits 6. some rice 7. a banana 8. some sugar ### 5. Complete the gaps with: some, any, much, many 1. A: How many potatoes have we got? B: Not many. 2. There are some peas, but there aren't any onions. ### 6. Use the prompts to complete the exchanges 1. A: Can I take your order? B: I'd like a cheese sandwich, please. 2. A: Would you like a glass of milk? B: Yes, please. 3. A: Are there any apples? B: Yes, but not many. 4. A: Is there any rice? B: Yes, but not much. 5. A: Is there any orange juice? B: No, there isn't any.