oranges, apples, bread rolls, sausages, grapes, bananas, yoghurt (a yoghurt = упаковкайогурта), biscuits, nuts, carrots, (green) vegetables, lemons, noodles, melons, watermelons, prawns, a coffee/

Module 6

Eating and Drinking

Food

countable

oranges, apples, bread rolls, sausages, grapes, bananas, yoghurt (a yoghurt = упаковкайогурта), biscuits, nuts, carrots, (green) vegetables, lemons, noodles, melons, watermelons, prawns, a coffee/ a tea (=a cup of coffee/tea), a lemonade (=a glass of lemonade),a pizza, burgers, potatoes, tomatoes, cucumbers, beans, peas, cabbages, French fries, herbs

uncountable

milk, butter, cereal, jam, toast, bread, meat, cheese, yoghurt, juice, coffee, water, tea, fruit, chocolate, fish, pasta, rice, soup, chicken, salad, spaghetti, mayonnaise, lemonade, salt, soy sauce, vinegar, oil

There is/There are

There is = There’s	with count. sing.: There’s an apple. with uncount.: There’s some toast.
There are	with count. plur.: There are a lot of oranges.

Negative form

There’s no apple juice.

There’s no banana on the table.

There are no sausages.

Questions and short answers

Is there a banana? - Yes, there is.

Is there any milk? - No, there isn’t.

Are there any nuts? – Yes, there are.

–No, there aren’t.

Some/any

+ some: There are some vegetables.

There’s some butter.

− There isn’t any coffee.

any Are there any sweets?

? Is there any sugar?

BUT: Can I have some water?

Would you like some cheese?

(Здесь мы спрашиваем НЕ о наличии чего-либо)

a bottle of milk/juice/water

a cup of tea/coffee

a glass of milk/juice/water

a bowl of soup

a packet of biscuits/coffee/tea

a carton of milk/juice

a bag of sugar

a spoon

a tablespoon

a knife

a fork

a plate

How many/How much

How many:countable: How many apples are there?

How much: uncount.: How much sugar is there?

In a café/restaurant

A: Can I take your order, please?

Customer: Yes, can I have two burgers, please?

B: Anything to drink with that?

A: Yes, two lemonades, please.

B: Eat in or take away?

A: Eat in, please.

B: That’s £8.50, please.

A: Would you like anything else? Some more coffee?

B: No, thanks. Can I have the bill, please?

A: OK, that’s £6.60 altogether, please.

B: Here you are. Keep the change.

A: Oh, thank you.

B: That’s all right. Goodbye.

A: Bye.

A: I’d like to order a pizza, to be delivered, please.

B: What would you like?

A: A large Cheese Supreme, please.

B: Anything else?

A: A litre bottle of diet lemonade, please. How much is it altogether?

B: ….

It’s good/bad for you – Это полезно/вредно для здоровья.

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