1. Match the cooking methods 1-5 to the definitions A-E. 1 bake A to cook food in water. 2 boil B to cut something into small pieces. 3 chop C to cook something such as bread or a cake with dry heat in...

1. Match the cooking methods 1-5 to the definitions A-E. 1 bake C to cook something such as bread or a cake with dry heat in the oven. 2 boil A to cook food in water. 3 chop B to cut something into small pieces. 4 fry E to cook something in hot oil or fat. 5 mix D to put two or more ingredients together. 2. Complete the chart below using the words in the box. Before singular countable nouns we use a before a consonant and an before a vowel. • I have a sandwich for lunch. • I had an apple for a snack today. In positive sentences, with plural and uncountable nouns we use some • I have got some juice in the fridge. • There are some oranges in the cupboard. In questions and negative sentences with countable and uncountable nouns, we use any • Are there any tomatoes? • Is there any fish on the menu? In offers and requests, we use some • Can I have some water, please? • Would you like some tea? 3. Read the sentences in the chart and underline the correct answer. We use a lot of/ many with positive and negative sentences with countable and uncountable nouns. • We have a lot of oranges to eat because we have an orange tree in our garden. • We don't have many fruit to eat in winter. We use much/ many with questions and negatives with countable nouns. • How many lemons do you need for the recipe? • There aren't many cauliflowers in the shop. We use much/ many with questions and negatives with uncountable nouns. • How much coffee is there in the cupboard? • There isn't much sugar in the dish. 4. Choose the best answer, A, B or C. 1 Could you go to the shop? There isn't much milk in the fridge. A. some B many C much 2 How many eggs do we need to make the cake? A many B much C a lot of 3 There are a lot of potatoes in the cupboard, so we could make chips. A much B any C a lot of 4 Do you have any spaghetti? A any B many C some 5 I think that we have some carrots in the fridge. A much B some C any 6 I would like some fish, please. A some B much C many 7 How much sugar would you like in your coffee? A many B much C any 8 There aren't any vegetables in the shop, just cauliflower and lettuce. A any B many C much 9 We don't have any beef left. Everyone ate it. Would you like chicken instead? A any B many C much 10 There are a lot of different salads on the menu. I don't know which one to choose. A any B much C a lot of 5. Read the narrative and choose the best answer, A, B or C. My favorite food is pizza. I like eating pizzas because they are very easy to prepare. If you want to make your own pizza, all you need to do is make the bread for the base. This is called the dough. You can add tomatoes and cheese and many other ingredients on top. You then cook it in the oven for 10 to 15 minutes until it is ready to eat. If you don't feel like making pizza, you can buy a pizza from your local supermarket and just put it in the oven when you get home. Nowadays, a lot of people are so busy that they don't have time to cook at home or they like to have a rest on the weekend. These people often also eat pizza, but they go to a take-away restaurant and buy a pizza that has already been made. 1 A best B lovely C favourite 2 A eating B make C have 3 A get B have C make 4 A mix B fold C add 5 A a lot B many C much 6 A cook B boil c fry 7 A much B some C a lot of 8 A much B a lot C many 9 A at Bin C for 10 A in B for C to