MATERIAL DE REPASO (EJERCICIOS DE CAMBRIDGE NIVEL III) PDF

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Incluye ejercicios de repaso de inglés para la lección 5 de Cambridge Nivel III, en la cual la puedes resolver ya que son ejercicios posiblemente que vendran en cada una de las lecciones de la plataforma....

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Determiners of quantity a little a few very little very few less fewer (not) much (not) many some

Fruit and vegetables apple

(n)

broccoli

(n)

carrot

(n)

green pepper mango

(n) (n)

orange pineapple

(n) (n)

tomato

(n)

Types of food fast food

(n)

fresh fruit and vegetables

(n)

frozen dinner

(n)

frozen meal treat

(n) (n)

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Unit 5, Lesson A, Page 1

Food containers and measures a bag of (potato chips)

(n)

a bottle of (soy sauce / ketchup)

(n)

a box of cereal a can of (soup / soda)

(n) (n)

a carton of (juice / eggs)

(n)

a jar of (mustard / hot peppers) a kilo of (rice) (kilo = kilogram)

(n) (n)

a liter of (soda / water)

(n)

a loaf / two loaves of bread

(n)

a package of (cookies) a pound of (hamburger meat) a quart of (skim milk) a slice of (cheese)

(n) (n) (n) (n)

a tub of (margarine / butter)

(n)

Places to keep food freezer

(n)

fridge / refrigerator

(n)

kitchen cabinet vegetable drawer

(n) (n)

Food and health calorie

(n)

carbohydrate

(n)

fat

(n)

protein

(n)

lose weight improve your mood

(v) (v)

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Unit 5, Lesson A, Page 2

Uncountable nouns are nouns you cannot count. You can use these words with uncountable nouns to talk about small quantities: •

a little = "some"

•

very little = "not a lot"

•

less (for comparisons)

•

not much

Countable nouns are nouns you can count. You can use these words with plural countable nouns to talk about small quantities: •

a few = "some"

•

very few = "not a lot"

•

fewer (for comparisons)

•

not many

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Unit 5, Lesson A, Page 3

You can use words for containers + of to talk about quantities of food:

The containers are all countable nouns. You can use numbers + a plural noun to say how

Notice that the plural form of loaf is loaves.

You can also use weights and measures + of to talk about quantities of food:

Remember, kilo = kilogram

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