UNIT 4, 4C Listening, What a waste!, page 43
Exercise 1
This person is throwing away food she doesn’t want. She’s putting an egg in the rubbish bin with some old fruit and vegetables, probably because it isn’t fresh.
Exercise 2
1 food
2 fruit
3 shape
4 meal
5 rubbish bin
6 angry
7 hungry
8 clothes
Exercise 3
1 Where’s the bread?
2 Can you pass me the salt?
3 Dan is in the café.
4 His sister, Sophie, can cook.
5 What’s the name of this song?
6 Sushi is from Japan.
Exercise 4
1 /frəm/
2 /ə/
3 /jə/
4 /kən/
5 /tə/
6 /ən/
7 /səm/
8 /fə/
Exercise 5
2 Adam gives food to homeless people.
Exercise 6
1 is a, from, in the
2 He, from, and
3 He, the, or, a
4 He has to, the, when it’s
5 A lot of, are
6 They, to his, for a
Exercise 7
1 F
2 T
3 T
4 T
5 F
6 F
UNIT 4, 4D Grammar, page 44
Exercise 1
He wants to make a carrot cake. He needs flour, carrots, sugar and eggs.
Exercise 2
How much flour have we got? How many carrots are there? There isn’t much sugar in the bowl. And we haven’t got many eggs. Look, there’s a lot of sugar in the cupboard.
Exercise 3
1 How many
2 How much
3 How much
4 How many
5 How much
Exercise 5
1 a lot of
2 many / a lot of
3 a lot of
4 much / a lot of
5 much / a lot of
6 a lot of
Exercise 6
There’s a little flour in the cupboard, and there are a few carrots in the fridge.
Exercise 7
1 a little
2 a few
3 a few
4 a little
5 a few
Exercise 8
There are a lot of sandwiches.
There are a lot of crisps.
There are a few sausages. / There aren’t many sausages.
There are a few olives. / There aren’t many olives.
There are a few tomatoes. / There aren’t many tomatoes.
There are a few grapes. / There aren’t many grapes.
There’s a lot of pizza.
There’s a little cheese. / There’s not much cheese.
There are a lot of strawberries.