the 6th form “Are you a vegetarian?”

Match the words with their meaning.

Complete the sentences with the words from the box:

fry / peel / lay / boiled / home-made

1.        potatoes taste great with grilled meat and vegetables.

2. Mum asked me to wash and      the carrots for supper.

3. You can wash the dishes, and I can     the table.

4. My friend loves           food, so he cooks everything himself.

5. Let’s     this pork and then add some vegetables to it.

Fill in all, both, a few, a lot of/lots of

1. Only       people in my family can use chopsticks.

2. There are two cafes here, and      of them are Chinise.

3. We need          flour to make this big cake for mum.

4. My friends are vegetarians -     of them don't eat meat.

Choose the correct form of the verb.

1. Nick            [will meet, is meeting] Tara at this café at 6 pm.

2. Ed believes that Mary                  [will cook, is going to cook] for him.

3. I think Ben                     [isn’t going to like, won’t like] this vegetables soup.

4. Sam and Ed                   [are cooking, are going to cook] rice for lunch.

5. Jane              [isn’t having, won’t have] dinner with us.

6. I                     [am not going to eat, am not eating] this chicken because I’m a vegetarian.

Choose the correct variant.

I have … food in my fridge.

Choose the correct variant.

How … apples do you have?

Choose the correct variant.

Is there … wheat flour left in the kitchen?

Choose the correct variant.

I have a few … left.

Put the sentences in the correct order.

Match food groups and food

Match the country and national dishes