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Test 3: At the supermarket
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A short mixed test about Ravi and his dad at the supermarket: some, any, this, these, plurals and food words.
Choose the correct answer
Choose the word or words that best complete each sentence.
- We need ___ milk for breakfast.
- How ___ apples do you want?
- Is there ___ bread in the kitchen?
- ___ bananas are very cheap today.
- Excuse me, where ___ the eggs?
- Can I have a ___ of water, please?
- Carrots and onions are ___.
- Dad, can I ___ a banana?
Write one word
Type one word in each gap.
- How much ___ this rice, please?
- We haven't got ___ eggs. Let's buy six.
- I'd like a kilo ___ potatoes, please.
- Can I pay ___ card?
- The supermarket is open seven days ___ week.
- ___ these strawberries fresh?
- Ravi can't find the sugar, so he asks a shop assistant ___ help.
- Ravi puts six eggs ___ the basket.
Write the correct form
Type the correct form of the word in brackets. Some answers need more than one word.
- I need three ___ (tomato) for the salad.
- Can we buy some ___ (cherry)?
- My dad ___ (buy) food every Saturday.
- We ___ (not / need) rice today.
- Look at ___ (this) bananas! They're very big.
- Ravi is ___ (carry) the basket for his dad.
- ___ (be) there a bottle of milk in the fridge?
- How many ___ (box) of tea do we need?
Answer key
Choose the correct answer
- b) someMilk is uncountable, so we use some, not a or many.
- c) manyApples are countable and plural, so we ask How many?
- a) anyBread is uncountable. In questions we use any.
- c) TheseBananas is plural, so we use these. This and that are for one thing.
- a) areThe eggs is plural, so we use are.
- b) bottleWe usually buy water in a bottle.
- c) vegetablesCarrots and onions are vegetables.
- a) haveAfter can, we use the base form of the verb: have.
Write one word
- isRice is uncountable, so we use is: How much is this rice?
- any / many / enoughWe usually use any in negative sentences with plural nouns. Many and enough are also possible here.
- ofWe say a kilo of, a bottle of, a bag of.
- by / withWe say pay by card. Pay with card is also possible.
- a / per / each / everySeven days a week means every day. Per week, each week and every week are also correct.
- AreThese strawberries is plural, so the question starts with Are.
- forWe say ask someone for something: ask for help.
- in / intoWe put things in or into a basket, a bag or a box.
Write the correct form
- tomatoesTomato adds -es in the plural: tomatoes.
- cherriesConsonant + y changes to -ies in the plural: cherries.
- buysMy dad is one person (he), so we add -s: buys.
- don't need / do not needWith we, the negative is do not or don't + verb.
- theseThe plural of this is these.
- carryingAfter is, we use the -ing form for an action happening now: carrying.
- IsA bottle is one thing, so we use Is there...?
- boxesNouns ending in -x add -es in the plural: boxes.