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UNIT 5: AT THE MARKET Rooftops 6

FOOD -lesson 1- IN THE RESTAURANT -lesson 5-


Uncountable Countable
pan (sartén, cazo)
cheese (queso) biscuits (galletas)

bread (pan) burgers (hamburguesas)

butter (mantequilla) chillies (guindillas) waiter (camarero)

jam (mermelada) noodles (fideos)

chocolate (chocolate *C/U) chips (patatas fritas)


chef (chef)
crisps (papas)
olive oil (aceite de oliva)
eggs (huevos)
flour (harina)
onions (cebollas)
rice (arroz) apron (delantal)
pancakes (tortitas)
sugar (azúcar)
tomatoes (tomates)
milk (leche)
potatoes (patatas) menu (menú)
ice cream (helado *C/U)
apples (manzanas)
honey (miel)
grapes (uvas)
ham (jamón)
mushrooms (champiñones) oven (horno)
pasta (pasta)
strawberries (fresas)
salad (ensalada)
sausages (salchichas)
cake (pastel *C/U) customer (cliente)

FIVE SENSES & tastes -lesson 8-

Unit 5 Key 6th Primary ☺Fanny Martínez


• THERE IS and THERE ARE -lessons 2 and 6-

Uncountable Countable

There is lots of jam. There are lots of eggs.


(Hay mucha mermelada.) (Hay muchos huevos.)

There is some jam. There are some eggs.


(Hay algo de mermelada.) (Hay algunos huevos.)

There is a little jam. There are a few eggs.


(Hay un poco de mermelada.) (Hay unos pocos huevos.)

There isn’t any jam. There aren’t any eggs.


(No hay mermelada.) (No hay huevos.)

Is there any jam? Are there any eggs?


Yes, there is. / No, there isn’t. Yes, there are. / No, there aren’t.
(¿Hay mermelada? Sí. / No.) (¿Hay huevos? Sí. / No.)

There is too much cake. There are too many burgers.


(Hay demasiado pastel.) (Hay demasiadas hamburguesas.)

There is enough cake. There are enough burgers.


(Hay suficiente pastel.) (Hay suficientes hamburguesas.)

There isn’t enough cake. There aren’t enough burgers.


(No hay suficiente pastel.) (No hay suficientes hamburguesas.)

Now I can… talk about food, talk about quantities using lots of, some, a few / little, any, enough
and too much /many, and make sentences and questions using countable and uncountable nouns.

Unit 5 Key 6th Primary ☺Fanny Martínez

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