Fill in the blank with “ a, an, some , any”
1. There isn’t …………….. milk in the jar. 2. No, there aren’t ……noodles.
3. I have ……………orange. 4. Do you have ……………meat?
5. I’m hungry. I’d like ………..chicken and rice.
6. I want …………………apple. 7. I’d like …………………..milk.
8. Mrs Yen wants ………………….beans. 9. That is ………………onion.
10. Lan has ……………..bike. 11. I have ……………pictures.
12. She doesn’t have ………..children. 13. She doesn’t want ……….meat.
14. Would you like …….coffee? 15. Are there ………..eggs in the box?

Task 1. Look at the pictures. Read and write one word for each gap. There is one example.

   Example: I’d like some chicken, please.

1. I’d like a _______________ of milk, please. 

2. He’d like a ______________ of orange juice. 

3. She’d like a ________________ of rice. 

4. They’d like three __________ of water. 

5. They’d like four __________ of chocolate. 

III. Match a question in column A with a correct answer in column B.

1. Would you like to play tennis, Nam?

A. I’d like to, but I can’t         B. Yes, I’d like to        C. No, thanks           D. I’d like to go

2. I have some home work. I________ finish it before I play table tennis.

A. should to           B. need to         C. ought       D. want

3. Can I borrow your fishing rob, Minh?

A. No, I can’t           B. I’m sorry Nam I’m using           C. I’d love to           D. Yes, please

4. Traffic police never let you________ without a ticket

A. go           B. going             C. to go            D. gone

5. London is the________ of England.

A. capital              B. the capital           C. a capital           D. one capital

6. ________ do you go shopping? – Every week.

A. How far            B. What time              C. How often           D. How

 1. How _________ beef do you need? 200 grams.  (much)2.  How _________bananas are there on the table.   (many)III. Exercise:1. I’d like __________fish, please. (any – an – a - some)2. My mother___________ a can of peas. (want – needs – like - is)3. She wants _________ cooking oil. (a box of - a can of - a dozen of – a bottle of)4. I’d like___________ chocolates. (a box of – a can of – a dozen – a bottle of)5. We want ten ___________ of rice. (a dozen – kilos – kilo – cans)6. They want two ____________ of peas. (kilo – cans – packets – dozen)7. There are some ____________ of soap. (cans – bars – tubes – box)8. She wants five _____________ of beef. (cans – grams – gram – a kilo)9. I’d like ______________ beef, please. (any – an – a – some)10. I’d like a _____________ of lemon juice. (bowl – cup – glass – glasses)

 1. How _________ beef do you need? 200 grams.  (much)

2.  How _________bananas are there on the table.   (many)

III. Exercise:

1. I’d like __________fish, please. (any – an – a - some)

2. My mother___________ a can of peas. (want – needs – like - is)

3. She wants _________ cooking oil. (a box of - a can of - a dozen of – a bottle of)

4. I’d like___________ chocolates. (a box of – a can of – a dozen – a bottle of)

5. We want ten ___________ of rice. (a dozen – kilos – kilo – cans)

6. They want two ____________ of peas. (kilo – cans – packets – dozen)

7. There are some ____________ of soap. (cans – bars – tubes – box)

8. She wants five _____________ of beef. (cans – grams – gram – a kilo)

9. I’d like ______________ beef, please. (any – an – a – some)

10. I’d like a _____________ of lemon juice. (bowl – cup – glass – glasses)