What fruit is the most popular?

Answer each question with 2–3 sentences.

1. Do you eat fruit every day?
2. What is your favourite fruit?
3. Do you like bananas?
4. Is there some fruit in your home?
5. Do you drink juice?
6. What fruit don't you like?

Read each word and the example. Then say one sentence with the word.

Choose the word that fits.

1. A long yellow fruit is a .
2. A round red or green fruit that grows on a tree is an .
3. A small yellow fruit with sour juice is a .
4. A small red fruit with seeds outside is a .
5. Fruit that is new and not old is .
6. Sugar and strawberries are .
7. Lemons are .
8. You carry fruit in a .

Choose the right answer, then press Check answers.

1. a banana is
   flat and whitelong and yellowround and blue
2. a lemon is
   hotsweetsour
3. a strawberry is
   big and greenlong and yellowsmall and red
4. fresh =
   olddirtynew
5. a basket is for
   cookingsleepingcarrying things
6. a market is a place where we
   buy foodsleepwork at a desk

Use these phrases to talk about food and amounts.

• I eat an apple.Я їм яблуко.I eat an apple every day.
• I eat a banana.Я їм банан.I eat a banana for breakfast.
• I drink some juice.Я п'ю сік.I drink some juice in the morning.
• There are some apples.Є кілька яблук.There are some apples in the basket.
• There is some milk.Є трохи молока.There is some milk in the fridge.
• a kilo of...кілограм...I buy a kilo of apples.
• a glass of...склянка...I drink a glass of water.
• a piece of...шматок...I eat a piece of cake.

Read the text. Hover over the dotted words for help.

1. Bananas, apples and oranges are among the most popular fruits.
   TrueFalse
2. India grows more bananas than any other country.
   TrueFalse
3. All fruits are sweet.
   TrueFalse
4. Doctors say that fruit is healthy.
   TrueFalse
5. A lemon is sweet.
   TrueFalse

1. Is fruit better than sweets?
2. What fruit is the best for breakfast?
3. Is fruit juice as healthy as fruit?
4. What fruit grows in your country?

Common mistakes: use a / an with one countable thing, some with more than one or with an uncountable thing, and do not add -s to uncountable nouns. ✗ I eat a apple → I eat an apple. ✗ I want some waters → I want some water. ✗ She has got a milk → She has got some milk.

1. I eat
   ana
   apple.
2. I eat
   ana
   banana.
3. There are
   asome
   apples in the basket.
4. I drink some
   waterswater
   .
5. There is
   somea
   milk in the fridge.
6. I want a glass
   of-
   juice.
7. I buy a kilo
   of-
   apples.
8. She eats
   aa piece of
   bread.

Each sentence has one mistake. Type the correct words.

1. I eat a apple. →
2. I want some waters. →
3. She has got a milk. →
4. I drink a juice. →
5. There is some apples. →
6. I buy a bread. →

Answer with full sentences. Use a, an and some.

1. What fruit do you eat every day?
2. Do you eat an apple every day?
3. What is in your fridge?
4. Is there some fruit in your home?
5. What do you drink in the morning?
6. What do you buy at the market?

Three people tell about fruit. Compare them. Who eats the most fruit? Who likes sour fruit? What fruit do you like?

Your teacher will time you.

1. Plan for one minute, then speak for one or two minutes.
2. Part 1: say what fruit you eat (a banana, an apple, some grapes).
3. Part 2: say what you drink and eat for breakfast (some juice, a piece of bread).
4. Part 3: say what fruit you do not like and why.

1. What fruit do you eat every day?
2. Do you eat an apple every day?
3. What is in your fridge?
4. What do you drink at breakfast?
5. Do you eat some bread?
6. What do you buy at the market?
7. Do you like sour fruit?
8. What fruit grows in your country?

1. Who eats fruit every day?
2. Who drinks juice?
3. Who cooks at home?
4. Who buys food?
5. Who likes bananas?
6. Who sells fruit near you?

1. Is fruit healthy?
2. Is juice as good as fruit?
3. Is a market better than a shop?
4. Should we eat some fruit every day?
5. Is fruit expensive?