* Exercise D and E. Page 31.

D. bubble in the correct words.

Dave doesn’t like pizza.
Martha likes roast beef.
Dave and Jane like cereal.
Ana doesn’t like spaghetti.
We like fried chicken.
I don’t like French fries.
He doesn’t like eggs and roast.
You like peanut butter.
E. Complete the sentences about what Martha and Dave like and don’t like.
Martha likes eggs and fried chicken.
Dave doesn’t like eggs.
Martha doesn’t like roast beef.
Dave and Martha like toast.
Dave doesn’t like fried chicken.
Dave and Martha like eggs.
* Exercise D and E. Page 33.
D. Write how many or how much.
1. How many gallons of milk are there?
2. How many jars of mustard are there?
3. How much yogurt is there?
4. How many bags of potato chips are there?
5. How much is the spaghetti?
6. How many avocados are there?
7. How many packages of spaghetti?
8. How much are the tomatoes?
9. How much ground of beef is there?
10. How much water is there?
E. write how much s or how much are.
1. How much are the avocados?
2. How much is the butter?
3. How much are the oranges?
4. How much are the carrots?
5. How much is the ground beef?
6. How much is the milk?
 7. How much is the sugar?
8. How much are the cookies?
9. How much is the peanut butter?
10. How much are the potatoes chips?
11. How much is the Spaghetti?
12. How much are the tomatoes?
* Exercises D and F. Page 35.
D. Write the correct form of the verbs.
1. She eats roast beef sandwiches.
2. They like a big breakfast.
3. We need two gallons of water.
4. Vinicio and Laura want tuna fish sandwiches.
5. I make a turkey sandwich every day for lunch.
6. The students eat pizza every week.
7. He like tomatoes on his hamburger.
8. Hugo and I need water and soda.
9. Pablo eats lunch at noon.
10. Mish makes sandwiches for Duong.
F. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs. Look at Exercise E.
1. Minh makes turkey, tuna fish, and peanut butter sandwiches.
2. Duong doesn’t like tuna fish, but he eats tuna fish sandwiches.
3. Duong eats turkey, tuna fish, roast beef, and peanut butter sandwiches.
4. Duong and minh eat tuna fish sandwiches.
5. Minh likes roast beef sandwiches.
6. Duong and Minh like roast beef sandwiches.
* Exercises D, E and F. Page 37.
D. look at Exercise A. Complete the sentences with cheaper or more expensive.
1. Bananas are cheaper at Van’s
2. Oil is cheaper at Albert’s
3. Cereal is more expensive at Albert’s
4. Tuna is cheaper at Albert’s
5. Jelly is cheaper at Albert’s
6. Oil is more expensive at Van’s.
E. Look at Exercise A. Write the name of the store.
1. Jelly is cheaper at Van’s Supermarket
2. Tuna is more expensive at Van’s Supermarket.
3. Bananas are more expensive at Albert Supermarket.
4. Oil is cheaper at Albert’s Supermarket.
5. Cereal is cheaper at Van’s Supermarket.
6. Bananas are cheaper at Van’s Supermarket
F. answer the questions with complete sentences.
1. Where are bananas cheaper? They’re cheaper at Van’s.
 2. Where is tuna more expensive? They’re more expensive at Albert’s.
3. Where is oil cheaper? They’re cheaper at Albert’s
4. Where is cereal more expensive? They’re more expensive at Albert’s
5. Where is jelly cheaper? They’re cheaper at Van’s.
* Exercises E. Page 39.
E. Answer the questions. Use short answers.
1. Does Ana want ice cream? Yes. She does.
2. Does Andre want a Soda? No, he doesn’t
3. Do Andre and Ana want French fries? No, they don’t.
4. Does Sebastien want a sandwich and French fries? Yes, he want.
5. Does Kim want soda? No, she doesn’t.
6. Does Kim want a sandwich? Yes, she does.
7. Do Sebastien and Kim want ice cream? Yes, they want.
8. Does Ana want a sandwich? No, she doesn’t.
* Exercises D and F. Page 41.
D. Look at the chart again in Exercise A. Complete the sentences.
1. By the pound, apples are cheaper than oranges.
2. A dozen lemons are cheaper than a dozen limes.
3. An avocado is Expensive than a papaya.
4. Three pounds of tomatoes are cheaper than one pound of oranges.
5. A pound of grapes is cheaper than 4 pounds of bananas.
6. A mango is cheaper than an avocado.
7. Five pounds of bananas are expensive than one pound of apples.
8. Five pounds of bananas are cheaper than one pound of oranges.
F. Read the char below. Circle True or False.
1. The orange juice is cheaper than the sugar  True.
2. The bread is more expensive than the sugar  False.
3. The beans are more expensive than the sugar  false
4. The ground beef is cheaper than the bread  False
5. The orange juice is more expensive than the beans  True.
6. The ground beef is more expensive than the beans  True
7. The orange juice is more expensive than the ground beef  False.
8. The bread is cheaper than the orange juice  True.
* Exercises D, E and F. Page 43.
D. Circle Don’t or doesn’t
1. John don’t/doesn’t like turkey sandwiches
2. I don’t ear turkey.
3. She doesn’t make salad.
4. We don’t need money for lunch.
5. Tim and Karen don’t want breakfast.
6. Alton doesn’t like the sandwiches.
7. Jessica and I don’t need the menu.
8. They don’t make hamburger here.
 9. You don’t eat Caesar salad.
10. I don’t make coffee.
E. complete the sentences with the negative form of the verbs in parentheses.
1. Matilda and Lonnie don’t like restaurant.
2. I don’t eat fish.
3. We don’t make sandwiches.
4. They don’t serve pie.
5. He doesn’t work at the restaurant.
6. She doesn’t eat beef.
7. You don’t drive to the supermarket.
8. They don’t go to the supermarket on Sunday.
9. I don’t see the hamburger on the menu.
10. She doesn’t drink coffee
F. Complete the sentences about you and your partner.
1. I don’t eat candies.
2. I don’t like jump
3. I don’t make soup.
4. I don’t want an eraser.
5. My Partner doesn’t eat meat
6. My partner doesn’t like run.
7. My Partner doesn’t make good jokes.
8. My Partner doesn’t need a book.
9. My Partner doesn’t want a Pencil