The document contains two reading comprehension exercises. The first asks students to fill in blanks with "are" or "isn't" and then circle whether there is a lot, a little, or none of various food items. The second asks students to complete sentences about their habits using adverbs like "never", "sometimes", "often", etc. It prompts students to reflect on their typical behaviors.
The document contains two reading comprehension exercises. The first asks students to fill in blanks with "are" or "isn't" and then circle whether there is a lot, a little, or none of various food items. The second asks students to complete sentences about their habits using adverbs like "never", "sometimes", "often", etc. It prompts students to reflect on their typical behaviors.
The document contains two reading comprehension exercises. The first asks students to fill in blanks with "are" or "isn't" and then circle whether there is a lot, a little, or none of various food items. The second asks students to complete sentences about their habits using adverbs like "never", "sometimes", "often", etc. It prompts students to reflect on their typical behaviors.
The document contains two reading comprehension exercises. The first asks students to fill in blanks with "are" or "isn't" and then circle whether there is a lot, a little, or none of various food items. The second asks students to complete sentences about their habits using adverbs like "never", "sometimes", "often", etc. It prompts students to reflect on their typical behaviors.
1. There _______ some raspberries. 4. There _______ _______ meat.
2. There is _______ honey. 5. There _______ _______ pumpkins. 3. There _______ any cheese.
• Read, look and circle.
1. How much cheese is there? There is a lot / a little / none. 2. How much honey is there? There is a lot / a little / none. 3. How many raspberries are there? There are a lot / a little / none. 4. How many pumpkins are there? There are a lot / a little / none.
2 Complete the sentences about you.
never sometimes often usually always
1. I _____________ sleep late on Saturdays.
2. I _____________ eat a sandwich for lunch. 3. I _____________ ride my bike to school. 4. I _____________ walk to school. 5. I _____________ go to bed at 10 o’clock.