Exercise on Asking and Giving Directions

Fill in the words below correctly. (Use the map for orientation.)

continue, end, excuse, get, left (2x), next, opposite, right, second, straight on, thank, turn, welcome
 
 

1.  me, how do I  to the cinema?
2. Go .
3. Turn  at the corner.
4. Then take the  road on your .
5.  to the  of the road.
6.  left there.
7. The cinema is on your ,  the castle.
8.  you very much.
9. You're_____________

10. 

Word List

t's up in my heart when it skips a beat (skips a beat)
Can't feel no pavement right under my feet (under my feet)
Up in my lonely room 
When I'm dreaming of you (wah oooo)
Oh what can I do
I still need you, but
I don't want you now
When I'm down and my hands are tied (hands are tied)
I cannot reach a pen for me to draw the line (draw the line)
From this pain I just can't disguise
Its gonna hurt but I'll have to say goodbye
Up in my lonely room 
When I'm dreaming of you (wah oooo)
Oh what can I do
I still need you, but
I dont want you now
Oh yeah 
Ohhh Ohhhhh
Up in my lonely room 
When I'm dreaming of you (wah oooo)
Oh what can I do
I still need you, but
I dont want you now

The Coral Dreaming Of You lyrics

Prices are in pound sterling and will vary from pub to pub.

Pubs sell food either in the bar area or in their restuarants.

Light Meals

Sandwiches

Chicken and Bacon Club £5.25
Triple deck Toasted Brown Bloomer, stacked with Roast Chicken, Smoked Bacon, Lettuce, Tomato and Mayonnaise

Steak and Onion Ciabatta £5.25
Prime Rump Steak, grilled and topped with sauteed onions served on a crisp light Ciabatta with a Salad Garnish

Sausage and Onion Sandwich £4.25
Grilled Old English Pork Sausages with sauteed onions served in your choice of Brown or White Bloomer Bread

Mature Cheddar and Chutney Sandwich £3.50
Mature Cheddar cheese and a Plum and Apple Chutney, served in your choice of Brown or White Bloomer Bread

Jacket Potatoes £4.50
Served with a Side Salad

Tuna Mayonnaise
Cheese and Bacon
Prawns with Seafood Sauce
Brie and Red Onion
Chilli and Cheese
Cheese and Coleslaw

Add an Additional Filling £0.50

Omelettes
Cooked to Order and Served with Chips and Salad or Beans

Prawn Sausage Mushroom Bacon £4.50
Spanish Omelette Served with Sauté Potatoes and Salad £5.95

Extras

Garlic Baguette £1.95
Chips, Curly Fries or Straw Fries £2.00
Topped with Cheese £2.75
Cheese and Bacon £3.00
Chilli and Cheese £3.05

s necesario entender correctamente la diferencia entre incontable y contable para poder expresar correctamente las cantidades.
Podemos separar los nombres en dos grupos: los incontables y los contables.

 Los contables son aquellos nombres de cosas, gente, etc que nosotros podemos contar. Por ejemplo nosotros podemos decir: one pencil, two pencils, three pencils... Entonces decimos que pencil es contable.

 Incontable es todo aquello que nosotros no podemos contar. Por ejemplo nosotros no podemos decir: one rice, two rices, three rices... Entonces decimos que rice es incontable.

 Además muchos nombres pueden ser contables e incontables a la vez dependiendo de la función que desempeñen:
Por ejemplo: 
There are two lambs. (Hay dos corderos)
We like lamb. (Nos gusta la carne de cordero)

 Podemos contar cantidades de cosas incontables usando por ejemplo: glass, bottle, litre, etc...
ejemplos: 
a glass of water
three cartons of milk
a loaf of bread 

 En esta tabla puedes ver las principales difirencias entre contables e incontables:

contables	incontables
tienen plural: egg- eggs	no tienen plural: rice no puede ser rices
delante de singular contable podemos usar a o an : an apple	no podemos usar a o an : no podemos decir a milk. Deben ir precedidos, si quieren individualizarse, de alguna palabra con valor partitivo comoa carton of milk.
podemos usar números delante de un contable: two eggs	no podemos usar números delante de un incontable: no podemos decir two rices
many se usa para nombres plurales contables How many students were there? There are too many people.	much se usa para nombres singulares no contables How much milk is in the fridge? There is too much information.
Usamos few o a few para expresar una idea de cantidad reducida o media: few biscuitso a few biscuits (pocas galletas o unas cuantas galletas)	Usamos little o a little para expresar una idea de cantidad reducida o media: little milk o alittle milk (poca leche o un poco de leche)

Complete los recuadros con How much o How many.

Exercise 1

Complete los recuadros con How much o How many.