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Meal Planning Language Exercise

July 23, 2026 A2pdf

Complete the 12 sentences below. Choose the best answer for each one.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1We need ............... eggs for the pancakes tomorrow.
Wrong!
Use "some" in affirmative sentences when you plan or say what you need.
2Do we have ............... onions for the soup?
Wrong!
Use "any" in yes/no questions when you ask if something is needed.
3How ............... rice should I cook for four people?
Wrong!
Use "much" with uncountable nouns like rice.
4How ............... sandwiches should we make for the picnic?
Wrong!
Use "many" with plural count nouns like sandwiches.
5Please put ............... apple in each lunch box.
Wrong!
Use "an" before a vowel sound, as in apple.
6I ............... buy tomatoes today, or we cannot make the salad.
Wrong!
Use "must" for a necessary job on a meal plan.
7You ............... have fruit or yogurt after dinner.
Wrong!
Use "can" to give permission or say something is allowed.
8Let's plan the week's dinners ............... Monday.
Wrong!
Use "on" with days, such as Monday.
9Dinner is ............... 6:30 tonight.
Wrong!
Use "at" with clock times, such as 6:30.
10Let's ............... a shopping list before we go to the store.
Wrong!
After "Let's", use the base verb, so say "make".
11We need to ............... the fridge before we buy more milk.
Wrong!
After "need to", use the base verb, so say "check".
12Let's have pasta tonight ............... pasta is quick.
Wrong!
Use "because" before the reason for a plan.

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Answers

  1. We need some eggs for the pancakes tomorrow.
  2. Do we have any onions for the soup?
  3. How much rice should I cook for four people?
  4. How many sandwiches should we make for the picnic?
  5. Please put an apple in each lunch box.
  6. I must buy tomatoes today, or we cannot make the salad.
  7. You can have fruit or yogurt after dinner.
  8. Let’s plan the week’s dinners on Monday.
  9. Dinner is at 6:30 tonight.
  10. Let’s make a shopping list before we go to the store.
  11. We need to check the fridge before we buy more milk.
  12. Let’s have pasta tonight because pasta is quick.

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