Healthy eating

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foods, dessert drinks vegetables fruits

ขนมปังยัดใส้เนื้อสัตว์ Food (อาหาร) hamburger ขนมปังยัดใส้เนื้อสัตว์

pizza พิซซ่า

cereal ธัญพืช

sausage ไส้กรอก

Dessert (ของหวาน) candy ลูกอม

chocolate ช็อกโกแลต

lollipop อมยิ้ม

cookie คุกกี้

Drink (เครื่องดื่ม) cola โคล่า

orange juice น้ำส้ม

coffee กาแฟ

Fruit (ผลไม้) cucumber แตงกวา

corn ข้าวโพด

mushroom เห็ด

grape องุ่น

watermelon แตงโม

pineapple สับปะรด

banana กล้วย

Good and bad foods: health Healthy Unhealthy cereal orange juice cucumber corn mushroom grape watermelon banana pineapple hamburger sausage pizza candy lollipop chocolate cookie cola coffee

Grammar Some/any

Where and How do we use some and any? The words some and any are used for countable and uncountable nouns. Usually, we use some in positive (+) sentences and any in negative (-) and question(?) sentences.

Countable nouns Countable nouns are easy to recognize. They are things that we can count. ham tomato carrot

Uncountable nouns We cannot divide uncountable nouns into separate elements. We cannot "count" them. rice pork milk

We use "some” in positive sentences.

Use some for both countable and uncountable nouns. I have some books. There is some milk in the glass.

Use “any” in negative sentences or questions.

Use any for both countable and uncountable nouns. He doesn't have any pens. Do you have any cheese?

**Questions with Some Use “some” in questions(?) when offering or requesting something that is there. Would you like some bread? (offer) Could I have some water? (request)

Practice

For breakfast A : What do you have for breakfast? Production For breakfast A : What do you have for breakfast? B : I always have cereal, egg and milk. A : Do you have fruit? B : Yes, I do. I like fruit. A : What fruit do you have? B : I have banana and watermelon. A : What do you drink? B : I drink orange juice. A : Do you have dessert? B : Yes, I do. I have some cookie.

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