This document provides examples of using different quantities of food and drink items with various pronouns such as "I", "you", "we", etc. It shows that one would say "a piece of cake", "a bottle of water", "a can of soda", "a glass of juice", "a cup of tea", and "a plate of salad". It then provides a short dialogue example of offering someone a piece of cake and a drink at a party. The document concludes by assigning homework from the activity book.

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4.  I a piece of + noun
 You a bottle of…
 We a can of…
would like a glass of…
 They
a cup of…
 He a plate of…
 She a slice of…
 It

5.  I would like a piece of cake.
 You would like a piece of cake.
 We would like a piece of cake.
 They would like a piece of cake.
 He would like a piece of cake.
 She would like a piece of cake.
 It would like a piece of cake.

6. A piece of cake

10. A plate of salad

11. Good students!

12. Ex:3a Read, copy and put the sentences in order
Bold: Would you like some salad, Jane?
Jane: No, thanks.
Bold: Not salad, then. Would you like a piece of cake?
Jane: Oh,yes. I’ d love a piece.
Bold: Here you are.what would you like
to drink? Coke or orange juice?
Jane: I’d like a glass of orange juice ,please.
Bold: Here you are… orange juice.
Jane: It’s a great party.

14. Homework
Activity book:
Page:50 Do ex:
8, 9,10

15. Thank you students!
Have a nice day!