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Below are the sentences for week 13. Click the audio player on the left to listen. Press pause after each sentence and repeat.
Lesson 1
- Where did you go shopping?
- I went shopping at ASDA.
- What food did you buy at ASDA?
- I bought milk.
- When does ASDA open?
- It opens at 8 am.
- When does ASDA close?
- It closes at 10 pm.
- Which day do you go shopping?
- I go shopping on Friday.
Lesson 2
- The bread is above the tea.
- The cake is next to the tea.
- The coffee is under the cake.
- The pizza is on the shelf.
- The crisps are between the pizza and the soup.
- The water is in the glass.
- The soup is next to the crisps.
- The pizza is above the water.
- The onions are in front of the carrots.
- The carrots are behind the onions.
Partitives
A word or phrase that indicates a part or quantity of something. Also called partitive noun or partitive noun phrase.
Countable nouns = you can add an S to a noun and make it plural - cup (cups)
Uncountable nouns = you can't add an S to a noun - tea (teas) X
Partitives are useful because they provide a means of counting uncountable nouns - two cups of tea.
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