Read the text and complete the gaps with the correct word.

Exercise 3: Read the text and complete the gaps with the correct word. 1) **a** (A typical English breakfast consists of *a* bowl of cereal...) 2) **a** (...and a cup of coffee. *A* number of children... - *Wait, the text says: 'A 2) ... of children have a bowl of cereal'. Contextually, it should be 'A lot', but option C is 'a lot'. Let's recheck the options. 1 is 'a', 2 is 'a lot' matches the structure. Actually, looking at the provided text: 'A 2) ... of children'. It should be 'A lot'. Looking at the options provided below: 2 is 'much' or 'many' or 'a lot'. The list says: 2 A much, B many, C a lot. So 2 is C 'a lot'.)* 3) **a** (Most children... have a packed lunch *a* consists of... - Wait, 'a lunch that consists of'. Let's look at the options for 3: A It, B These, C Those. Wait, let's re-read the sentence. '...lunch 3) ... consists of...'. This is a relative clause. It should be 'which'. None of the options A, B, C fit perfectly unless the text is 'Lunch 3) ... consists of'. Let me look at the image again. 'Lunch 3) ... consists of a sandwich...'. Wait, maybe it's 'It'? 'Most children... have a packed lunch. It consists of...'. Yes, that makes sense. So 3 is A 'It'.) 4) **a** (Vegetables like potatoes, carrots, peas, cabbages 4) ... onions are very popular... - '...and onions'. Is 'and' an option? Options for 4: A and, B or, C but. Yes, 4 is A 'and'.) 5) **in** (...are very popular 5) ... England. - Preposition is 'in'. Options for 5: A at, B on, C in. Yes, 5 is C 'in'.) Correct answers for Exercise 3: 1. A (a) 2. C (a lot) 3. A (It) 4. A (and) 5. C (in) Grammar Fill-in exercise (the dialogue): A: I'd like 1) **some** milk, please. B: How 2) **much** do you want? A: A glass, please. Have you got any crisps? B: Of course. How 3) **many** packets do you want? A: Two, please. B: We need 1) **some** pizzas for the party. B: Good idea. How 2) **many** do we need for twelve people? A: Four large ones. We need 3) **some** burgers too. B: I think twelve are OK. Have we got 4) **any** lemonade? A: Yes, there's 5) **some** in the fridge.