The text: Everyday Objects.

In our daily lives, we use many household goods to make our routines easier and more comfortable. For example, when you wake up, you might use toothpaste from a tube and shampoo from a bottle during your morning routine. If you have juice with breakfast, it might come from a carton or a bottle, and you may enjoy a snack of crisps from a packet.

During shopping trips, we often buy items in different containers. For example, we can buy a roll of toilet paper or a bar of chocolate. There are also cans of fizzy drinks, jars of coffee, and boxes of washing powder. When buying apples, we might purchase some in a bag.

Understanding quantities is important when buying these items. Some products are measured by weight, while others are counted. For example, we often say "a lot of" when referring to large quantities: "There are a lot of apples in the bag." When we want to know how much or how many, we can ask: "How many packets of crisps are there?" or "How much toothpaste is in the tube?”

Vocabulary.

1. Match the household good with its correct container.

1. Coffee

2. Apples

3. Shampoo

4. Chocolate

5. Toilet paper

6. Juice

7. Fizzy drink

8. Toothpaste

9. Crisps

10. Washing powder

Containers:
a) Jar
b) Packet
c) Box
d) Bar
e) Roll
f) Carton
g) Bottle
h) Can
i) Bag
j) Tube

2. Expressions of quantity:
Fill in the blanks with "much," "many," or "a lot of."

1. How ___ toilet paper is left in the roll?

2. We bought ___ bottles of juice for the party.

3. There isn’t ___ washing powder in the box.

4. She has ___ packets of crisps for the picnic.

5. Do you use ___ toothpaste every morning?

3. Speaking practice:
Work with a partner. Take turns asking each other how many or how much of the following items you have at home. Use "some" or "any" when appropriate. Example:

• Partner A: "Do you have any apples in your kitchen?"

• Partner B: "Yes, I have some." / "No, I don't have any."

4. Quiz: Human consumers.
Read the statements below and decide if they are True (T) or False (F).

1. Most people use a tube of toothpaste in a month.

2. Bottles are always made of glass.

3. We can find fizzy drinks only in cans.

4. A lot of households have washing powder in boxes.

5. You need a bag to carry loose apples.