I. Underline the correct words. (5.3B) 1. She bought a loaf/ bowl/ bar of bread so we can make sandwiches. 2. We’ve already eaten a tube/ packet/ slice of biscuits! 3. Would you like a bowl/piece/glass of lemonade? 4. There is a piece/ carton/ kilo of milk in the fridge. 5. Could you cut me a smaller slice/ spoon/ bunch of ham? 6. You can have a loaf/ piece/ pot of cake after you’ve eaten your vegetables! 7. See round the grocer’s for a bottle/ tin/ tube of sardines. 8. She ate a glass/ slice/ bowl of noodles yesterday morning. 9. Anna always eats a slice/ bar/ loaf of chocolate on her way to school. 10. He got a can/ piece/ carton of Coke from the fridge because he was thirsty. II. Complete the sentences with too or either. (4.9B) 1. I don’t really like tomatoes. My brother doesn’t like them _____________. 2. My sister enjoys Korean movies, and she likes watching K-Pop _____________. 3. He didn’t say anything, and I didn’t _____________. 4. I don’t speak French and Sarah doesn’t speak French _____________. 5. Danny is really tired and I am tired _____________. 6. They don’t like Rock and Roll music, and we don’t like it _____________. 7. French is a difficult language to learn. Latin is a difficult language to learn _____________. 8. Helen’s got a lovely voice, and she’s a good dancer _____________.