Let’s go step by step to fill in the blanks using the pictures and the word bank.
We have a list of food words:
- sandwich, chicken, fish, egg, chocolate
- juice, water, bananas, oranges, hamburger
- milk, apple, salad, ice cream, rice
Now look at each picture pair and match them with the correct words from the list.
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1. Picture: Bananas + Milk carton
→ “I want ____________ and some ____________.”
Bananas = plural → use “bananas”
Milk = uncountable → use “milk”
✔ Answer: I want
bananas and some
milk.
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2. Picture: Hamburger + Fried eggs
→ “I want ____________ and ____________.”
Hamburger = singular → “hamburger”
Eggs = plural → but in the word bank it says “egg” (singular). Since there are two eggs shown, we still use “egg” as per the word bank — maybe they mean one serving or just the type.
Wait — let’s check the word bank again: it has “egg”, not “eggs”. So we’ll use “egg”.
But actually, looking closely — the picture shows two fried eggs. But since the word bank only gives “egg”, we must use that. Maybe it’s okay to say “an egg” even if there are two? Or perhaps the worksheet expects “egg” regardless.
Actually, in English, you can say “I want an egg” even if you’re served more than one — it refers to the item type. But here, since it’s “and ________”, no article is given, so probably just “egg”.
Alternatively — wait! The word bank also has “chicken”, “fish”, etc. Let’s stick to exact matches.
So: hamburger + egg
✔ Answer: I want
hamburger and
egg.
*(Note: In real life, we might say “a hamburger and eggs”, but since the word bank says “egg”, we use that.)*
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3. Picture: Fish on plate + Juice box
→ “I want ____________ and ____________.”
Fish = “fish” (same singular/plural)
Juice = “juice”
✔ Answer: I want
fish and
juice.
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4. Picture: Sandwich + Water bottle
→ “I want ____________ and some ____________.”
Sandwich = “sandwich”
Water = “water” (uncountable, so “some water” is correct)
✔ Answer: I want
sandwich and some
water.
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5. Picture: Salad bowl + Chocolate bar
→ “I want ____________ and some ____________.”
Salad = “salad”
Chocolate = “chocolate” (uncountable, so “some chocolate”)
✔ Answer: I want
salad and some
chocolate.
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6. Picture: Rice bowl with chopsticks + Roasted chicken
→ “I want ____________ and ____________.”
Rice = “rice”
Chicken = “chicken”
✔ Answer: I want
rice and
chicken.
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Final Answer:
1. I want
bananas and some
milk.
2. I want
hamburger and
egg.
3. I want
fish and
juice.
4. I want
sandwich and some
water.
5. I want
salad and some
chocolate.
6. I want
rice and
chicken.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of can i eat that worksheet.