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Vocabulary containers
Recycle! G rammar quantifiers: a bit of, too much/
many, (not) enough, plenty of, etc.

QUICK REVIEW Weather Write five weather words that are connected to you, or to
people you know. Work in pairs and compare words. Tell your partner why you have
chosen your five words: I chose 'a storm' because I saw an amazing storm last month.

Vocabulary Containers Speaking and Listening

a Work in pairs. Match the containers in A to the things in B. Work in groups. Discuss these questions.
Find at least two things for each container. Then check in
1 Are there any recycling laws in your country?
•U•WJ:il!!Ja):f> p14s. If so, what are they?

2 Can you recycle things where you live? If so,
A
what do you recycle?
a bottle of a bag of a tin of a box of
• 3 What do you throw away that could be recycled?
a can of a carton of a jar of a packet of
a Look at the picture. Which things from 1a
B can you see in the kitchen?
milk honey tuna bi scuits sweets cat food orange juice
• • • b ~1 Listen to James, Val and Pete.
beer jam marmalade ketchup soup chocolates Choose the correct answers.
•
potatoes beans olive oil tissues lemonade crisps
1 Val and Pete don't have anything/have
something to eat.
b Work with your partner. What other words can you use with
the containers in 1a? 2 James recycles some/doesn't recycle any of
his rubbish.
a packet of cigarettes a tin of dog food
3 The UK recycles 70%140% of its rubbish.
a Work in new pairs. Test your partner on the phrases in 1a and 1b. 4 British people throw away 317 times their own
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milk a bottle of milk or a carton of milk 5 Parts for fridges can be made from tins/
plastic bottles.

b Tell your partner which things in 1a are in your kitchen. 6 James is/isn't going to recycle in the future.