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    Containers - Exercises PDF

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    This document provides vocabulary exercises to help learn words for different types of containers. It includes a picture matching exercise with 10 common container types like bowl, box, bottle, and jar. It also includes a gap fill exercise with 10 sentences where the correct container word is missing, such as "We keep jam in a ____" and "You squeeze a _____ to get your toothpaste out." The document ends with discussion questions about identifying containers in one's surroundings and bedroom.

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    This document provides vocabulary exercises to help learn words for different types of containers. It includes a picture matching exercise with 10 common container types like bowl, box, bottle, and jar. It also includes a gap fill exercise with 10 sentences where the correct container word is missing, such as "We keep jam in a ____" and "You squeeze a _____ to get your toothpaste out." The document ends with discussion questions about identifying containers in one's surroundings and bedroom.

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    This document provides vocabulary exercises to help learn words for different types of containers. It includes a picture matching exercise with 10 common container types like bowl, box, bottle, and jar. It also includes a gap fill exercise with 10 sentences where the correct container word is missing, such as "We keep jam in a ____" and "You squeeze a _____ to get your toothpaste out." The document ends with discussion questions about identifying containers in one's surroundings and bedroom.

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    Containers - Exercises PDF

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    This document provides vocabulary exercises to help learn words for different types of containers. It includes a picture matching exercise with 10 common container types like bowl, box, bottle, and jar. It also includes a gap fill exercise with 10 sentences where the correct container word is missing, such as "We keep jam in a ____" and "You squeeze a _____ to get your toothpaste out." The document ends with discussion questions about identifying containers in one's surroundings and bedroom.

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    Vocabulary: Containers

    Do these exercises to help you learn words for different containers.

    1. Check your vocabulary: picture matching


    Write the correct word in the box below the picture.

    bowl box bottle jar jug packet

    tub tube carton can tin


    Vocabulary: Containers

    2. Check your vocabulary: gap fill


    Write the best word to complete the sentence.

    1. We keep liquids, such as water or wine, in a _______________.

    2. We keep jam in a _______________.

    3. We keep food like beans or tuna in a _______________ and it is made of metal.

    4. We can find sugar or sweetener in a small _______________.

    5. We use a _______________ to pour drinks for other people.

    6. We keep milk or juice in a _______________. It is made of cardboard.

    7. A _______________ can come in different sizes. You need many of these when you move house.

    8. You can find cold drinks in a _______________. It is made of metal.

    9. You squeeze a _______________ to get your toothpaste out.

    10. You can find butter or ice cream in a _______________.

    Discussion

    Look around the room where you are now. Which containers can you see? What’s in these containers?
    Which containers do you have in your bedroom? What’s in them?

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