Choose the correct options

Read the dialogue and finish the sentences. Sometimes more than one option is possible.

Sam: Would you like a banana, Liz?

Liz: No, thanks, I don't want a banana. I've got an apple for a snack.

Sam: OK. I've also got some grapes. Would you like some?

Liz: Yes, I love them! I haven't got any other fruit but I've got a bar of chocolate. Do you want some chocolate?

Sam: No, thank you. I'd rather drink something. Have you got any drinks with you?

Liz: Sorry, I haven't, but we can buy something to drink in the shop on the corner.

Sam: Yes, good idea! Have they got any milk? I adore milk!

Liz: Hmmm… I'm not sure. I know that they have orange juice.

Sam: No, I don't want any juice. OK, let's go and find out if they sell any milk.

Liz: OK.

Sam offered Liz to eat

• a banana
• an apple
• some grapes

Liz doesn't want any

• bananas
• apples
• grapes

Liz has got

• some milk
• an apple
• some chocolate

Sam and Liz haven't got any

• fruit
• drinks
• chocolate

Liz is sure that the shop sells

• fruit
• chocolate
• orange juice