7 We put two nouns together to make a compound noun. Match a word in A to a word in B to make
compound nouns. Then complete the sentences.
Achocolate fruit hamice mushroom olive
orange tomato
B cake cream juice oil pizza salad sandwich
sauce
1 lusually drink
at breakfast
2 llove meat and bread, so my favourite cold lunch is
a
3 loften buy an
on really
hot afternoons
4 lusually choose a
at
Italian restaurants because I'm a vegetarian
5 On my birthday, my mum usually makes me a
big
6 I can make a really nice
to put on my spaghetti.
7 I like a lot of different fruit, so I often eat a
8 Tusually put
on top of
a green salad.​

1. I usually drink orange juice at breakfast.
To complete this sentence, we need to match the noun "orange" from A with the noun "juice" from B. Orange + juice = orange juice.

2. I love meat and bread, so my favorite cold lunch is a sandwich.
To complete this sentence, we need to match the noun "sandwich" from A with the noun "meat and bread" from B. Sandwich + meat and bread = sandwich.

3. I often buy an ice cream on really hot afternoons.
To complete this sentence, we need to match the noun "ice" from A with the noun "cream" from B. Ice + cream = ice cream.

4. I usually choose a mushroom at Italian restaurants because I'm a vegetarian.
To complete this sentence, we need to match the noun "mushroom" from A with the noun "Italian restaurants" from B. Mushroom + Italian restaurants = mushroom.

5. On my birthday, my mom usually makes me a chocolate cake.
To complete this sentence, we need to match the noun "chocolate" from A with the noun "cake" from B. Chocolate + cake = chocolate cake.

6. I can make a really nice tomato sauce to put on my spaghetti.
To complete this sentence, we need to match the noun "tomato" from A with the noun "sauce" from B. Tomato + sauce = tomato sauce.

7. I like a lot of different fruit, so I often eat a fruit salad.
To complete this sentence, we need to match the noun "fruit" from A with the noun "salad" from B. Fruit + salad = fruit salad.

8. I usually put olive oil on top of a green salad.
To complete this sentence, we need to match the noun "olive" from A with the noun "oil" from B. Olive + oil = olive oil.

In summary, by combining the nouns from A and B, we create compound nouns that fit into the given sentences.