Vocabulary
Something that a person strongly dislikes, even if other people do not think it is important.
PET HATE
The phrasal verb "CUT BACK ON" is TRANSITIVE AND
INSEPARABLE
This particle can combine with the verbs break, chop, cut, take and slice to talk about giving something to people or extending something.
OFF
UNIVERSE
What are these phrases used for?
Is that so?/Oh really?/You don’t say!
I’m impressed.
That sounds interesting/intriguing/fascinating.
SHOWING INTEREST
To eat a meal at a restaurant, café, or another place outside the home.
TO EAT OUT
The phrasal verb "CHOP OFF" is TRANSITIVE AND
SEPARABLE
This particle can combine with carry, drag, go, keep and struggle to talk about actions continuing or going forward.
ON
Noun form of the adjective "phsychological"
PHSYCHOLOGY
What are these phrases used for?
Well, (yes) almost/sort of/in a way, though not exactly …
That’s not quite right/true/correct, (I’m afraid …)
To be completely accurate …
CORRECTING SOMEONE POLITELY
A style of eating that involves high-quality food, elegant presentation, and excellent service.
FINE DINING
The phrasal verb "EAT OUT" is INTRANSITIVE AND _________
INSEPARABLE
FORWARD
Adjective form of the noun "emotion"
EMOTIONAL
What are these phrases used for?
Well, actually, …
Yes, in fact …
As a matter of fact, …
Knives, forks, spoons, and other utensils used for eating and serving food.
CUTLERY
Phrasal verb that means " to eat only a small amount of your food, showing no interest or enjoyment while you eat it"
PICK AT
This particle can combine clean, drink, eat/gobble, tidy, use and wash to talk about completing an action.
UP
Adjective form of the noun "occupation"
OCCUPATIONAL
What are these phrases used for?
So, I hear/understand/gather that …
(Sarah) tells/informs me …
(Sarah/you) mentioned that …
Did/Didn’t I hear (Sarah/you) say that …?
INTRODUCING A NEW TOPIC
A green herb commonly used to add flavour and decoration to dishes.
PARSLEY
Phrasal verb that means "to stop liking or being interested in someone or something"
GO OFF
This particle can combine with dish, hand, pour and spread to talk about giving something to people or extending something.
OUT
Noun form of the adjective "essential"
ESSENCE
What are these phrases used for?
Thanks for/I appreciate the offer, but …
I couldn’t possibly …
That’s very kind/generous/thoughtful (of you) but …
REFUSING AN OFFER POLITELY