Cooking verbs
To make cookies, you need to ______ them in the oven.
bake
To make a cake, you need a ______ of flour.
cup
We ______ (visit) our grandparents next weekend. (Use "be going to.")
are going to visit
She ______ (come) to the party, but she isn’t sure yet.
may/might come
At 8 PM, I ______ (eat) dinner, so call me later.
will be eating
Before making a salad, you should ______ the vegetables into small pieces.
chop
When making soup, add a ______ of salt for better flavor.
pinch
The train ______ (leave) at 6 PM every day. (Use present simple.)
leaves
The sky is dark. It ______ (rain) soon.
is going to rain
By next year, I ______ (finish) my degree.
will have finished
To cook a steak on a barbecue, you should ______ it over high heat.
grill
If a recipe asks for a small amount of chocolate chips, use a ______ of them.
handful
I just dropped my phone! It ______ (break) if I don’t pick it up. (Use "will.")
will break
I think people ______ (live) on Mars one day.
will live
At noon tomorrow, she ______ (have) lunch, so don’t disturb her.
will be having
Before eating an orange, you need to ______ the skin off.
peel
When cooking pasta, you may want to add a ______ of olive oil.
splash
We ______ (have) a party on Friday, so don’t forget to come! (Use present continuous.)
are having
They ______ (not win) the match, but they will try their best.
may/might not win
By the time you arrive, I ______ (cook) dinner.
will have cooked
You can ______ chicken in the oven until it is crispy and golden brown.
roast
To make tea, you often use a ______ of tea leaves.
packet
Look at those dark clouds! It ______ (rain) soon. (Use "be going to.")
is going to rain
Be careful! You ______ (fall) if you don’t hold the railing.
may/might fall
By 2030, cars ______ (develop) self-driving technology.
will have developed