Taste & Cooking verbs
Tableware
Packaging
Past Simple + Past Continuous
used to
100

This cake is very s _ _ _ _. It has too much sugar in it. But my tea is too b _ _ _ _ _. Can you pass the sugar?

sweet, bitter

100

Could you pass me another k _ _ _ _? I can’t cut the meat with this one. 

knife

100

Can I have another packet / slice / bunch of pizza?

slice

100

When I ___ (arrive), everybody ___ (watch) the match already. 

arrived, was watching

100

I used to / would like crisps, but now I can’t stand them.

used to

200

I often eat s _ _ _ _ food like curryand I love s _ _ _ things like lemons and cherries.

spicy, sour

200

I've already put the knives and f _ _ _ _ on the table.

forks

200

Can you pass the packet / slice / bunch of biscuits?

packet

200

I ___ (start) to cook when I was ten. 

started

200

It’s difficult, but we used to / we’re getting used to the food here.

we’re getting used to

300

The chips from the fast-food place are really s _ _ _ _. They make me thirsty. 

salty

300

Is there a j _ _ of marmalade anywhere? 

jar

300

Keep that piece / glass / bunch of cheese cold.

piece

300

It ___ (snow) when I ___ (wake up) this morning. 

was snowing, woke up

300

I didn’t like spicy food before, but I used / I’m used to it now.

I'm used to

400

Could you b _ _ _ some water for tea? 

boil

400

Could we have a j _ _ of water with our meal? 

jug

400

Don’t forget to buy a packet / bunch / tin of tuna.

tin

400

This time last week, I ___ (sit) in the sun in Barbados. 

was sitting

400

Did you use to / Did you get used to visit your grandparents a lot when you lived near them?

Did you use to

500

To cook a turkey properly, you need to r _ _ _ _ it in the oven for five or six hours. 

roast

500

Do you have a s _ _ _ _ _? This cup's really hot and I don’t want to burn the table. 

saucer

500

That’s a lovely tin / bunch / packet of grapes.

bunch

500

Why ___(you / have to) cancel the reservation? 

did you have to

500

They used to / were used to eat a lot of fresh fish when they were on the island.

used to

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