CATEGORY 1: LINKING VERBS
Complete the sentence:
“The soup t___ delicious.”
tastes
Choose the correct sentence:
A. Do you know where is the oven?
B. Do you know where the oven is?
B
The soup is too hot, so you need to ___ it ____before eating.
cool down
Food cooked in hot oil is ___.
fried
What word describes food that has a lot of chili or pepper?
spicy
Complete the sentence:
“This curry ___ spicy.” (it is a fact, not something we feel)
is
Which sentence is correct?
A. Could you tell me what does this have?
B. Could you tell me what this has?
C. Could you tell me what have this?
B
You don't need to eat that much fried food. You should ___ on the Popeye's visits.
cut down
Food cooked in water is ___.
boiled
Complete the sentence:
“The sauce is too ___, so I'm going to add some water.”
A. thick
B. boiled
C. steamed
A. thick
Choose the correct answer:
“This sauce ___ similar to the one my grandmother makes.”
A. tastes
B. sounds
C. feels
A. tastes
Complete the sentence:
“Can you tell me ___ the food is spicy?
if/whether
We have no more milk. We have ___ milk.
run out of
You use this flat metal pan to cook pancakes or eggs.
frying pan/skillet
Correct the sentence:
“Do you know where is the microwave?”
Do you know where the microwave is?
Complete the sentence:
“This dumpling l________ a little flower.”
looks like/looks similar to
Turn this into an embedded question starting with:
“Where is the restaurant?”
Do you know_____________________________?
Do you know where the restaurant is?
Your friend is talking, but you want them to continue. You say:
“Please ___!”
carry on
You put food on this flat metal sheet before putting it in the oven.
baking tray
Complete the sentence with the correct phrasal verb:
“The music is too loud. Can you ___ it ___?”
turn down
Correct the mistake:
“The soup is taste delicious.”
The soup tastes delicious
Turn this direct question into an embedded question:
“How much does this dish cost?”
______________how much this dish costs?
You are cleaning the kitchen and find an old recipe you forgot about. Which phrasal verb means “find something unexpectedly”?
come across
Imagine you are making pancakes/crepes. Put these cooking actions in the correct order: pour, stir, sprinkle, combine
stir → combine → pour → sprinkle
((Accept reasonable answers if students explain their reasoning.))
FINAL CHALLENGE
A student says:
“Can you tell me where is the stove? I want to put on the pot, but I don't know how to cook this unusual dish. It looks like spicy.”
Find THREE mistakes and correct them.