Grammar
What have you done this week?
This week I have ...
What do you use to eat soup?
A bowl and a spoon
Answer: Would you like to have a picnic or go for a bike ride?
I’d like to go for a bike ride / to have a picnic
Name three forms of these verbs: buy, put, drink
buy - bought - bought
put - put - put
drink - drank - drunk
Name 9 cooking verbs
add bake beat boil chop fry mix peel roast slice
Buld the sentence:
For / have / or / to / like/ a snack / would/ you / cheese / tuna
Would you like to have cheese or tuna for a snack?
What food do you like? What food would you like to eat right now?
I realy like... I would like to eat ... now.
What is the difference between a "cup" and a "mug"?
A cup is smaller and it has a little plate under it.
Give an answer that means that you don't care:
Would you like tea or coffee?
You choose. / I don’t mind.
What hasn't you done yet but would really like to?
I haven't ... yet. I would like to do it in...
What do you do with vegetables in the oven?
You roast them
Which would you prefer: a cake or an ice-cream? Why?
I'd prefer ..., because ...
Make three sentences using these words: already, yet, never
I have already ...
I haven't ... yet
I have never ...
Name 5 adjectives to describe food
delicious disgusting salty sour spicy sweet
What is another way to say "I'm hungry"?
I'm starving