food
What is a recipe?
The written set of instructions and ingredients used to prepare a specific dish.
Who is a woman that is married to a person's father, but who is not that person's biological or adoptive mother?
A stepmother
Can you name an adjective that is most commonly used to describe a person whose emotions change quickly and unpredictably?
Moody
When do we use the present simple tense?
To talk about facts, habits, general truths etc.
What grammatical forms can we use to talk about the future? (name at least 3)
The simple present tense, the present continuous, future simple (will + inf.), going to + inf., future continuous (will + be + v-ing), future perfect (will + have + 3rd form)
What is organic?
Food grown without artificial chemicals, pesticides, or synthetic fertilizers.
What is an only child?
A child who does not have any brothers or sisters.
Who is reliable / dependable?
Someone you can trust and count on to do what they promised.
When do we use the present continuous tense?
To talk about something that is happening at the moment of speaking, is temporary or will happen in the future.
The question you ask someone to find out what they are doing at this exact moment.
"What are you doing?"
What is moist?
Moist means slightly wet, damp, or containing a small amount of liquid or water vapor (vláčný).
Who is a spouse?
A person's husband, wife, or life partner.
What does the adjective affectionate mean?
Affectionate is an adjective that means showing, feeling, or expressing warmth, fondness, care, or love toward someone or something
Correct the error in this sentence: "He don't like spicy food."
"He doesn't like spicy food"
What is interesting about the spelling of the -ing form for verbs that end in a silent -e, like make or write?
dropping the 'e' (making, writing)
What is the vegetable known as aubergine in British English called in American English?
In American English, the vegetable known as aubergine in British English is called an eggplant.
Who are in-laws?
Relatives connected to you by marriage, such as your husband's or wife's parents.
What does sympathetic mean?
Describing a person who easily understands or shares the feelings of others. SYN caring or empathetic.
In which tense are state verbs like know, understand, and believe are rarely used?
The present continuous
Correct the mistake: "Look outside, it is rain!"
it is raining
What is the correct pronunciation of salmon?
The word "salmon" is pronounced SAM-un (/ˈsæm.ən/), with a silent "L"
Who is an orphan?
An orphan is traditionally defined as a child whose parents have died, are unknown, or have permanently abandoned them
What does formidable mean?
An adjective that describes something or someone very powerful, strong, or impressive, making them difficult to deal with, defeat, or overcome.
Which tense do we use for sport commentaries?
Sports commentaries primarily use the present simple tense.
Present Simple: Used for fast-paced, instantaneous actions as they happen (e.g., "Smith passes to Jones," "he shoots and scores"). It creates a sense of speed, drama, and immediacy for the listener.
Present Continuous: Used to describe slower, ongoing background actions or longer developments (e.g., "The players are walking onto the pitch" or team-focused contexts like "Liverpool are playing well").
What it the difference between will + inf. and going to + inf. in terms of their use?
be going to + infinitive = Pre-planned Intentions , Predictions based on Present Evidence
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will + infinitive = Spontaneous Decisions , Predictions based on Opinion, Belief, or Knowledge