Flashcards on Cooking, Requests, and Invitations

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Write at least one example for each category: Dessert, Fruit & vegetables, Meat & poultry, Fish & seafood, Drinks

Back

Examples: Dessert: Cake, Fruit & vegetables: Apple, carrot, Meat & poultry: Chicken, Fish & seafood: Salmon, Drinks: Juice

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WHICH ITEM IS IT?

You need this to bake cookies in the oven.

You mix the ingredients in this round-shaped dish.

You use this household appliance to mix soft food or liquid.

Back

Front

CORRECT OR INCORRECT?

Cooking involves using various tools and techniques to prepare gradens. Common tools include grass-cutter, spatulas, and buckets.

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Cooking involves using various tools and techniques to prepare meals. Common tools include pans, spatulas, and bowls.

Front

Write a recipe for your favorite dish. Include: Ingredients, Instructions and kitchen tools

Back

Front

Use the prompts to write short exchanges to express a request/invitation:

Tourist: You want a double vanilla and chocolate ice cream with extra fruit topping. Shop assistant: Refuse – you only have vanilla ice cream left.

Back

Front

CORRECT OR INCORRECT?

Hot air balloon competitions are events where participants showcase their skills in driving and dancing in hot air balloons.

Back

Front

Invite your friend to watch a hot air balloon competition in the evening.

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Example: You: Would you like to watch the hot air balloon competition with me this evening? Friend: Sure, I’d love to!

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Fill in the gaps to complete the requests or permissions: Could you ___ the door, please? (informal request) Will you ___ the radio, please? (polite request)

___ I take your coat? (formally ask for permission)

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Answers: Could you close the door, please? Will you turn on the radio, please? May I take your coat?

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Polite language shows respect and makes the request more likely to be accepted.

What GRAMMATICAL MOOD do we use?

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the IMPERATIVE mood

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CORRECT OR INCORRECT?

Examples of polite requests include: Can you close the door, please? Will you turn on the radio, please? Can I take your coat?

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Examples: Could you close the door, please? Will you turn on the radio, please? May I take your coat?