Yummy Breakfast

Yummy Breakfast

talking about habits: use Simple Present Tense

• I eat honey and butter at breakfast.

• Sally usually drinks milk at breakfast.

• We don't drink coffee in the morning, we drink orange juice.

• Sam doesn't eat junk food at breakfast, he eats healthy food.

expressing likes

• Sandra loves apples. Sandra loves eating apples.

• I like bagels. I like eating bagels.

• I enjoy fruit salad. I enjoy having fruit salad at breakfast.

• I am crazy about donuts. I am crazy about eating donuts.

• I prefer apple juice to tea. I prefer drinking apple juice to drinking tea.

expressing dislikes

• I don't like salami or sausages. I don't like eating salami or sausages.

• I hate muffins. I hate eating muffins.

• I dislike eggs with sausages.

• 
  

• 
  

making offers

• Dou you want - - - ?

• Would you like - - - ?

• Do you want some coffee? - Yes, please.

• Want a slice of pizza? - No, thanks.

• Would you like to eat something? - I'm full. Thank you.

accepting an offer

• Yes, please.

• Sure, thanks.

• Okay. Thank you.

• Yes, I'd like some.

• Yes, I'd love one.

refusing an offer

• No, thank you.

• No, but thanks for offering.

• No, thanks

• 
  

• 
  

enjoy your meal!!!

• Guten Appetit! (German)

• Bon Appetit! (French)

• Buon Appetito! (Italian)

a-an-some-any

how much-how many