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Learn and Talk I – Lesson 32 ©

2016 Acadsoc Limited

Cooking
Learn and Talk I – Lesson 32 ©
2016 Acadsoc Limited

Vocabulary
*If the student knows ALL the vocabularies below, please look for some extra ones.

1. Dish /dɪʃ/ [noun]


the food served in a meal

2. Cook /kʊk/ [noun]


someone who prepares and cooks food for eating at home, in a restaurant, etc.

3. Recipe /ˈresəpi/ [noun]


a set of instructions for making food

4. Cuisine /kwɪˈziːn/ [noun]


a style of cooking

5. Cutlery /ˈkʌtlɚi/ [noun]


forks, spoons, and knives used for serving and eating food
Learn and Talk I – Lesson 32 ©
2016 Acadsoc Limited

Sentence Structure
*Introduce the student the sentence structures listed below.

Statement: I am hungry!
Possible Answer: Let’s eat.
Let’s grab a bite.
Learn and Talk I – Lesson 32 ©
2016 Acadsoc Limited

Discussion
*Always elaborate from the student’s answers in order to build an INTERACTIVE CONVERSATION. If the student doesn’t like the questions below,
please construct some extra questions related to the topic. (DO NOT GO OVER ALL THE QUESTIONS)

1. Do you know how to cook? Are you a good cook? What dishes can you cook? What is the dish
you can cook the best?

2. What is the typical Chinese food you cook for breakfast, lunch and dinner?

3. Do you prefer Chinese food or food from other countries? Do you know how to cook other
cuisines, such as Japanese, Korean, Italian, etc.?

4. When was the last time you cooked? Who did you cook for? What did you cook?

5. Do you think of the color of food when you cook? Do you think of the nutrition of
food when you cook? Do you have your own recipes when you cook?
Learn and Talk I – Lesson 32 ©
2016 Acadsoc Limited

Further Reading
http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/photos/50-states-50-breakfasts.html

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