Lesson 4

Adjectives for food

Crispy

Bland

Delicious

Healthy

Junk Food

Spicy food

Salty

Sweet

Verbs for cooking

To bake

To grill

To broil

To fry

To Boil

To roast

Conversation

Student 1:  Hey this looks good. Snails in garlic butter! Have you ever eaten snails?

Student 2: No, I haven’t

Student 1: Oh, they’re delicious. I had them last time we ate here. Would you like to try some?

Student 2: No, thanks. They sound gross .

Student 1: so have you decided on an appetizer yet?

Student 2: I think I’ll have fried frog legs

Student 1: frog legs? Now that really sounds gross.

Common expressions

I appreciate it / I really appreciate your help

Never mind

What do you mean?

How can I help you?

I’ll be with you in a moment

I’m about to…

It’s not a big deal

Never mind

I guess

I don’t care about…/ I’m not interested in…

Get over it

You look like a million dollars

Simple past vs present perfect

Simple past

I lived in madrid in 1990

They ate Chinese food yesterday

Did you see that movie?

 I was in italy last year.

Present perfect

I’ve lived in madrid

They’ve eaten Chinese food        

Have you seen that movie?

I’ve been to Italy

New words and expressions

Looks yummy

Pour some honey on top

I never heard of that 

Fry it using a pan

Cut it into pieces