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5. complicated

6. crust

7. scratch

8. ingredient

9. topping

11. How to use comma (,)
Rules for comma usage
1. Use a comma to separate the elements in a series
(three or more things), including last two.
Example: You will have to make dough using flour,
water, and yeast.

12. 2. Use a comma + a little conjunction ( for, and, nor, but, or,
yet, so) to connect two independent clauses.
Example: Making the perfect pizza can be complicated, but
there are lots of ways for you to make a more basic version at
home.
3. Use a comma to set off introductory elements.
Example: Now that you have your crust and your sauce,
you need to add the cheese.

13. My pizza

16. About the passage
•What’s the passage about?
Answer: Pizza.
• Is it easy to make pizza?
Answer: No, it’s not.
• Is the flour is one of the pizza’s ingredients?
Answer: Yes, it is.
• What are the ingredients of pizza?
Answer: Crust, flour, water, yeast, sauce,
cheese, and topping.

18. Activity 1

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5 6
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20. 1. What is the passage about?

21. 2. When you want to make pizza,
what you have to begin with?

22. 3. What will you have to knead
the dough with?

23. 4. Where can you buy the crust if
you have no time to make it by
yourself?

24. 5. After you have chosen you
crust, what will you do next?

25. 6. What ingredients to
make sauce.

26. 7. When you have your crust
and your sauce, what you need
to do next?

27. 8. Where the cheese comes from?

28. 9. When you have your crust,
sauce, and cheese,
what you need to add next?

29. 10. Can we add vegetables as
a pizza’s topping?

32. shrimp
Green pepper chicken
hot dog sauce

33. GOOD
JOB