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This document discusses food and drink preferences in three sentences or less: The document provides questions to ask classmates about their favorite foods and drinks, including fruits, vegetables, desserts, and beverages. A table is included for writing answers using words like "like," "don't like," and "prefer." Finally, common foods and drinks are listed with the times they are consumed.
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- 1. Food and drink Food & Drink Listening Present simple tense
- 3. 1 Look at the photos. Tell your partner what you see and then complete the puzzle below to find the word in the yellow squares
- 6. Ask your classmates •What do you like? –I like apples but I don’t like grapes.
- 7. ANSWER •What’s your favourite…? •Fruit •Vegetable •Dessert •Drink I like……. best I prefer…… I quite like…….. ……are OK I hate…….
- 11. 1. come 2. go 3. not / go 4. stay 5. begin 6. watch 7. eat 8. listen 9. ring 10. drink 11. eat 12. receive 13. clean 14. make 15. do 16. send 17. enjoy 18. not / go
- 14. It’s ten past three It’s ten o’clock It’s a quarter past seven It’s half past nine It’s twenty to two It’s twenty-five past two It’s five to five It’s a quarter to eleven It’s a quarter past eight It’s half past two It’s twelve o’clock It’s five past six
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