lunes, 26 de marzo de 2012

Cooking Verbs

1. Cut
2. Remove
3. Put, Place
4. Crush
5. Spray, Sprinkle
6. Add
7. Continue
8. Beat; Whisk
9. Combine
10. Pour
11. Stir
12. Cover
13. Slice
14. Melt, Thaw
15. Snap, Break
16. Cook
17. Strain
18. Sprinkle
19. Taste
20. Roll

miércoles, 21 de marzo de 2012

March 21st, 2012

1. Mark and Pete aren't eating. They are drinking tea.
2. My sister doesn't have a new car.
3. We sometimes cook at my mom's house.
4. Do you usually sing in your car?
5. What shoes do you want?
6. I'm busy right now. I'm washing dishes.
7. He needs money for the books.
8. Who is swimming in the pool right now?
9. Are you going to school tomorrow?
10. Mrs. write doesn't like carrots.

March 20th, 2012

1. Who is drinking water rigth now?
2. She sings at school on Fridays.
3. My sister is playing the piano next wednesday.
4. Susan is going to Hillo this moment.
5. Jerry isn't working on the weekend.
6. She sometimes visits her family.
7. Are you going to Agua Prieta tomorrow?
8. Where do you have lunch every day?
9. They never read at home.
10. Jack isn't listening to the radio now.

martes, 13 de marzo de 2012

DRINKS AND FOODS: NON-COUNT NOUNS

Chicken
 Bread
 Butter
 Coffee
 Fish
 Juice
 Meat
 Milk
 Oil
 Pasta
 Pepper
 Rice
 Salt
 Soda
 Sugar
 Tea
 Water

FRUITS

Apricots
 Figs
 Lemon
 Prunes
 Raisins
 Apple
 Avocado
 Bananas
 Figs
 Grapefruit
 Grapes
 Honeydew melon
 Kiwi
 Lime
 Mango
 Orange
 Papaya
 Peaches
 Pear
 Pineapple
 Raspberries
 Strawberries
 Tangerine
 Tomato
 Watermelon

VEGETABLES

Cabbage
 Lettuce
 Asparagus
 Beans
 Broccoli
 Brussels sprouts
Carrot 
 Cauliflower
 Celery
 Corn
 Cucumber
 An eggplant
 Garlic
 Leeks
 Peas
Onion
 Papper
 Potato