food & cooking
A2 Elementary

Food & Cooking β€” A2 English Lesson

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delicious
delicious /duh-LIH-shus/
adjective
tastes very good
"This soup is delicious."
spicy
spicy /SPY-see/
adjective
food with a hot, strong taste like pepper
"I like spicy food."
oven
oven /UH-vun/
noun
a hot box in the kitchen for cooking
"Bake the bread in the oven."
snack
snack /SNACK/
noun
a small food you eat between meals
"I ate an apple as a snack."
sweet
sweet /SWEET/
adjective
tastes like sugar
"The cake is very sweet."
kitchen
kitchen /KIH-chin/
noun
the room where you cook food
"She cooks dinner in the kitchen."
dessert
dessert /duh-ZERT/
noun
sweet food you eat after a meal
"Ice cream is my favorite dessert."
fresh
fresh /FRESH/
adjective
food that is new, not old
"I buy fresh bread every morning."
grill
grill /GRIL/
verb
cook food over a fire
"We grilled fish for dinner."
soup
soup /SOOP/
noun
hot food with vegetables in water
"I had hot soup for lunch."
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πŸ“Grammar: 5A: Past tenses - simple, continuous, perfect

**Past simple** is for finished actions in the past. *I cooked a delicious soup yesterday.* The action finished yesterday. **Past continuous** is for an action in progress at a past time. *I was cooking soup at seven o'clock.* At that time, the action was still happening. We often use them together. *I was cooking soup when my friend called.* The long action **was cooking** was interrupted by the short action **called**. **Past perfect** (**had** + past participle) is for the earlier of two past actions. *When I arrived, they had eaten the sweet dessert.* They ate it before I arrived.

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