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Vocabulary exercises to help learn words for talking about holidays.

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glasses: lentes
landline: telefono fijo
letter: carta
briefcase: maletín
ticket: boleto
keys: llaves
computer: computadora
wallet: billetera
purse: monedero
rucksack: mochila

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Vocabulary exercises to help you learn words for everyday objects.

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warehouse: deposito
sale: venta
(%) off: descuento
printer: impresora
savings: ahorros
begins: inicia, comienza
half: mitad

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Look at the flyer and do the exercises to practise and improve your reading skills.

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Listen to the conversation and do the exercises to practise and improve your listening skills.

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lost: perdido
male: masculino
female: femenino
reward: recompensa
safe: seguro, a salvo
date: fecha

Name: Sherry
Age: 3 years old
Gender: male

Ayudanos a encontrar nuestro perro. Se perdió en Central Park cerca del Café Lago Azul.

When?: Monday 10th June at 4 p.m

Reward: $500 for safe return

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Look at the poster for a lost dog and do the exercises to practise and improve your reading skills.

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Check your understanding: ordering

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Gemma and Jack are having a picnic. But Jack doesn't feel well ...

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04.10!

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Are you an elementary (CEFR level A1) learner of English? Practise and improve your reading skills with these texts and exercises.

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accomodation: alojamiento
advice: consejo
beer: cerveza
behaviour: comportamiento
cash: efectivo
coffee: café
equipment: equipamiento
evidence: evidencia
furniture: mueble
fruit: fruta
health: salud
homework: tarea
knowledge: conocimiento
luggage: equipaje
news: noticias
money: dinero
noise: ruido
permission: permiso
popcorn: pochoclo
progress: progreso
proof: prueba
research: investigación
rubbish: basura
sugar: azúcar
space: espacio
scenery: escenario
toast: tostada
tráfico
trouble: problema
travel: viajar
weather: clima
work: trabajo
world: mundo

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¡Esperamos que vengas más fresco que un huerto de lechugas porque toca examen! Vamos a repasar los sustantivos contables e incontables en inglés! Uy ... ¿eso que oigo es una vocecilla en tu cabeza que dice?: Come on! This is easy as pie! 🥧🥧

Nos enfrentamos principalmente a dos problemas:

Nos hacemos un lío con los cuantificadores (few, little, many, much ...).

Algunos sustantivos que son contables en español, no lo son en inglés.

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Sustantivos contables e incontables en inglés -¿Sabes cómo usarlos?

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¡Esperamos que vengas más fresco que un huerto de lechugas porque toca examen! Vamos a repasar los sustantivos contables e incontables en inglés! Uy ... ¿eso que oigo es una vocecilla en tu cabeza que dice?: Come on! This is easy as pie!

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Un animal extraño ha entrado al zoológico. ¿A dónde debería ir? Observa dónde el guardián del zoológico coloca al animal nuevo en el cuento.

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Dino the family dog helps to keep people safe on the roads. What did he do last week? Watch and find out!

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Countries and nationalities exercises for elementary and intermediate level esl. English vocabulary exercises; countries, nationalites, flags, languages. Free exercises online

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Animals are the living beings that we share the Earth with. Some animals are domestic which means they are tamed and not wild. Some domestic animals are kept for farming purposes while pets are kept as companions. Wild animals are untamed and they live in their natural environment. There are many kinds of animals, so we put them into some groups. Basic animal groups are mammals, reptiles, birds, invertebrates, fish and amphibians.

⬤ Pictures of animals with pronunciations

You can learn names of animals here with pronunciations. Click on a picture to listen to the pronunciation.
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Carnivores are the animals that eat meat such as lion, wolf, crocodile, eagle etc.
Herbivores are the animals that eat plant. For example zebra, kangaroo, elephant, deer etc.
Omnivores are the animals that eat both plant and meat.

A vet is an specialist who takes care of the animal health. They are trained people with medical degree.

There are some endangered animals. This means number of the animals of this kind is decreasing. Click to learn about the endangered animals in the world.

Extinct animal means this animal no longer lives on Earth. For example the bird dodo became extinct about 300 years ago.

⬤ Farm animals picture vocabulary with pronunciations

Learn farm animals vocabulary in English with pictures and pronunciation below. To learn how to say farm animals in English click on any image.

⬤ Word list of animals in English

⬤ Flashcards exercise about animals vocabulary

Tap on a flashcard to flip it and see the animal name on it. This exercise helps you memorize the names of animals.

Click on a card to see an animal name. Then say the name of the animal in your own language.

⬤ Example sentences about animals

1. Lions eat meat.

2. Giraffes are the tallest land animals.

3. A cow is a farm animal.

4. An elephant is a mammal.

5. Snakes are reptiles.

6. Koalas are in danger of extinction.

7. Some fish lost their habitats because of drought.

8. Polar bears become endangered because of climate change.

9. Wild life is important for wild animals.

10. Lions have got sharp and big teeth.

11. Tigers are carnivore.

12. We should save natural habitat.

13. Wild life is important for wild animals.

14. We should keep seas clean.

15. We shouldn't wear fur.

16. We shouldn't hunt seals for their fur.

⬤ Asking questions about animals

1. What do pandas look like? - Pandas are big animals. They have thick white coat with blacks patches.

2. What do pandas hunt? - They don't hunt. They mostly eat leaf.

3. Where do pandas live? - They live in China.

4. How much do pandas weigh? - They weigh about 100 Kg.

5. What do pandas eat? - They eat bamboo leaves.

6. Which wild animals do you want to touch? - I want to touch eagles.

7. Where can you see Kangaroos? - You can see kangaroos in Australia.

8. When did dodo become extinct? - Dodo became extinct in the 17th century.

9. What do tigers eat? - They eat meat.

10. How tall are the giraffes? - They are about 18 feet tall.

11. Where do Asian Elephants live? - They live in Asia

12. What should we do to protect endangered animals? - We should protect their habitat.

⬤ Reading passage about animals

Giraffes
Giraffes are mammals. Giraffes are the tallest animals on the land. They are 1.8-meter tall. The legs of a giraffe are about 2 meters long. A giraffe's heart is about a half a meter long and weighs about 11 kilograms. Its lungs can hold 55 liters of air. Both male and female giraffes have horns. Giraffes are so big. So they don't need to hide from any other animals. If they are in danger, they can defend themselves with a strong kick. They can also run very fast-around 56 kilometers per hour. They always look elegant and calm.

Jaguars
The jaguar is a wild animal. It is carnivore. Jaguars have strong teeth. They are powerful big-headed animals. Most jaguars have black spots on their bodies. Some jaguars are so dark that they appear to be spotless. They live in watery habitats such as swamplands of central and South America. They are good swimmers. Jaguars can eat larger animals such as deer. They sometimes climb trees to wait their prey. Jaguars are proficient hunters of wildlife.

⬤ Images of animals vocabulary to download and share

⬤ Worksheets about animals to download and share

There are some worksheets about animals vocabulary below. These printable ESL worksheets are free to download and share. They have pdf and jpg image formats. You can choose whichever you like.

External resource links:
You can jump to animals category page to find extra activities and games in this website by clicking . However, there are some external links that may help you. You can click to watch a video about animals. You can also play games about animals vocabulary or . And and and are pdf flashcards about animals.

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Names of Animals in English: Flashcards Tests Pronunciations

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Animals are the living beings that we share the Earth with. Some animals are domestic which means they are tamed and not wild. Some domestic animals are kept for farming purposes while pets are kept as companions. Wild animals are untamed and they live in their natural environment.

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hand tools vocabulary esl printable flashcards with words for kids

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blender: batidora
cookbook: libro de cocina
cutlery: cubiertos
cutting board: tabla
dishwasher: lavavajillas
frying pan: sartén
glasses: vasos / copas
grater: rallador
jug: taza
kitchen paper: rollo de cocina
knife: cuchillo
microwave: microondas
mug: taza
peeler: pelador
pots: ollas
refrigerator / fridge: heladera
rolling pin: palo de amasar
saucepan: cacerola
sink: pileta
toaster: tostadora

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1. Los demonstrative determiners

Los demonstrative determiners se utilizan mayoritariamente para especificar o señalar a personas, animales o cosas en función de su proximidad o lejanía teniendo en cuenta la posición del hablante:

Esto/e/a

Eso/e/a, aquel, aquello/a

Estos/as

Esos/as, aquellos/as

Los demonstrative determiners en inglés no hacen distinción de género (masculino/femenino) pero sí de número (singular/plural).

2. ¿Cómo se utilizan los demonstrative determiners?

Los demonstrative determiners se utilizan según la situación y el número, principalmente teniendo en cuenta la posición del hablante:

Se utiliza cuando hablamos de un solo elemento que se encuentra a poca distancia del hablante.

Se usa cuando hablamos de más de un elemento que se encuentra a poca distancia del hablante.

THAT ( Eso/e/a, aquel, aquello/a)

Se utiliza cuando hablamos de un solo elemento que se encuentra a una cierta distancia del hablante.

THOSE ( Esos/as, aquellos/as)

Se usa cuando hablamos de más de un elemento que se encuentra a una cierta distancia del hablante.

También utilizamos los determinantes demostrativos cuando introducimos a alguien o preguntamos por alguien a través del teléfono, utilizando las construcciones This is.../These are... e Is that...?, respectivamente:

3. ¿Qué función desempeñan los demonstrative determiners?

Para saber si el demostrativo actúa como un adjetivo o un pronombre es importante tener en cuenta el siguiente aspecto:

Si aparecen sin ir acompañados de ningún elemento significa que están sustituyendo a un sustantivo mencionado anteriormente o que se puede deducir por el contexto, por lo que en estos casos nos encontramos ante un pronombre.

¡Recuerda!

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Los demonstrative determiners se utilizan mayoritariamente para especificar o señalar a personas, animales o cosas en función de su proximidad o lejanía teniendo en cuenta la posición del hablante: Esto/e/a Eso/e/a, aquel, aquello/a Estos/as Esos/as, aquellos/as Los demonstrative determiners en inglés no hacen distinción de género (masculino/femenino) pero sí de número (singular/plural).

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1. Los posesivos

Los possessives mi, mío, tu, tuyo, su, suyo, etc., se utilizan para indicar que algo pertenece o forma parte de algo. Varían según el poseedor y no según la cantidad poseída.

2. Los possessive adjectives y los possessive pronouns
¹ El its casi no se utiliza, podemos decir que su uso es muy raro.
3. ¿Cómo se utilizan los possessive adjectives y los possessive pronouns?

4. Aspectos que hay que tener en cuenta

Los possessive adjectives preceden a un sustantivo mientras que los possessive pronouns no preceden a ningún sustantivo.

This is my car.

Este es mi coche.

This car is mine.

Este coche es mío.

Recuerda que con los possessive pronouns se utiliza la estructura sujeto + of + pronombre para designar una o varias personas de entre un grupo.

¡Recuerda!

1. Los posesivos

Los possessives mi, mío, tu, tuyo, su, suyo, etc., se utilizan para indicar que algo pertenece o forma parte de algo. Varían según el poseedor y no según la cantidad poseída.

2. Los possessive adjectives y los possessive pronouns
¹ El its casi no se utiliza, podemos decir que su uso es muy raro.
3. ¿Cómo se utilizan los possessive adjectives y los possessive pronouns?

4. Aspectos que hay que tener en cuenta

Los possessive adjectives preceden a un sustantivo mientras que los possessive pronouns no preceden a ningún sustantivo.

This is my car.

Este es mi coche.

This car is mine.

Este coche es mío.

Recuerda que con los possessive pronouns se utiliza la estructura sujeto + of + pronombre para designar una o varias personas de entre un grupo.

¡Recuerda!

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Los possessives mi, mío, tu, tuyo, su, suyo, etc., se utilizan para indicar que algo pertenece o forma parte de algo. Varían según el poseedor y no según la cantidad poseída. 1 El its casi no se utiliza, podemos decir que su uso es muy raro.

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My Daily Routine in Ramadan We wake up to sahur at 4 o'clock. We eat like breakfast. When we eat sahur we start to fast. We eat nothing from sunrise to sunset. And ı sleep 4 hours, and then I wake up at school at 6.30.

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Mirar de vuelta como tarea
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Prepositions of Place (full explanation)

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Prepositions of Place (full explanation)

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Las prepositions of place expresan la posición exacta en la que se encuentra un elemento. Se colocan siempre entre el verbo y el lugar.

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Places in a City - Learn English Vocabulary

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Animals are the living beings that we share the Earth with. Some animals are domestic which means they are tamed and not wild. Some domestic animals are kept for farming purposes while pets are kept as companions. Wild animals are untamed and they live in their natural environment. There are many kinds of animals, so we put them into some groups. Basic animal groups are mammals, reptiles, birds, invertebrates, fish and amphibians.

⬤ Pictures of animals with pronunciations

You can learn names of animals here with pronunciations. Click on a picture to listen to the pronunciation.
The browser you are using does not support HTML5 audio playback. Sorry.

Carnivores are the animals that eat meat such as lion, wolf, crocodile, eagle etc.
Herbivores are the animals that eat plant. For example zebra, kangaroo, elephant, deer etc.
Omnivores are the animals that eat both plant and meat.

A vet is an specialist who takes care of the animal health. They are trained people with medical degree.

There are some endangered animals. This means number of the animals of this kind is decreasing. Click to learn about the endangered animals in the world.

Extinct animal means this animal no longer lives on Earth. For example the bird dodo became extinct about 300 years ago.

⬤ Farm animals picture vocabulary with pronunciations

Learn farm animals vocabulary in English with pictures and pronunciation below. To learn how to say farm animals in English click on any image.

⬤ Word list of animals in English

⬤ Flashcards exercise about animals vocabulary

Tap on a flashcard to flip it and see the animal name on it. This exercise helps you memorize the names of animals.

Click on a card to see an animal name. Then say the name of the animal in your own language.

⬤ Example sentences about animals

1. Lions eat meat.

2. Giraffes are the tallest land animals.

3. A cow is a farm animal.

4. An elephant is a mammal.

5. Snakes are reptiles.

6. Koalas are in danger of extinction.

7. Some fish lost their habitats because of drought.

8. Polar bears become endangered because of climate change.

9. Wild life is important for wild animals.

10. Lions have got sharp and big teeth.

11. Tigers are carnivore.

12. We should save natural habitat.

13. Wild life is important for wild animals.

14. We should keep seas clean.

15. We shouldn't wear fur.

16. We shouldn't hunt seals for their fur.

⬤ Asking questions about animals

1. What do pandas look like? - Pandas are big animals. They have thick white coat with blacks patches.

2. What do pandas hunt? - They don't hunt. They mostly eat leaf.

3. Where do pandas live? - They live in China.

4. How much do pandas weigh? - They weigh about 100 Kg.

5. What do pandas eat? - They eat bamboo leaves.

6. Which wild animals do you want to touch? - I want to touch eagles.

7. Where can you see Kangaroos? - You can see kangaroos in Australia.

8. When did dodo become extinct? - Dodo became extinct in the 17th century.

9. What do tigers eat? - They eat meat.

10. How tall are the giraffes? - They are about 18 feet tall.

11. Where do Asian Elephants live? - They live in Asia

12. What should we do to protect endangered animals? - We should protect their habitat.

⬤ Reading passage about animals

Giraffes
Giraffes are mammals. Giraffes are the tallest animals on the land. They are 1.8-meter tall. The legs of a giraffe are about 2 meters long. A giraffe's heart is about a half a meter long and weighs about 11 kilograms. Its lungs can hold 55 liters of air. Both male and female giraffes have horns. Giraffes are so big. So they don't need to hide from any other animals. If they are in danger, they can defend themselves with a strong kick. They can also run very fast-around 56 kilometers per hour. They always look elegant and calm.

Jaguars
The jaguar is a wild animal. It is carnivore. Jaguars have strong teeth. They are powerful big-headed animals. Most jaguars have black spots on their bodies. Some jaguars are so dark that they appear to be spotless. They live in watery habitats such as swamplands of central and South America. They are good swimmers. Jaguars can eat larger animals such as deer. They sometimes climb trees to wait their prey. Jaguars are proficient hunters of wildlife.

⬤ Images of animals vocabulary to download and share

⬤ Worksheets about animals to download and share

There are some worksheets about animals vocabulary below. These printable ESL worksheets are free to download and share. They have pdf and jpg image formats. You can choose whichever you like.

External resource links:
You can jump to animals category page to find extra activities and games in this website by clicking . However, there are some external links that may help you. You can click to watch a video about animals. You can also play games about animals vocabulary or . And and and are pdf flashcards about animals.

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Names of Animals in English: Flashcards Tests Pronunciations

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Animals are the living beings that we share the Earth with. Some animals are domestic which means they are tamed and not wild. Some domestic animals are kept for farming purposes while pets are kept as companions. Wild animals are untamed and they live in their natural environment.

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1. ¿Cómo te va?
2. Tanto tiempo
3. ¿Qué has estado haciendo?
4. No puedo quejarme
5. ¿Cómo se sabe?
6. Eso es una buena = Esa es una buena broma!
7. Es muy amable de su parte!
8. Gracias de todos modos
9. Gracias de antemano!
10. No te preocupes
11. ¿Qué está pasando?
12. ¿Te entendí bien?
13. No lo tomes a pecho
14. no escuche la última palabra
15. Lo siento, no estaba escuchando
16. No importa
17. Los dedos cruzados!
18. Vaya, eso explica muchas cosas.
19. Puede pasar
20. Siento molestarte
21. Estaré contigo en un minuto
22. ¿Dónde estábamos?
23. Lo siento, no te entendi
24. Qué afortunado!
25. Me asusté
26. Bien por vos!
27. Tienes que estar bromeando!
28. Ánimo!
29. Vamos, vos podes hacerlo!
30. Manten el buen trabajo!
31. No es el fin del mundo
32. Eso es increíble!
33. Ahí tenes!
34. 44. Ni un poco!
35. No hay lugar para la duda
36. Te texteo!
37. No vale la pena!
38. Vos mandas!
39. Hace un esfuerzo adicional ...
40. Subir un cambio
41. Contrólate = Cálmate y comportate normalmente
42. Me vendiste! = Me ha convencido de algo
43. No podría importarme menos = usado para expresar la falta total de interés en algo
44. Eso es una obviedad = decisión fácil
45. te equivocaste
46. ​​Me está volviendo loco!
47. ¿Me puede cubrir? = ¿Puede trabajar en mi lugar?
48. Será mejor que me vaya
49. Gracias a Dios es viernes
50. Tenga cuidado!

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1. How is it going?
2. Long time no see you!
3. What have you been up to?
4. Can’t complain
5. How do you know?
6. That’s a good one = That’s a good joke!
7. It’s very kind of you!
8. Thank you anyway
9. Thank you in advance!
10. No worries
11. What’s going on?
12. Did I get you right?
13. Don’t take it to heart
14. I didn’t catch the last word
15. Sorry, I wasn’t listening
16. It doesn’t matter
17. Fingers crossed!
18. Oh, that. That explains it.
19. Things happen
20. Sorry to bother you
21. I’ll be with you in a minute
22. Where were we?
23. I’m sorry, I didn’t catch you
24. Lucky you!
25. I freaked out = to become very angry, scared or excited
26. Good for you!
27. You’ve got to be kidding me!
28. Cheer up!
29. Come on, you can do it!
30. Keep up the good work!
31. It's not the end of the world
32. That’s lit! = That’s amazing!
33. There you go!
34. 44. Not a bit!
35. There is no room for doubt
36. I’ll text you!
37. It’s not worth it!
38. You rock!
39. You should go the extra mile…
40. Step up your game = Start performing better
41. Pull yourself together = Calm down and behave normally
42. You sold me! = You convinced me on something
43. Couldn’t care less = used to express total lack of interest in something
44. This is a no-brainer = Easy decision
45. You screwed up
46. You are driving me nuts!
47. Can you cover me? = Can you work in my place?
48. I’d better be going
49. Thank heavens it’s Friday
50. Take care!

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Today we are going to practice some useful Spanish vocabulary related to sweets and desserts.
Hoy vamos a practicar vocabulario español útil relacionado con dulces y postres.
Use the player below to listen to and repeat the pronunciation of the words in Spanish:
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Sweets and desserts - Dulces y postres
pie - el pastel
biscuits/cookies - las galletas
bun - el bollo
cake - la tarta
sponge - el bizcoho
sweets/candies - los caramelos
carrot cake - la tarta de zanahoria
cheesecake - la tarta de queso
chocolate - el chocolate
chocolate bar - la tableta de chocolate
chocolate bonbon - el bombón
chocolate chip cookie - la galleta con trozos de chocolate
chocolate milkshake - el batido de chocolate
chocolate sauce - la salsa de chocolate
hot chocolate - el chocolate caliente
dark chocolate - el chocolate negro
white chocolate - el chocolate blanco
milk chocolate - el chocolate con leche
crepe - el crepe
cupcake - la magdalena
custard -las natillas
doughnut - la rosquilla/el dónut
fudge - el caramelo de dulce de leche
ice cream - el helado
jelly - la gelatina
lollipop - la piruleta
macaroons - los macarons
meringue - el merengue
mousse - la mousse
muffins - la magdalena grande
pastry - el hojaldre
profiteroles - los profiteroles
pudding - el pudín
rice pudding - el arroz con leche
swiss roll - el brazo gitano
tarts - las tartaletas
wafer - la oblea
waffle - el gofre

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spanish vocabulary related to sweets and desserts

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Today we are going to practice some useful Spanish vocabulary related to sweets and desserts. Hoy vamos a practicar vocabulario español útil relacionado con dulces y postres.

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Foods are edible nutritious stuff that we get for living. Some processed food include ingredients such as flour, oil and vegetables. In fact some foods are consumed as raw and some are cooked, so it takes time to prepare and serve food. If you have skill you can prepare your meal with home made food or just order your fast food to save time.

⬤ Names of foods in English

Food is the nourishment that people and animals eat or drink to survive. Food supply energy and nutrition. It consists of protein, carbohydrates, fat vitamins, water and minerals. Food is generally produced from animals and plants by means of farming or agriculture. Liquids that we get as a source of nourishment is called "drinks" or "beverages".

⬤ Vocabulary of foods with images

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⬤ Word list of foods in English

BREAKFAST FOODS

CONDIMENTS AND SAUCES

SNACKS

SPICES

⬤ Talking about foods in English

We use " of" to talk about the food in containers.
Examples:
a bag of potatoes
a bar of chocolate
a kilo of rice
a bottle of milk
a carton of milk
a box of eggs
a jar of jam
a pack of butter
a packet of biscuits
a packet of crisps
a tin of baked beans

NOTE: Don't forget to put s if the amount is in plural form.
a kilo of sugar
2 kilo s of sugar

a bottle of milk
3 bottle s of milk

We use the verbs " have" or " eat" to talk about food
Examples:
I eat an apple every day.
I have breakfast at 8 AM.
Other words about food and eating
hungry
thirsty
full
breakfast
lunch
dinner
fast

For detailed information you can visit list of food on Wikipedia by clicking here

1. I am thirsty. Can I have a glass of water?

2. I am hungry. I want fried potatoes.

3. I am full. I don't want anything.

4. There is a toast on the plate.

5. I would like a cup of coffee.

6. I have breakfast at 7.30 AM.

7. Pizza is my favourite food.

8. She wants to eat salad before the meal.

9. It's a cold day. I will have some hot soup.

⬤ Asking questions about foods

1. Are you hungry? - Yes, I want some soup, please.

2. What is your favourite food? - My favourite food is fried chicken

3. Can I have a sandwich, please. - Yes, of course.

4. Do you want some bread? - Yes, please.

5. What do you have for lunch? - I have a sandwich.

6. How about some honey? - No, thanks. I am full.

7. What about some cheese? - No, thanks. I am full.

8. Do you want some cake? - No, thanks.

9. Are you thirsty? Do you want some fruit juice? - Thanks, maybe later.

10. Want some pizza? - Sure, of course.

11. What time do you have breakfast? - I have breakfast at about 8 AM.

12. What would you like to eat? - I would like to eat a bagel, please.

13. What would you like to drink? - I would like to drink orange juice, please.

14. Would you like something to eat? - I'll have soup, please.

15. Would you like something to drink? - I'll have a glass of water.

16. Would you like to order any drinks? - No, not now. Thanks.

17. Did you enjoy the meal? - Yes, It was very delicious.

18. How much is a hamburger? - That's $5

FOOD FOR ENERGY (Reading passage):
We need energy to live. People eat both plants and animals as food. We eat vegetable, fruits, meat, cereal, dairy products and so on. So we get the energy from our food. When we eat plants and meat, we get energy from them. But if you eat too much, you get fat. It is not healthy. People must not eat much food. Besides, people must eat healthy food and they must have a balanced diet to live longer.

⬤ Foods vocabulary exercises

External resource links:
You can click and watch a video about foods . And foods in English can be learned here. You may also read articles about foods. For example, you can read and listen "Some Foods Can Be Medicine" or learn "Types of Food" here.

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Food Names in English 🍕 with Pictures and Pronunciation

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Foods are edible nutritious stuff that we get for living. Some processed food include ingredients such as flour, oil and vegetables. In fact some foods are consumed as raw and some are cooked, so it takes time to prepare and serve food.

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A vegetable is edible plant or part of a plant such as stems, leaves and roots. Some examples of vegetables are potato, onion, bean and spinach. Vegetables differ from the fruits according to their taste and structure. In general fruits have sweet taste, and they are the fleshy product of a tree or other plant with seeds in them, however vegetables are not sweet, and they can be any part of a plant.

Herbs are any plant that are used for flavouring, medical purposes, or perfume.

Spices are aromatic powdery vegetable products that are used for flavoring or preserving food.

A vegetarian is someone who does not eat meat or fish. This can be because of health, religious or moral concerns.

After this brief information about vegetables, let's go on with the vegetables vocabulary. On this page you can learn vegetables vocabulary with funny games, puzzles, flashcards, pronunciations, quizzes and tests.

Here is a list of vegetables with pictures and pronunciations. Click on any image to listen to the pronunciation.
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The flashcards below have vegetable images on them. Click to see the names of the vegetables in English.

This activity is designed to help you learn the names of vegetables. Flip the card and guess the meaning of it in your native language.

1. It is a carrot.

2. This is a potato.

3. These are onions.

4. There are four tomatoes in the basket.

5. I like mushrooms.

6. I don't like beans.

7. He doesn't like cabbage.

8. You should eat vegetables regularly.

9. I bought a kilo of spinach.

10. I like fresh vegetable.

11. She likes eating fresh vegetables.

12. Elif likes vegetables.

13. This vegetable has a nice smell.

14. There are a lot of vegetable fields here.

15. Eggplant is a summer vegetable.

1. What is this? - This is a turnip.

2. Do you like olives? - Yes, I like olives.

3. Does Sarah like pepper? - Yes, she likes pepper.

4. Would you like some vegetable? - Yes, please.

5. Which vegetable do you like most? - I like potatoes most.

6. Do you peel a zucchini? - Yes, I do.

7. What is your favorite vegetable? - My favoutrite vegetable is tomato.

8. How much is a kilo of corn? - 8 dolars.

9. Where does olives grow in the world? - Olives grow in the Mediterranean .

10. How do you eat pumpkin? - I peel and cut the pumpkin.

EATING VEGETABLES
Vegetables are very good for our health. Everybody should eat them regularly. There are many reasons for this. First, you don't always cook them. You can eat some of them fresh. Second, it is very easy to find. They grow everywhere. Third, they have fiber that is very good for digestion. In addition, vegetables have low calories. So you don't gain weight. Moreover, vegetables prevent some diseases such as heart disease and cancer. Beside these, vegetables have vitamins and minerals. Lastly, vegetables have very good taste and smell. You have many reasons to include vegetables in your food habits.

VEGETABLES
People love eating vegetables. Do you? In fact there are many reasons to eat vegetables. Vegetables are good and healthy. There are different kinds of vegetables to taste. There are so many ways to eat vegetables. Eating vegetables keeps us healthy and fit. As dietitians say we should eat vegetables everyday. Vegetables are colorful and delicious. They taste good and it is better to eat vegetables with other foods.

⬤ Picture quiz about vegetables

This multiple choice picture quiz has one vegetable image and four options. Select the relevant option from the list.

⬤ Listening test with pictures about vegetables

Click the play button and listen to the name of a vegetable. Then select the image of the vegetable from the list.

⬤ Writing test with pictures

Start the test and write the name of the vegetable you see. Try to get as high points as you can.

⬤ Spelling test about vegetables

Listen to the name of a vegetable and then type it correctly below.

These are worksheets about vegetables vocabulary below. You are completely free to download and share these printable ESL worksheets. There are two formats: pdf and jpg image.

* Vegetables activity worksheet

* Vegetables word scramble game worksheet

* Vegetables word search puzzle worksheet

External resource links:
You can jump to vegetables category page to find extra activities and games in this website by clicking . However, there are some external links that may help you. You can click to watch a video about vegetables. You can also play games about vegetables vocabulary or . And is a pdf flashcards about vegetables.

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Vegetables Vocabulary in English - With Games Pictures Sounds and Quizzes

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A vegetable is edible plant or part of a plant such as stems, leaves and roots. Some examples of vegetables are potato, onion, bean and spinach. Vegetables differ from the fruits according to their taste and structure.

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⬤ What are the fruits in English?

Fruits are the soft and edible parts of a tree with seeds in them. Fruits can be sweet or sour, and they can be eaten in the raw state. Fruits have commercial value because they are used in manufactured foods such as jams or marmalades, as well. In fact, not all the fruits are edible. Here on this page you can find common culinary fruits with their images and pronunciations.

Culinary fruit means the fruits that are edible. includes many fruits with information about each of them.

Tropical fruits means fruits that are grown in tropical and subtropical areas of the world.

Orchards are the lands where people grow fruits trees.

⬤ Pictures of fruits vocabulary with pronunciations

This is a list of fruit names with pictures. You can click on any image to listen to the pronunciation of it.
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⬤ Word list of fruits vocabulary in English

⬤ Flashcards exercise about fruits

On each flashcard there is a picture of a fruit. Click on it to flip and see the name of the fruit.

⬤ Flip cards exercise

Click on a card to see a fruit name. After that say the meaning of it in your native language.

⬤ Example sentences about fruits

1. It is a banana.

2. These are melons.

3. This is a kiwi.

4. There are four oranges in the basket.

5. I like apples.

6. I don't like mango.

7. He doesn't like lemon.

8. Tangerine is a citrus fruit.

9. You should eat fruit every day.

10. I bought a kilo of apples.

11. I like dried fruit.

12. She likes eating fresh fruit.

13. Sally likes fruit juice.

14. This fruit has a nice smell.

15. There are a lot of fruit trees in the garden.

16. Melon is a summer fruit.

⬤ Asking questions about fruits

1. What is this? - This is an orange.

2. Do you like quince? - Yes, I like quince.

3. Does Emma like apricot? - Yes, she likes apricot.

4. Would you like some fruit? - Yes, please.

5. Which fruit do you like most? - I like oranges most.

6. Do you peel an avocado? - Yes, I do.

7. What is your favourite fruit? - My favourite fruit is cherry.

8. How much is a kilo of strawberries? - 5 dollars.

9. Where does coconut grow in the world? - Coconut grows in the Philippines and Indonesia.

10. How do you eat pineapple? - I peel and cut the pineapple.

⬤ Reading passage

EATING FRUITS
Fruits are really good for our health. Everyone should eat them habitually. There are many reasons for this. First, you don't need to cook them. Second, it is very easy to find. Third, they have fiber that is very good for digestion. In addition, fruits have low calories. So you don't gain weight. Moreover, fruits prevent some diseases such as heart disease and cancer. Beside these, fruits have vitamins and minerals. Lastly, fruits have very good taste and smell. You have many reasons to include fruits in your food habits.

⬤ Images of fruits vocabulary to download and share

⬤ Worksheets about fruits to download

The table below has worksheets about fruits vocabulary. You can download, use, and share these printable ESL worksheets for free. They are in two file formats: pdf and jpg image.

External resource links:
You can jump to fruits category page to find extra activities and games in this website by clicking . However, there are some external links that may help you. You can click to watch a video about fruits. You can also play games about fruits vocabulary or . And is a pdf worksheet about fruits. You may also read articles about fruits. For example, you can read "10 of the Healthiest Fruits for Your Body" or "50 Types of Fruit: Nutritional Profiles and Health Benefits" .

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Fruits Vocabulary in English - With Games Pictures Audio and Quizzes

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Fruits are the soft and edible parts of a tree with seeds in them. Fruits can be sweet or sour, and they can be eaten in the raw state. Fruits have commercial value because they are used in manufactured foods such as jams or marmalades, as well.

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House parts are the sections that we can see in a residence such as bedroom and kithchen. The rooms of a house are named differently by the household according to the function of a the house part.

⬤ What are the parts of a house in English?

A house is a place that is built for people to live in. It functions as a home especially for families. There are many different parts of a house. These parts can be different according to the culture of the people, location, climate of the area and wealth of the residents etc. For example some residences may have a chimney, balcony, swimming pool, garden, garage or roof but some others may not.

⬤ Pictures with audio pronunciations

You can learn the house parts here with images easily. To listen to the pronunciation just tap on a picture.
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⬤ Names of hose parts in list

Study the word list of the house parts below and then go on with the exercises and games.

These flashcards have house parts on them, so guess the meaning of the card and then click on the card to flip and see the answer.

Tap on the card and say the house part in your native language.

1. This is the kitchen table.

2. This is our kitchen.

3. This is the garden.

4. That is my house.

5. There is a dishwasher in the kitchen.

6. There are two mirrors in the bedroom.

7. My mother is in the kitchen.

8. This is my bedroom.

9. My bed is next to the window.

10. My books are on the table.

11. The television is near the bookcase.

12. The shower is in the bathroom.

Read the sentences below so that you can learn how to ask and answer questions about house parts in English.

1. Is the chair on the balcony? - Yes, it is on the balcony?

2. Is the washing machine in the kitchen? - No, it is in the bathroom.

3. Are the slippers in the living room? - No, they aren't. They are in my bedroom.

4. Is there a clock in the living room? - Yes, there is one.

5. Are there pictures on the wall? - Yes, there are pictures on the wall.

6. Where is the television? - It is in the living room.

7. Where is the sofa? - It is near the armchair.

8. Where is the chimney? - It is on the roof.

9. Where are the plates? - They are in the kitchen.

10. Where are the toothbrushes? - They are in the bathroom.

11. What colour is your house? - It is white.

12. What colour is your room? - It is purple.

13. Where do you sleep? - I sleep in my bedroom.

14. Where do you have breakfast? - I have breakfast in the kitchen.

15. Where can you have a shower in a house? - I can have a shower in the bathroom.

16. Where do you eat your lunch or dinner? - I eat my lunch and dinner at home.

⬤ Reading passage: My home

My home:
My name is Lucia. I live with my family in Cordoba, Spain. We have a sweet home. My house is big and beautiful. There are trees around the it. It has two floors. The bedrooms, living room, bathroom and the kitchen are upstairs. The car garage is next to the backyard. My house has also a study in the attic. The rooms are light and spacious. We spend most of the time upstairs.

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⬤ Worksheets about parts of a house

Here are worksheets about house parts vocabulary. You are free to download and share these printable ESL worksheets. There are two file formats: pdf documents and jpg images.

External resource links:
You can click here and watch a video about house parts .

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Household chores: good for children, good for your family

Children can learn a lot from doing household chores.

Doing chores helps children learn about what they need to do to care for themselves, a home and a family. They learn skills they can use in their adult lives, like preparing meals, cleaning, organising and keeping a garden.

Being involved in chores also gives children experience of relationship skills like communicating clearly, negotiating, cooperating and working as a team.

When children contribute to family life, it helps them feel competent and responsible. Even if they don't enjoy the chore, when they keep going they get the feeling of satisfaction that comes with finishing a task.

And sharing housework can also help families work better and reduce family stress. When children help out, chores get done sooner, and parents have less to do. This frees up time for the family to do fun things together.

How to get children involved in chores

It's best to start by choosing chores that work for children's ages and abilities. Chores that are too hard can be frustrating - or even dangerous - and chores that are too easy might be boring.

Even young children can help with chores if you choose activities that are right for their age. You can start with simple jobs like packing up toys. Chores like this send the message that your child's contribution is important.

It's also important to think about chores or tasks that get your child involved in caring for the family as a whole. A simple one is getting your child to help with setting or clearing the table. Jobs like these are likely to give your child a sense of responsibility and participation.

If your child is old enough, you can have a family discussion about chores. This can reinforce the idea that the whole family contributes to how the household runs. Children over six years old can help decide which chores they'd prefer.

You can motivate your child to get involved in chores by:

doing the chore together until your child can do it on their own

being clear about each person's chores for the day or week - write them down so they're easy to remember

talking about why it's great that a particular job has been done

showing an interest in how your child has done the job

praising positive behaviour

using a reward chart to track completed chores and give small rewards like choosing a TV program or family meal.

Plenty of encouragement keeps children interested in helping. You can boost your child's chances of success by explaining the job and telling your child they're doing well. This way, your child will feel rewarded.

Pocket money for children's chores

Some children are motivated to do chores for pocket money. But some families believe all family members have a responsibility to help and don't give out pocket money for chores.

If you decide to pay pocket money for chores, explain chores clearly so there's no confusion or bargaining about what needs to be done and when.

Some families don't link chores to pocket money, but might pay extra pocket money for extra chores.

Chores for children of different ages

Here are some ideas for chores for children of different ages.
Toddlers (2-3 years)

Pick up toys and books.

Put clothes on clothes hooks.

Set placemats on the dinner table.

Preschoolers (4-5 years)

Set the table for meals.

Help with preparing meals, under supervision.

Help put clean clothes into piles for each family member, ready to fold.

Help with grocery shopping and putting away groceries.

School-age children (6-11 years)

Water the garden and indoor plants.

Feed pets.

Help with hanging out clothes and folding washing.

Take out rubbish.

Help with choosing meals and shopping.

Help with meal preparation and serving, under supervision.

Vacuum or sweep floors.

Clean the bathroom sink, wipe down kitchen benches, or mop floors.

Put away crockery and cutlery.

Teenagers (12-18 years)
Teenagers can do the chores they did when they were younger, but they can be responsible for doing them on their own.

Teenagers can also take on more difficult chores. For example, teenagers could do the washing, clean the bathroom and toilet, prepare meals, stack the dishwasher or mow lawns.

When choosing chores for teenagers, think of the skills you'd like them to learn.

You can keep children motivated by letting them change jobs from time to time. This is also a way of rotating chores fairly among family members.

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