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What's your name? My name is ...
How old are you? I am ... years old.
Can you describe your family for me? Yes, I can. My family is my father (name) (age) years old, my mum ... (...) years old and ...

Do you like... music... reading... playing computer games? Yes, I do. I like ...

What time do you get up... go to school... have lunch? Well, I get up at ... go to school at ... and have lunch at ...

How are your weekends? My weekends are ...
Sometimes are ... sometimes are

beautiful: hermoso
marvellous: maravilloso
pleasant: placenteros
boring: aburridos
funny: divertido
exciting: emocionante
normal

Do you go somewhere?
Do you do something?

Yes, I do. No, I don't

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Make a profile card of a famous you like

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until: hasta
roundabout: rotonda
oppossite: frente
in front of: adelante
go straight on: seguir derecho
traffic lights: semáforos
go past: pasar por

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pretty: bonita
handsome: apuesto, guapo
twins: mellizos
cute: tierna/o

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

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-EST: más
coldest: más frío
recorded: registrado
driest: más seco
highest: más alto
inhabited: habitado
warmest: más calido
average: promedio
largest: más grande
square: cuadrado
climb: trepar
more: más
waterfall: cascada
drop: caída
hottest: más caliente
boil: hervir
wet: húmedo
umbrela: sombrilla o paraguas
wind: viento
blow: soplar
bay: bahía

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Name:
Surname:
Age:
School:
Date of birth:
Adress:

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Loads: un monton
horror: terror
sci-fi: ciencia ficción
outside: afuera
ill: enfermo
bored: aburrido

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warehouse: depósito
up to: hasta (%)
off: descuento
savings: ahorros
printer: impresora
borrow: pedir prestado
switch off: apagar
take away: llevar

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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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Oliver: That's better! Er, Alfie ... ! Say hello!
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We use adverbs of frequency - like sometimes or usually - to say how often we do things, or how often things happen.
I never have any problems with adverbs of frequency.

OK, let's see what you know. We use adverbs of frequency in this order, according to their meaning.

Are there any missing?

I think that's most of them. You could include frequently, with usually. We use not very often too.

Very good, you're right. These are the most common adverbs, although there are more.
They always hang out together.
The Northern Lights areusually green.
Younormally see them best in September or March.
It'soften cloudy.
What do you notice about the position of the adverbs?

They are usually before the main verb, or between the auxiliary and the main verb. But they come after the verb to be.

Excellent! Can they also be at the beginning or the end of the sentence?

Yes, I think so. ' Sometimes I'm alone.' That sounds OK.

Yes, we can use some adverbs of frequency at the beginning or end of a sentence for emphasis.
Occasionally I meet her for a coffee.
We can use usually, often, sometimes and occasionally at the beginning of a sentence, and sometimes and often at the end. We use adverb expressions like a lot or not + (very) much after the main verb too.

Be careful with never. It is already negative, so we can't use it with not.
I never go to the supermarket with my mother.
I've just remembered some more expressions! What about once a week, twice a year, etc.?

Oh yes, I'd forgotten about those.
Take the medicine three times a day.
Weusually go swimming twice a month.
You see themonce in a lifetime, if you travel.
You see, I'm not always annoying.

OK, sorry. I'm not always right either. Usually, but not always!

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Oliver and Alfie are at home when Daisy and Amy arrive. Sophie is in Hammerfest in northern Norway.

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Do exercise 3: Check your grammar: gap fill - this, that, these and those

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We use this/that/these/those to explain what we are talking about. We sometimes use them with nouns and we sometimes use them on their own.
We use this (singular) and these (plural) to talk about things close to us, and that (singular) and those (plural) to talk about things at some distance away from us.
What about this shirt for Oliver?
No, hold on, what aboutthat one over there?
Yes, exactly.
Wow, that market looks amazing. (= there. I'm not in the market, it's at some distance away from me)
This market is amazing. (= here. I'm in the market)
A good question. We use that to show distance in time as well as distance in space.
This is a good film. (we're watching it now)
That was a good film. (we saw it at some time in the past)
No, we can use them as pronouns, without nouns, when it's obvious what they refer to.
What do you think about these for your Uncle Bob? (pointing to trousers)
I've never seen Uncle Bob in trousers likethose. (those trousers, but we don't need to repeat trousers)
Who wasthat?
Yes, they're very useful words!

That's right. This and that can refer to what somebody has said or what has happened. This could be several things or ideas.
That's right. (everything you said)
This is work you know! (all the things I'm doing)
That was a great concert! (something that has just happened)
When you explain who is talking you say, 'Hi, this is Dan.'
And to check who is speaking, you can say, 'Is that Jenny?'

No. If you're phoning someone you know very well, you'd say ' It's me.'

When you're introducing one person to another person, you say, 'Juliette, this is Marc'.

OK, thanks. That's all for now!

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We use this/that/these/those to explain what we are talking about. We sometimes use them with nouns and we sometimes use them on their own. We use this (singular) and these (plural) to talk about things close to us, and that (singular) and those (plural) to talk about things at some distance away from us.

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Spring: The season between winter and summer (in the USA from April - June), when plants and trees begin to bloom.

Summer: The season in between spring and autumn (in the USA from July - September) when it is the weather is warm or hot.

Autumn (or Fall): The season in between summer and winter (in the USA from October - December). In many places the leaves turn colors and fall off the trees.

Winter: The season between fall and spring (in the USA January - March) when the weather is the coldest.

sunny: the sun shines clearly in the sky and there is lots of bright light.

(It is also common to say the sky is "clear" when there is bright sun and no clouds).

cloudy: there are many clouds in the sky.

(We also can say the sky is overcast when it is very cloudy).

rain: when water falls from the clouds.

light rain: when there is a small amount of rain.

We also call light rain drizzle or sprinkles:

Heavy rain: when there is a lot of rain.

It is also very common to say:

freezing rain / sleet: when part of the rain is water and part of the rain is frozen (snow).

thunder storm: a storm with thunder and lightning. Also called an electrical storm.

lightning: the flash of light in the sky during a storm.

thunder: the loud noise in the sky that comes after lightning.

We say lightening "strikes" and call the flash of light a lightning bolt.

fog: small drops of water that float above the ground (and it can be difficult to see through this mist of water).

foggy weather.

We say thick fog.

The fog was so thick I could barely see the other cars on the road.

windy: when there is a lot of wind.

"strong / light" collocate with the word wind in English:

strong winds: when the wind is blowing with a lot of force.

light winds (breezy): when there is a light breeze.

frost: a thin layer of ice that forms on surfaces (e.g., grass, ground, windows of a car) when the air is very cold.

We say heavy / light frost.

We say things are covered with frost (or covered with a layer of frost).

A defroster melts frost off car windows by using warm air to melt the ice.

snow: soft, light pieces of frozen rain that fall from the sky when it is cold.

The individual pieces are called snowflakes and have beautiful designs.

tornado: a powerful storm where very high winds move around in a circle around a point.

We say a tornado "touches down" on the ground.

A tornado moves or travels in a path.

Example: The tornado touched down in Kansas and 15 houses in its path were completely destroyed.

volcanic eruption: a sudden explosion that comes from the open part of a volcano.

tsunami: an extremely high wave in the ocean that is often caused by an earthquake and causes great devastation when it reaches land. (Also called a tidal wave).

Celsius and Fahrenheit are the two main scales used to measure the temperature. In the United States, the weather is reported in Fahrenheit.

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Written by Daniel Errico

Illustrated by Ricky Audi

Before words were words, a boy named Yes lived in a small village in a small kingdom. Yes was good at everything. He was the best, smartest and most liked person in his village.

Yes had a brother, and his name was No. No was jealous of his brother, because he was not much good at anything himself. Whenever the villagers asked No for help, he

refused because he didn't like people very much. Whenever someone asked Yes for a favor, he would gladly help, and he secretly didn't mind the fact that it irritated No when he did.

One day Yes and No's father, Okay wenton a long journey and heleft his two sonsin charge of all the animals. Yes took good care of the great guck, and the icks, and the three-toed yock. [Keep in mind, my dear friend, that the guck, ick, and three-toed yock werevery old animals, so you might know them by different names today.] No didn't want to be bothered with the boring tasks involved with taking care of the animals. So instead of helping his brother, No went down to the lake and threw rocks into the water.

A few days after his father left, Yes asked his brother to watch the three-toed yock while he went to find some food to eat. Instead of doing what Yes asked, No lay down, shut his eyes, and forgot about the yock.

It just so happened that the King had a personal road nearby, andhe traveled on it often. So often, that when the three-toed yock wandered onto the road, the King's carriage was passing by and had to swerve to avoid hitting it. The King was thrown from the carriage and fell to the ground and hurt himself.

The King demanded to know why a three-toed yock had been allowed on his road and asked all the villagers for an explanation. Yes was always honest, so he told the King the entire story.

The King thought for a moment, and then he came up with an idea that he was quite happy with. Yes and No were to work in the castle as his personal assistants as punishment for what was later referred to as the worst three-toed yock and carriage accident in the Kingdom's history.

The King needed help with many things around the castle because a King cannot be bothered with the daily tasks involved with running a Kingdom. However, soon after his decision about the two brothers, the King realized that only Yes would be of any use to him as a servant. Whenever the King asked No to bring him anything, it would get thrown away, broken, or eaten, without exception. The King was quite sure that No was the worst servant in the entire world.

The brothers' most important task was to help pick the food for a grand party that the King was throwing later that night. Cooks from all over the Kingdom lined up at the castle's gate to offer the King their food for the party. Of course, the King could not go and grab the food himself, so he asked Yes and No to do it for him.

The first cook came up the gate and yelled to the Gatekeeper, "I bring my delicious ugberry pie for the King's banquet!" The King heard this and thought that ugberry pie would be perfect for such an event (and he would love to eat the leftovers). He didn't want anything to happen to the ugberry pie, so he yelled "Yes!" and then asked him to go fetch it.

The next cook stepped up to the gate. "I offer the King grukie soup!" he said.

The King didn't like grukie soup very much and he knew just how to get rid of it.

"No!" he yelled and then sent No out to retrieve the soup. No dropped the soup before the King could even smell it.

This went on for hours. If the king liked a dish, he would yell "Yes!" and it would be included in the night's feast. If he did not, everyone would hear a loud "NO!" and the dish would be destroyed moments later by a servant with a very bad attitude.

Pretty soon this started catching on around the Kingdom, for if a King does something, his loyal subjects are never far behind. If they didn't want a second scoop of potatoes, they would say "No." And if they liked what someone was offering, they would say, "Yes." And ever since that day in a small village in a small kingdom, Yes has meant Yes, and No has meant No.

This small kingdom also happens to be the birthplace of Yes and No's cousins, Please and Thanks, but that is another story for another time...

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Stories for Kids: The Story of Yes and No

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Written by Daniel Errico Illustrated by Ricky Audi Before words were words, a boy named Yes lived in a small village in a small kingdom. Yes was good at everything. He was the best, smartest and most liked person in his village. Yes had a brother, and his name was No.

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Jobs and Occupations / Learn English vocabulary about professions

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Outdoor activities provide a fantastic way for you to enjoy nature, stay active, and learn new skills. This lesson covers various aspects of outdoor activities including a detailed list with pictures and examples.

Whether you are an enthusiast or a beginner, you will find valuable information to enrich your experience. Knowing how to discuss these hobbies in English can be very helpful, especially when traveling or talking with others who share your interests.

Outdoor Activities Vocabulary

Outdoor activities (outdoor recreation) refer to leisure pursuits engaged in the outdoors, often in natural or semi-natural settings out of town. Examples of outdoor activities include adventure racing, backpacking, cycling, camping, canoeing, disc golf, fishing, hiking, sailing, skiing, surfing, and different types of sports.

List of Outdoor Activities

Outdoor Activities with Pictures and Examples

Learn these outdoor activity names to improve your English.

Swing

Swinging is an activity or movement in which a person moves back and forth or to and fro, often suspended from above.

Example: She loved to swing on the hammock in her backyard and read a book on lazy afternoons.

Seesaw

Seesaw is playground equipment consisting of a long plank balanced on a fulcrum, with seats at each end, on which children sit and move up and down by pushing off the ground.

Example: The children were having fun playing on the seesaw in the park, taking turns going up and down.

Slide

Sliding is playground equipment consisting of a smooth, sloping surface that children can slide down for fun.

Example: The kids were having a blast going down the slide at the water park, splashing into the pool at the bottom.

Tunnel

A tunnel is an underground passage that is typically used for transportation or to provide access to something.

Example: The train passed through the dark tunnel before emerging into the sunlight on the other side.

Jungle gym

Sandbox

Spring horse

A spring horse is a type of toy that is designed to look like a horse and is mounted on springs so that children can ride it by bouncing up and down.

Example: The little girl giggled as she bounced up and down on the spring horse in the backyard.

Monkey bars

Monkey bars are a type of play equipment typically found on playgrounds that consist of a series of horizontal bars at varying heights that children can swing and climb on.

Example: The children challenged each other to see who could make it across the monkey bars the fastest.

Merry-go-round

Outdoor movies

Outdoor movies are films that are shown outside, typically on a large screen in a park or other public space.

Example: The community gathered on the lawn to watch a classic movie on the big screen at the outdoor movie event.

Sports

Sports are physical activities that involve competition and skill, often played as a team or individually.

Example: My favorite sport to play is basketball because it requires both athleticism and strategy.

Yoga

Yoga is a physical, mental, and spiritual practice that originated in ancient India and involves various postures, breathing techniques, and meditation.

Example: I like to do yoga in the morning to help me start my day feeling calm and centered.

Kite flying

Camping

Camping is an outdoor activity that involves setting up a temporary shelter, such as a tent, and spending time in nature.

Example: We went camping in the mountains last weekend and enjoyed hiking, fishing, and roasting marshmallows over the campfire.

Photography

Photography is the art or practice of taking and processing photographs, often for artistic or commercial purposes.

Example: She enjoys photography as a hobby and loves to capture beautiful landscapes and candid moments with her camera.

Picnic

A picnic is a meal or social gathering that takes place outdoors, often in a park or other scenic location.

Example: We packed sandwiches, fruit, and drinks for a lovely picnic in the park with our friends.

Gardening

Gardening is the practice of growing and cultivating plants, often for food, aesthetics, or environmental purposes.

Example: She spends her weekends gardening in her backyard, tending to her vegetable garden and flower beds.

Rock climbing

Water park

A water park is a recreational facility that features various water-based attractions, such as pools, slides, and water playgrounds.

Example: The kids had a blast splashing around in the wave pool and racing down the water slides at the water park.

Swimming

Swimming is the act of moving through water using the arms, legs, and body, often for exercise or recreation.

Example: She loves to go swimming in the lake during the summer to cool off and enjoy the outdoors.

Bungee jumping

Bungee jumping is an extreme sport that involves jumping from a high platform or structure while attached to a long elastic cord.

Example: He was nervous but excited to try bungee jumping for the first time during his adventure trip.

Hot air balloon rides

Cycling

Cycling is the act of riding a bicycle, often for exercise, transportation, or recreation.

Example: He commutes to work by cycling every day, enjoying the fresh air and exercise along the way.

Street hockey

Street hockey is a sport that is played on a hard surface, such as a street or parking lot, using hockey sticks and a ball instead of ice skates and a puck.

Example: The kids spent their afternoon playing street hockey with their friends, laughing and shouting as they tried to score goals.

Running

Running is a form of exercise or physical activity that involves moving quickly on foot, often for fitness or competition.

Example: She goes running every morning before work, enjoying the fresh air and the energizing boost it gives her for the day ahead.

Walking

Water balloon fight

A water balloon fight is a fun outdoor activity that involves filling balloons with water and throwing them at each other for entertainment.

Example: The kids had a blast on a hot summer day, engaging in a friendly water balloon fight in the backyard.

Fishing

Fishing is the activity of catching fish, typically using a rod, reel, and bait.

Example: He enjoys spending his weekends fishing at the lake, relaxing and enjoying the peaceful surroundings.

Surfing

Surfing is a water sport that involves riding waves on a surfboard while standing or lying down.

Example: The beach was crowded with surfers, each waiting for the perfect wave to catch and ride while surfing.

Canoeing

Water skiing

Skiing

Skiing is a winter sport that involves sliding down snow-covered slopes on skis.

Example: She loves to go skiing in the mountains during the winter, feeling the cold wind in her face as she carves down the slopes.

Outdoor Activities Vocabulary | Video for Kids

Learn outdoor vocabulary words with American English pronunciation.

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Outdoor Activities Vocabulary in English * 7ESL

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Explore various outdoor activities with our detailed guide, complete with pictures, examples to enrich your experience and English skills.

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Feel (v2) [Kids Vocab] How Do You Feel? 😊 Happy, Sad & Angry Feelings

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Playground [Kids Vocab] Let's Play! 🛝 Slide, Swing & Playground Words

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How to say the DATE in English | American English vs. British English | Speak English

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pronombres y adjetivos posesivos en inglés

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Los countable nouns son elementos que pueden ser tratados como unidades independientes. Sin embargo, los uncountable nouns designan entidades abstractas.

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There is / there are exercises: affirmative and negative forms - there is, there isn't, there are, there aren't. Elementary level esl.

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There is y there are son dos estructuras equivalentes a la forma impersonal del verbo haber en tiempo presente: hay. Como veremos en este tema, esta estructura se puede utilizar también en otros tiempos verbales.

There is a lot of rice on this plate.

Hay mucho arroz en este plato.

There are three peppers in my fridge.

Hay tres pimientos en mi nevera.

2. La estructura de there is y there are

se utiliza con nombres contables en singular introducidos por los artículos indeterminados o el número y con nombres incontables. There are se utiliza con nombres contables en plural. Como veremos a continuación, esta regla se aplica también para el past simple y el present perfect. Sin embargo, no se aplica en el future simple.

3. ¿Cómo se utiliza there is y there are ?

Tanto there is como there are, independientemente del tiempo verbal, se utiliza para:

Indicar, negar o preguntarse acerca del lugar en el que un elemento se encuentra situado.

Expresar, desmentir o preguntarse acerca de la existencia de algo o alguien.

¡Recuerda!

There is y son dos estructuras equivalentes a la forma impersonal del verbo haber en tiempo presente: hay. Esta estructura se puede utilizar también en otros tiempos verbales.

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Places in a City - Learn English Vocabulary

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Play some word games to learn and practise more chores vocabulary.

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Find local businesses, view maps and get driving directions in Google Maps.

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drawer: cajón
chest of drawers: cajonera
slippers: pantuflas
pillow: almohada
bedside table: mesita de luz

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Place prepositions: in / on / under / behind / in front of / next to / between - exercises

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Prepositions of place: in / on / under / behind / in front of / next to / between - exercises . Interactive grammar exercises online. Location prepositions elementary level esl.

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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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Desserts Vocabulary Word Search

Search equivalent of the following english words in Spanish.

, Biscuit, Brown sugar, Cake, Candy, Cane sugar, Cheesecake, Compote, Cookie, Cream, Crème caramel, Crème pâtissière, Custard, Dessert similar to crème brùlée, Fruit cake, Fruit, Jam, Jelly, Marzipan, Nougat, Pastry, Pie, Preserve, Pudding, Sponge cake, Sugar, Whipped cream, Cream, Custard, Dessert, Honey, Ice cream, Jelly, Milk shake, Sweet, White sugar

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Spanish Language Blog | Language and Culture of the Spanish-Speaking World

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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:
[audio:https://blogs.transparent.com/spanish/files/2015/08/Sweets-and-desserts-112.mp3]
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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School Supplies [Kids Vocab] What's in My Bag? 🎒 Pencil, Eraser & Ruler

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jeans: jeans
blouse: blusa
skirt: pollera / falda
sweater: suéter
pants: pantalón
dress: vestido
cardigan: cardigan
jacket: chaqueta / saco
vest: chaleco
coat: abrigo (invierno)
cap: gorra
gloves: guantes
hat: sombrero
scarf: bufanda
boots: botas
sneakers: zapatillas
shoes: zapatos
handbag: bolso / cartera

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Clothes exercises elementary level esl. Free exercises to learn English online.

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Check the new words found here
(Revisen las palabras nuevas encontradas aquí)

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Clothes - clothing - Kids vocabulary - Learn English for kids - English educational video

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Four Seasons - 4 seasons in a year - Kids vocabulary - English educational video for kids

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Seven Days of the Week is fun slider puzzle for children to practice putting days in order.