English basic vocabular 5
Standard english vocabular for beginners and lower intermediate
Standard english vocabular for beginners and lower intermediate
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Lernkarten
roast - (Beef is the basis of a traditional Sunday roast.)
roll - (Roll out the dough and use it to cover the top of the pie.)
roll - (Mum made me three cheese rolls for my lunch today.)
salty - (Mackerel has a salty taste.)
saturated fat - (Saturated fat raises the level of cholesterol in the blood.)
sauté - (She sautéed the onion in butter for a few minutes.)
savoury - (Janice bought some savoury party snacks for the buffet.)
seal - (Donna put the letter into the envelope and sealed it.)
seat - (The arena seats 60,000.)
seed - (The children planted some sunflower seeds in the garden.)
sell-by date - (I wouldn't eat a yoghurt two days past its sell-by date.)
shell - (Coconuts have very hard shells that are difficult to break.)
shoot - (He shook the bottle and the sauce shot out all over the table.)
single - (My mum keeps asking why I'm still single.)
slap - (Sarah slapped the bottle on the bottom to get the mayonnaise out.)
slice - (Thinly slice the cucumbers and add them to the salad.)
slim - (Julie's been slimming for about five years!)
sour - (This milk tastes sour – how old is it?)
sour cream - (At the Mexican restaurant we ordered fajitas with gaucamole and sour cream.)
soy sauce - (Leave the meat in a dish overnight with some soy sauce.)
spice - (Dad added some more spices to the cake mix.)
spicy - (For this dish, cook the meatballs in a spicy tomato sauce.)
squeezy - (Plastic squeezy bottles are very practical.)
starchy - (Starchy foods such as pasta and rice are an important part of a healthy diet.)
steak - (We had steak and chips for dinner.)
steam - (Vegetables are better steamed than boiled.)
stir - (Stir the sauce to make sure it is smooth.)
store - (If you store the bottle upside down you'll have fewer problems.)
swede - (Ben ordered steamed salmon with mashed swede.)
sweetcorn - (Can I have a tuna and sweetcorn sandwich, please.)
takeaway - (Let's have a takeaway tonight.)
tasteless - (The food was cold and tasteless!)
tongue - (Joe ran his tongue over his dry lips.)
topping - (I asked for a pizza with extra toppings.)
tortilla - (They eat tortillas with everything in Mexico.)
trader - (Jasper is a small trader who sells hats in Oxford.)
tuna - (Dick added two tins of tuna to his shopping list.)
turkey - (We always eat turkey at Christmas.)
typical - (He's a typical American – rich and handsome!)
typically - (Typically, he didn't even bother to tell anyone he was going.)
