English basic vocabular 5
Standard english vocabular for beginners and lower intermediate
Standard english vocabular for beginners and lower intermediate
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Cartes-fiches
cabbage - (The children just won't eat cabbage!)
calorie - (An average potato has about 90 calories.)
catch on - (I'm not surprised that blue ketchup didn't catch on.)
cauliflower - (Pour the cheese sauce over the cauliflower.)
charming - (We ate at a charming little Italian restaurant.)
chilli sauce - (Adding dark chocolate to the chilli sauce gives it a real Mexican taste.)
chop - (Chop the carrots into small pieces about half an inch long.)
citizen - (We need our schools to teach students to be good citizens.)
classify - (Are tomatoes classiified as fruit or vegetables?)
coconut - (I didn't know how to break open the coconut.)
cod - (Two cod fillets, please.)
condiment - (The condiments, please? The what? The salt and pepper!)
consume - (It says on the bottle that it should be cunsumed within 2 days, so eat up!)
cottage cheese - (Ella's sandwich was filled with cottage cheese.)
crispbread - (For the slimmers, there was a plate of crispbread and some low-fat cheese.)
crispness - (There's no crispiness if you put it in the microwave.)
cucumber - (The Swedish cucumber salad was delicious.)
curry - (George ordered a chicken curry from the Indian takeaway.)
dairy - (Lou and Sally have a herd of cattle and a dairy in Herefordshire.)
date - (Mike's going on a date with his new girlfriend tonight.)
décor - (I admired the décor in her living room.)
dough - (He was baking bread and had left the dough to rise.)
dressing - (Make an oil and vinegar dressing.)
drop - (It seemed like a good idea, but we dropped it when we found out how much it would cost.)
fat - (Choose foods that are lower in fat!)
filling - (Gran made a pie with cheese and onion filling.)
fine - (That's a fine new car you've got there, Sam!)
firm - (I like firm green apples.)
flavour - (I flavour the cake with lemon to make it taste nice and fresh.)
flesh - (Carp are freshwater fish with firm white flesh.)
fold - (Put some cheese on the omelette and fold it up.)
fried - (For breakfast we had fried eggs and bacon.)
frozen - (You can use fresh or frozen fish.)
gamble - (It was a big gamble for her to leave the band and go solo.)
ginger - (Ginger is a spice that's good in both savoury and sweet dishes.)
grill - (Grill the bacon until crisp.)
helpful - (Thank you for your advice; it's been very helpful.)
herbs - (It tastes better with chopped fresh herbs.)
hopelessly - (you should see her clothes – she's hopelessly out of date.)
indeed - (You can eat it with meat or indeed anything!)
