Exploring the Joy of Cooking and Food through English Proverbs and Nouns
Delve into the world of cooking and food with English proverbs, discussing meal habits, favorite dishes, and the distinctions between plural and singular nouns. Engage in conversations about cooking, kitchen work, meal preferences, and more. Uncover the love of food through insightful quotes and visual aids. Discover the finer intricacies of culinary linguistics and expressions.
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There is no sincerer love than the love of food. , G.B .Shaw
Match the English proverbs with their equivalents and explain them. , , . Tastes differ. Don t live to eat, but eat to live. , ( ) . One man s meat is another man s poison. , , , . Eat at pleasure, drink with measure. . Breakfast like a king, lunch like a queen and dine like a pauper. , . , . After dinner sit a while, after supper walk a mile. - . An apple a day the doctor away.
-How many times a day do you have a meal? -What fruits do you like? -What vegetables do you like? -What do you usually eat for breakfast? - Which is your favourite second course? - Do you help your mother to cook meals? Let`s speak about your favourite dishes, recipes . Answer the questions.
But before eating the food, we must cook it. We have a lot of work in the kitchen. Now let s look at the screen and see what we can do there.
Plural or Singular nouns Plural Singular For example: news; names of some games (billiards, dominoes, checkers, cards); names of some diseases (measles, mumps). Scientific subjects are also singular: mathematics, physics, phonetics, linguistics, economics, politics. Such nouns are often used with the phrase "a pair of". jeans; trousers, pants, slacks; shorts, tights, breeches; scissors, pliers, tongs, pincers, forceps; clothes, arms, goods.
Example: 1. meal 2. healthy, tasty 3. eat, drink, chew 4. Crying over spilt milk 5. delicious Use the information to make up a cinquain.
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