50 Important English Verbs for Cooking and Doing the Dishes with Vanessa, Tesis de Bachillerato de Lengua y Literatura

¡Descarga 50 Important English Verbs for Cooking and Doing the Dishes with Vanessa y más Tesis de Bachillerato en PDF de Lengua y Literatura solo en Docsity! Speak English With Vanessa Free PDF Worksheet 50 Important Verbs for the Kitchen Dear English Learner, Get ready to speak confidently with these English verbs for daily life. I recommend reading these sample sentences out loud and using the blank space on the last page to answer my challenge question using the vocabulary. Thanks so much for learning English with me! Your teacher, Vanessa Appliances and Utensils 1. To blend: I use the blender to blend frozen fruit and milk for a smoothie. 2. To grind: Dan uses his coffee grinder to grind the beans to make coffee. 3. To toast: I toast a piece of toast in the toaster. 4. To peel: I use the peeler to peel the skin off the potatoes. 5. To grate: I use the grater to grate some cheese on my toast. 6. To strain: I use the strainer to strain the water from the pasta. 7. To open: I use the can opener to open the can of peaches. 8. To mix: I use the mixer to mix the ingredients for pancakes. 9. To whisk: I use the whisk to whisk the frosting for the cake. 10. To baste: I use the baster to baste the turkey to keep it moist. 11. To freeze: We use the freezer to freeze food so that it will last longer. 12. To grill: We use the grill when we want to grill steaks or burgers for a cookout. www.SpeakEnglishWithVanessa.com 1 Cooking 13. To chop: I chop tomatoes for the sauce. 14. To slice: I slice the bread for toast. 15. To taste: I taste the sauce before I add more spices. 16. To bake: I turn on the oven when I want to bake cookies. 17. To boil: I use the kettle to boil water for tea. 18. To simmer: I let the sauce simmer over low heat. 19. To nuke/ To heat up: I use the microwave to nuke/to heat up leftovers. 20. To roast: I use the oven to roast the chicken. 21. To fry: I like to fry bacon and eggs for breakfast. VS To saute: I saute some vegetables for dinner. 22. To brown: I brown the meat before I add the spaghetti sauce. 23. To steam: I steamed the vegetables for dinner. 24. To pour: I pour the sauce onto the spaghetti. 25. To spread: I spread butter on the bread. 26. To sprinkle: My son likes to sprinkle cheese on his spaghetti. 27. To add: I like to add salt and pepper to my food. Doing the Dishes 28. To clear: After dinner, we have to clear the table of all the dishes. 29. To pile up: We pile up the dirty dishes in the sink. 30. To scrape: Dan scrapes the leftover food into the bowl to give to our chickens. 31. To soak: For some dishes, it’s best to soak them in hot, soapy water to get the food off. 32. To scrub: I use a sponge to scrub the dishes clean. 33. To load/unload: My son likes to help load and unload the dishwasher. www.SpeakEnglishWithVanessa.com 2