Learn English: Cooking

2 episodes covering this topic across B1 levels.

"Boring" or "Bored"? 🥱 | -ING vs. -ED Adjectives Explained (B1) #41

"Boring" or "Bored"? 🥱 | -ING vs. -ED Adjectives Explained (B1) #41

Are you a boring person, or are you a bored person? There is a huge difference! 🥱🤣

English GrammarCookingDescribing Problems

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How to Describe Recipes in English | Passive Voice & Cooking (B1)

How to Describe Recipes in English | Passive Voice & Cooking (B1)

Learn the passive voice through cooking and recipe descriptions.

cookingpassive voicegrammar

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Key Vocabulary in “Cooking”

baking sheeta flat metal tray used in the oven

burntDamaged or spoiled by fire or too much heat.

chopto cut into small pieces with a knife

clumsymoving in an awkward way and often dropping things or having accidents

deep divea detailed and thorough study or investigation of a topic

disastera very bad event that causes a lot of damage or problems

distinguishTo recognize the difference between two things.

dougha thick mixture of flour and water for making bread or cookies

full blastWith maximum power or speed.

meltto change from solid to liquid with heat

Practice “Cooking” vocabulary

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