Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles breakfast. Breakfast. Breakfast is the first meal of the day. Cabinet. Cabinet. A Cabinet is a piece of furniture that is used for storing things and usually has doors and shelves dry. Dry dry means having no or very little water or liquid. Eg eg. An egg is, ah, hard shelled oval thing from which a young bird is born. Flower flower flower is powder made from a grain, especially wheat, that is used in cooking for making bread or cakes inside. Inside. Inside means in or into the inner part of something or someone. Recipe recipe. A recipe is a set of instructions for making food. Refrigerator REFRIGERATOR A refrigerator is a device or room that is used to keep things such as food and drinks. Cold sink sink A sink is a wide bull that has a faucet for water and a drain at the bottom and is usually positioned in a counter paste. Taste to taste means to have a particular flavor trust. Trust. To trust means to believe that someone or something is reliable, good, honest or effective. Under under under means in or to a lower place than something propositions of location. So where something is in relation to something else. In this lesson, you hear Ana and Marcia using the propositions in and inside. I just need a couple of ingredients. Marcia, please hand me the flower. Ana, where is the flower? It's not in the cabinets. I put the flower inside the refrigerator in and inside have almost the same meaning inside means with fins. Something under means below something. You can use more than one proposition to tell where something is. For example, Ana tells Marcia that the eggs are inside a cabinet that is under the sink. The eggs are inside the cabinet under the sink. Now you try it. Answer the question. Where are the bananas? The bananas are on the pancakes where the bananas. Now the bananas are on the pancakes under the whipped cream.
B1 VOA flower sink cabinet refrigerator recipe Let's Learn English Lesson 36 Speaking Practice 20 1 林宜悉 posted on 2020/07/03 More Share Save Report Video vocabulary