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Broccoli Is Good for You.

The following is a summary of terms (Key Vocabulary and Expressions) taught in this unit. Puzzles use these words as answers. (See Puzzle Corner in Resources.)
 
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KEY VOCABULARY

Nouns
Dairy foods
cheese
milk
yogurt

Desserts
cake
cookie(s)
ice cream
pie

Fat, Oil, Sugar
butter
candy
cream
oil
potato chips

Fruit
apple(s)
banana(s)
grape(s)
mango(es)
orange(s)
strawberry (-ies)
tangerine(s)

Meat/Protein
bacon
bean(s)
beef
chicken
egg(s)
fish
hamburger(s)
nut(s)

Grains
bread
cereal
cracker(s)
noodles
pasta
rice
rolls
toast

Salads
fruit salad
potato salad

Vegetables
broccoli
carrot(s)
celery
lettuce
onion(s)
potato(es)
tomato(es)
Beverages
lemonade
soda
(green) tea

Other
barbecue
freezer
grocery store
health
mayonnaise
snacks
soup

Pronouns
everyone
something

Determiners
any
some

Adjectives
awful
delicious
(Japanese)-style

Verbs
drink
get
hate
try
want

Adverbs
Adverbs of frequency
always
ever
never
often
seldom
sometimes
usually

Prepositions
at (my desk)
for (breakfast/the barbecue)
in (the salad)

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EXPRESSIONS

Talking about likes and dislikes
I love oranges.
Everyone likes potato salad.
I hate onions.
I think . . . is/are delicious/awful.
. . . is/are my favorite . . . .

Talking about things you need
Do you need any . . . ?
    Yes, we need some . . . .
    No, we don't need any . . . .
What do you need?

Asking about eating habits
What time do you eat breakfast/lunch/dinner?
What do you usually have for breakfast/lunch/dinner?
Do you ever eat . . . for breakfast/lunch/dinner?
Do you ever go to a restaurant for breakfast/lunch/dinner?
Do you always drink the same thing in the morning/afternoon/evening?
What is something you have for breakfast/lunch/dinner?

Determining what is healthy
For good health, eat a lot of . . . /eat some . . . /eat very little . . . .
. . . is/are very good for you.

Giving an opinion
I think . . . .

Making a suggestion
How about . . . ?

Hesitating
Hmm.

Expressing agreement
All right.
Good idea.
Oh, yeah.
OK.

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