Eating and Cooking Phrasal Verbs
by Learn English with Lucky © 2021
Price: $2 USD
Subjects: ela
Grades: 4,5,6,7,8
Description
This deck includes 20 phrasal verbs that deal with cooking and eating. I’ve made it for my advanced ESL students, but works for younger native speakers too. Each card has a definition and four possible answers. Students simply click on the correct reply. dig in -- to begin eating excitedly (informal) water down -- to dilute, use liquid to diminish strength or thickness polish off -- to finish consuming something completely bite off -- to remove something with your teeth warm up -- to raise the temperature of something mix in -- to combine ingredients eat out -- to go to a restaurant for a meal cool down -- to allow the temperature of something to drop chop up -- to cut something into pieces slice off -- to cut a small part out from a larger one turn up -- to increase the power of something guzzle down -- to drink a large amount of something very quickly whip up -- to make or prepare something very quickly dish out -- to serve food onto plates or into bowls thaw out -- to defrost something flavor with -- to give something a particular taste boil over -- to heat liquid to the point where it overflows from a pan, pot, etc. pig out -- to eat way too much of something (informal) pick at -- to eat a small amount of food, without much interest chow down -- to eat, often quickly or enthusiastically (informal) I have four other phrasal verb decks that are available individually or in a bundle! I add new decks every week, so please check back regularly. Thanks for visiting my store!
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