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Beginner Level English - Food
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This free online English language course teaches you a range of grammar and vocabulary you can use to talk about food. Travelling just isn't complete until you've tried some local food. But what if you can't understand what's on the menu?! In this course, with the help of listening exercises from native speakers and simple written examples, you will be introduced to a wide range of food-related English vocabulary.
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Beginner Level English - Food
Learn some really helpful English vocabulary related to food and eating out, with this free online English course.
This free online English language course teaches you a range of grammar and vocabulary you can use to talk about food. Travelling just isn't complete until you've tried some local food. But what if you can't understand what's on the menu?! In this course, with the help of listening exercises from native speakers and simple written examples, you will be introduced to a wide range of food-related English vocabulary.
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Module 1
7 Lessons
Module 1: Words and Phrases for Food and Eating Out
5 units of presentations, listening exercises and test questions designed to increase your knowledge of the following topics: Can & could (requests), A, and An, Food words, The verb “Like”, Restaurant phrases.
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1.Learning Outcomes
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2.Food
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3.A and An
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4.The verb "to Like"
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5.Restaurant Conversation
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6.Module 1 Summary
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7.Can and Could
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