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Fill in the blank with few, a few, little, or a little: Soy beans are really good for you. They contain tons of protein and very __ fat.
little
Fill in the blank with few, a few, little, or a little: Apples are really good for you. They contain __ calories but tons of nutrients.
few
Fill in the blank with few, a few, little, or a little: There are so __ job opportunities right now. The pandemic really hit hard.
few
Fill in the blank with few, a few, little, or a little: Your marks would be better if you spent ___ more time studying.
a little
Finish the sentence. I like going to school, but at the same time...
Answers will vary
Use the phrase in a sentence: It could be argued that...
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Use the phrase in a sentence: To my mind...
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What does the idiom SPILL THE BEANS mean?
to tell the truth on accident
What does the idiom BUTTER SOMEONE UP mean?
to be extra nice to them, compliment them, in hopes of getting something
What does the idiom IN A NUTSHELL mean?
quickly, in brief
What does the idiom TO HAVE A LOT ON YOUR PLATE mean?
to have a lot to do
How would you describe coffee or beer?
bitter
What foods can be called sour? Say 2.
Lemon, lime, candy, etc.
Tell me one food you find unpleasant and why your find it to be that way.
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What does it mean if something is stale?
not fresh, hard to eat
How would you describe an egg that isn't totally cooked?
runny
Say three foods that can be considered greasy?
bacon, hamburgers, pizza, etc.
Watermelon can be described as...(3 adjectives)
juicy, healthy, fresh, smooth...
How would you described over-cooked steak?
tough or chewy
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