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Transitive or intransitive: Can I taste your dessert?
transitive
Transitive or intransitive: Shall we grill some seafood over the fire?
transitive
Transitive or intransitive: Can I have a piece of that cake?
transitive
Transitive or intransitive: The onions are frying in butter.
intransitive
Transitive or intransitive: I´m going to steam the vegetables.
transitive
Transitive or intransitive: The bread is baking in the oven.
intransitive
Transitive or intransitive: Dad barbecued some chicken.
transitive
Transitive or intransitive: This sauce tastes delicious!
intransitive
Rewrite the information in single sentences using non-defining relative clauses: My sister´s pie is fantastic. (it is made with lots of chocolate)
My sister´s pie, which is made with lots of chocolate, is fantastic.
Rewrite the information in single sentences using non-defining relative clauses: That restaurant is very popular. (its food is excellent)
That restaurant, whose food is excellent, is very popular.
Rewrite the information in single sentences using non-defining relative clauses: Evelyn´s mom is good at science.(she works at a university)
Evelyn´s mom, who works at a university, is good at science.
Rewrite the information in single sentences using non-defining relative clauses: My Auntie Maria is a lawyer. (she lives in Spain)
My Auntie Maria, who lives in Spain, is a lawyer.
Complete the relative clauses with who, which or whose. Green smoothies, ______ contain vegetables, are becoming popular.
which
Complete the relative clauses with who, which or whose. Italy, _____ food is just delicious, is where my parents are from.
whose
Complete the relative clauses with who, which or whose. This cookbook, _____ contains traditional recipes, was given to me by my grandmother.
which
Complete the relative clauses with who, which or whose. Chef Martha Webster, _______ is talking on TV at the moment, has her own website.
who
Complete the relative clauses with who, which or whose. My best friend, ____ love of food is well-known, always takes photos of her meals.
whose
Complete the relative clauses with who, which or whose. Food websites, ________ often have easy recipes, are becoming very popular.
which
I´m hungry - we should (freeze/barbecue) these sausages now.
barbecue
The first thing to do is to (fry/bake) some vegetables in a pan.
fry
Watch the pan and don´t let the onions (freeze/burn).
burn
Many people like the sound of (grilling/biting) into an apple.
biting
Can you (boil/barbecue) some water for me, please?
boil
I want you to (steam/stir) this sauce for me - don´t stop!
stir
Every Sunday we (roast/stir) a piece of meat for lunch.
roast
Would you like to (bite/taste) this to see if there´s enough salt?
taste
to put food or drink in your mouth to find out what its flavor is like
taste
to mix food or liquid by moving a spoon, or similar object, round and round in it
stir
to cook something using water vapor
steam
to cook something in an oven or over a fire
roast
to cook food on a flat, metal structure over a fire
grill
to cook something in hot oil or fat or to be cooked in hot oil or fat
fry
to make food last a long time by making it cold and hard
freeze
to cook something too much so that it appears dark and smells bad
burn
to cook food in water that is very hot
boil
to cut something using your teeth
bite
to cook food on a barbecue
barbecue
to cook something such as bread or a cake with dry heat in an oven
bake
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