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TD 1 Unit 17 speaking

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  • Do you prefer a clean or a dirty city?
    I prefer a clean city.
  • Do you like white bread rolls?
    Yes, I like white bread rolls. / No, ...
  • Does he sing songs in French?
    Yes, he sings songs in French.
  • What does the word 'picnic' mean?
    The word 'picnic' means ....
  • What colour can coffee be?
    Coffee can be black or white.
  • Do you like cold coffee?
    No, I don't like cold coffee. / Yes, I like...
  • Does he prefer white bread rolls?
    No, he doesn't prefer white bread rolls. He prefers brown bread rolls.
  • What do we have between two lessons?
    We have a break between two lessons.
  • Do we like English?
    Yes, we like English.
  • Do you like breaks?
    Yes, I like breaks.
  • Do I prefer black coffee?
    No, you don't prefer black coffee. You prefer white coffee.
  • Do you prefer to go home or on a picnic?
    I prefer to go on a picnic / go home.
  • What colour can tea be?
    Tea can be black, green or red.
  • Do you like hot dogs?
    Yes, I like hot dogs. / No, ...
  • Do you prefer bread or cake?
    I prefer cake / bread
  • Do you like picnics?
    Yes, I like picnics. / No, ...
  • Do you like hamburgers?
    No, I do not like hamburgers. / Yes, ...
  • Do you prefer the cinema or television?
    I prefer television/the cinema
  • Does he like white bread rolls?
    Yes, he likes white bread rolls.
  • Does the word 'simple' mean 'trudny'?
    No, the word 'simple' doesn't mean 'trudny’. It means ‘prosty’
  • Do we prefer Japanese?
    No, we don't prefer Japanese. We prefer English.
  • Do you like television?
    No, I don't like television. I like the cinema.
  • Do you like brown bread?
    Yes, I like brown bread.
  • Does he like brown bread?
    Yes, he likes brown bread.
  • Do you like clean cities?
    Yes, I like clean cities.
  • Does a hippie like music?
    Yes, a hippie likes music.
  • Do you like hot tea?
    Yes, I like hot tea. / I don't ...
  • Do you like cold spaghetti?
    No, I don't like cold spaghetti. / Yes, ...
  • Do you like dirty towns?
    No, I don't like dirty towns.
  • Do I like white coffee?
    Yes, you like white cofee. / No, ...
  • Does she like sushi?
    No, she doesn't like sushi.
  • Tell me what the word 'jacket' means, please.
    The word 'jacket' means 'kurtka' or ‘marynarka’
  • Do you like hot dogs with ketchup?
    No, I don't like hot dogs with ketchup. / Yes, ...
  • Do we prefer English or Japanese?
    We prefer English.
  • Do they sing songs in Italian?
    No, they don't sing songs in Italian.
  • When do we use the present simple?
    We use the present simple to speak about habits. For example, ‘I drink white coffee in the morning’.
  • Does she like cold coffee?
    No, she doesn't like cold coffee.
  • Do you like cake?
    Yes, I like cake.
  • Do you like English songs?
    Yes, I like English songs.
  • Do you prefer white bread rolls?
    No, I don't prefer white bread rolls. I prefer brown bread rolls.
  • Does she like cold spaghetti?
    No, she doesn't like cold spaghetti.
  • Do you prefer bread or bread rolls?
    I prefer bread rolls.
  • Does he like hot tea?
    Yes, he likes hot tea.
  • Do they prefer picnics in a park or in a garden?
    They prefer picnics in a park.
  • Do you like English lessons?
    Yes, I like English lessons.
  • Does she prefer a clean or a dirty city?
    She prefers a clean city.
  • Tell me what the word 'shoe' means, please.
    The word 'shoe' means ‘but’.
  • Do you like sushi?
    No, I don't like sushi. Yes, ...
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