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Food ()
Meat () Fish () Shellfish () Game ()
Beef Cod Crab Grouse
Chicken Haddock Crayfish Guinea fowl
Duck Herring King prawn Partridge
Goose Monkfish Langoustine Pheasant
Lamb Octopus Lobster Quail
Pork Plaice Mussels Rabbit
Turkey Salmon Oysters Venison
Veal Sardine Scallops Herbs/seasonings (/)
Bacon Shark Shrimps Cumin
Ham Halibut Nuts () Cinnamon
    Squid(calamary) Walnut Dill
    Swordfish - Almond Parsley
    trout Peanut Ginger
    Tuna Hazelnut Basil
    Turbot Coconut Rocket salad
    Carp Cashew    
Fruit () Vegetables ()
Apple Artichoke
Apricot Asparagus
Avocado Aubergine (eggplants)
Banana Beans (pulses) ()
Blackcurrants Broccoli
Blueberries Brussels sprouts
Blackberries Cabbage
Cherries Carrot
Cranberries Capers
Litchi Cauliflower
Grapefruit Celery
Grapes Courgette
Kiwi Cucumber
Lemon Fennel
Lime Garlic
Mango Green beans
Melon Leek -
Olives , Lettuce
Orange Lentils
Peach Mushrooms
Pear Champignons
Pineapple Onion
Plums Parsnip
Raspberries Peas
Redcurrants Pepper
Strawberries Potato
Watermelon Radishes
Wild strawberries Horse radishes
    Spinach
    Sweetcorn
    Watercress -
    Zucchini
    French beans

 
Grocery and other products ( ) Kitchen utensils ( )
butter measuring cup
vegetable oil cooker/ stove
olive oil potato peeler
sugar bottle opener
caster sugar spatula
salt rolling pin/ kitchen roll
rice can opener
corn bread knife
wheat sieve
rye mixing bowl
sesame seeds freezer
cream cutlery
sour cream fish slice
cottage cheese spoon
cheese (soft, hard, blue) (, , ) cling film
eggs (hard boiled, soft-boiled, white, yolk) ( , , , ) kitchen knife
flour measuring spoon
sauce microwave oven
milk fridge/refrigerator
minced meat aluminium foil
terrine corkscrew
pate wooden spoon
mayonnaise chopping board
dressing whisk
vinegar colander
mustard food processor
bread crumbs frying pan
coffe beans kitchen scales
gelatin cheese grater
greens saucepan/casserole
seasonings oven glove
cocktail salad - pepper grinder
bread coffee grinder
chefs salad microwave (oven) ()
croissant fork
soup tea spoon
chops table spoon
cutlets plate/dish ,
sausage apron
tart , glass ,
fillet cup/ mug ,
sirloin scoop
t-bone steak cork
ducks liver
chicken liver rare
draniki (potato pancakes) medium rare
pancakes/crepes medium well
caviar (red/black) (, ) well done

Ways of cooking (verbs) ( ) ()
poach whisk
grill dice
bake , peel
roast grate
fry spread ,
boil mash
brown/sauté wash
steam pickle / marinate
toast , stir fry
stew crush ,
mix press
squeeze smoke
slice , wrap
separate roll
chop , stir
grind cut/trim ,
blend garnish
cover , serve
pour fill
Ways of cooking (verbs) ( ) ()
poach whisk
grill dice
bake , peel
roast grate
fry spread ,
boil mash
brown/sauté wash
steam pickle / marinate
toast , stir fry
stew crush ,
mix press
squeeze smoke
slice , wrap
separate roll
chop , stir
grind cut/trim ,
blend garnish
cover , serve
pour fill

 
Ways of cooking (verbs) ( ) ()
poach whisk
grill dice
bake , peel
roast grate
fry spread ,
boil mash
brown/sauté wash
steam pickle / marinate
toast , stir fry
stew crush ,
mix press
squeeze smoke
slice , wrap
separate roll
chop , stir
grind cut/trim ,
blend garnish
cover , serve
pour fill

 

 

Numerals ()

Cardinal ()

379 three hundred and seventy-nine

5,084 five thousand and eighty-four

2,550,000 two million, five hundred and fifty thousand

3,000,000,000 three billion

 

Ordinal numbers and dates( )

4 January the fourth of January / January the fourth

21 May the twenty-first of May / May the twenty-first

1994 nineteen ninety four

1905 nineteen hundred and five / nineteen (oh) five

 

Fractions and Decimals ( )

1 ¼ - one and a quarter 1.25 one point two five

1 1/3 one and a third 1.5 one point five

1 ½ - one and a half 0.3 point three

1/7 one seven th

5/6 five six ths

 

Percentages()

26% - twenty six per cent

 

 

 
(very, rather, so) ?- many(very, rather, so) +?- much a lot of lots of plenty of a great deal of a great number of
I have a little money!
I have a few friends!

(only, just)a few J (only, just)a little J
+ some ?- any
I have few friends!

I have very little money!

(very, rather, so) few (very, rather, so)little
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I read a lot of books. (very many books)

Do you read much? Yes, I do, quite a lot. (adverb)

Do you read many books? Yes, I have plenty of them at home.

There are some papers on the desk.

Is there any milk left? No, there isnt any.

We were a little excited. (adverb)

 

 

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  INDEFINITE CONTINUOUS PERFECT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
PRESENT V1(s/es) play(s) draw(s) Do /Does . V1? dont /doesnt . V1 Usually, always, often, sometimes, occasionally, as a rule, never, seldom, hardly ever, rarely, from time to time BE present Ving am / is / are playing   Now, at the moment, at present Look!... Listen! Shh!   HAVE/HAS V1 ed HAVE/HAS V3 have / has played have / has drawn Ever (?), never, already, yet (-,?), just, today, this week, recently, lately, for, since HAVE/HAS BEEN Ving have / has been playing have / has been drawing For, since, how long ? (we are interested in the process of the action)
PAST V1 ed V2 played drew Did V1..? didnt V1 Yesterday, last year, 2 days ago, the other day, in April, in 2003, when ? BE past Ving was / were playing At oclock yesterday, the whole evening, from 3 to / till 4, at this time yesterday, when the phone rang , while HAD V3 had played had drawn Before, after (past), by yesterday HAD BEEN Ving had been playing had been drawing For, since, how long ? Before, after (past) (we are interested in the process of the action)  
FUTURE SHALL / WILL V1 shall / will play shall / will draw Tomorrow, next year, in 2 weeks, in 2050 SHALL / WILL BE Ving shall / will be playing At oclock tomorrow, the whole evening tomorrow, from 3 to / till 4, at this time tomorrow, when the phone rings   SHALL/WILL HAVE V3 shall / will have played shall / will have drawn By tomorrow, before, after (future)   SHALL/WILL HAVE BEEN Ving shall / will have been playing For, since, how long ? Before, after (future)  

 


 
  Absolute (Positive) Comparative Superlative    
A.   - -er -est  
1.   low nice hot   lower nicer hotter   lowest nicest hottest    
 
 
2. : 1)- y   2)-ow   3) -le   4)-er     pretty   wealthy   narrow   shallow   simple   gentle   clever   tender     prettier   wealthier   narrower   shallower   simpler   gentler   cleverer   tenderer     prettiest   wealthiest   narrowest   shallowest   simplest   gentlest   cleverest   tenderest  
3. - severe   severer   severest    
4. un-   unhappy   untidy unhappier   untidier   unhappiest   untidiest  
B.   - more... most...  
1. modern   useful more modern   more useful most modern   most useful  
2. ( ) terrible comfortable   more terrible more comfortable   most terrible most comfortable    


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