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    This document provides a vocabulary list of common foods in Spanish and English, including water, biscuits, yoghurt, sausages, crisps, bread, ice cream, chocolate, smoothies, milk, salad, fish, sandwiches, fruit juice, cheese, chicken, pear, apple, lemon, bananas, carrot, peas, strawberry, tomatoes. It also presents grammar structures for talking about likes and dislikes, including using "do/does" in yes/no questions and short answers, "but" to contrast likes and dislikes, and adding "s" to the third person singular verb when talking about other people's preferences.

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    Unit 4

    Food We Like
    Vocabulary

    Water
    (agua)

    Biscuits
    (galletas)

    Yoghurt
    (yogurt)

    Sausages
    (salchichas)

    Crisps
    (patatas fritas)

    Bread
    (pan)

    Ice cream
    (helado)

    Chocolate
    (chocolate)

    Smoothies
    (batidos)

    Milk
    (leche)

    salad
    (ensalada)
    Fish
    (pescado)

    Sandwiches
    (sndwiches)

    fruit juice
    (zumo de fruta)

    Cheese
    (queso)

    chicken
    (pollo)

    Pear
    (pera)

    Apple
    (manzana)

    Lemon
    (limn

    Bananas
    (pltanos)

    Carrot
    (zanahoria)

    peas
    (guisantes)

    Strawberry
    strawberries
    (fresa/fresas)

    Tomato/tomatoes
    (tomate/tomates)

    Grammar
    Like

    We make yes/no questions and short answers as in Unit 1:


    o Do you like bread?
    o Yes, I do / No, I dont
    We use but to contrast things we like and dont like.

    You

    You

    We

    like

    chocolate

    We

    cheese

    dont like

    You

    You

    They

    They

    you
    we

    Do

    like

    you
    they

    Yes,

    I
    we

    No,

    they dont

    Present Simple 3rd person s to talk about other peoples likes

    We add s to the verb for he, she, it.


    He
    She

    Likes

    chocolate

    It
    REMEMBER!!
    LOVE is stronger than LIKE

    do

    I like milk but I dont like cheese

    Milk ?

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