Práctica de Inglés en la Cocina: Verbos, Sustantivos y Sugerencias

Clase 10 de 10 • Curso de Inglés Práctico sobre Vocabulario de Cocina

Resumen

Felicidades por llegar al final del taller de inglés básico A2: Práctica en la cocina. Realicemos una recapitulación para ver de forma global todo lo aprendido.

Temas que aprendiste en el taller básico A2

Estos son algunos conocimientos que adquiriste durante este taller:

Planes e intenciones
Sustantivos contables e incontables
Cómo usar “Let’s”
Hacer propuestas a tus amigos y familia
Practicar inglés en la cocina

Contribución creada por: Danilo Herrera.

Carlos Jose Hernandez Candray

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Thanks Ravee!

I was enjoy completely this course. You´re a big teacher

Ravee Lakhmani

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My pleasure Carlos. Thanks for the complement..

Rafael facundo Miness sevilla

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the best teacher and the best course

Jesus Guillermo Belman Leal

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Thank you for the workshop. I think could be a great idea to make one for the gym. Speak different things related with workout and getting fit.

Leyniker Celis

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Great course Ravee, just straight to the point. Keep up the positive attitude!

Ismael Danilo Herrera Sánchez

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¡Thank you teacher Ravee! 💚

What I liked most about this workshop was seen the teacher in the cook 👨🏾‍🍳

When I cook in my kitchen, I will try to put into practice everything I have learned in this course. 🍳

Fabiana Rodriguez

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I really loved these classes. They were fun. I enjoyed eveything about it. Thank you teacher

Tania Alejandra Molina

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Thanks, Ravee!

Maria de los Angeles Marroquin Romero

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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Dulce María

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I was a funny and delicious class.

Monica Patricia Caro Herrera

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Thanks fo the cooking class, it was delicious.

Norma Natalia Moreno Espinoza

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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ In my opinion, this is a great opportunity to learn English while cooking. The classes are awesome and wonderful and have a great vocabulary. Congrats ~

Cristina Aracely Perez Lue

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this is an excellent course, it is very interactive and fun

Sergio Jonathan Díaz Muñoz

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I think English teachers should learn to transmit as you do my friend, I was kept well entertained and engaged at all times not so with other teachers, my congratulations.

Diego Mauricio Zuluaga Rodríguez

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Hey everyone! Here are 5 workshop ideas to get us all talking, moving, and cooking smarter together:

1. Chopped: ESL Edition

Split into teams and race the clock with mystery basket ingredients. You must narrate every move in English: “I’m slicing the onion into strips because we need them for the base.” Practices real-time speaking, imperatives, and quick thinking.

2. Preposition Obstacle Course

Set up stations with bowls, pans, and tongs. One blindfolded teammate follows directions: “Carry the tomatoes up the step, then drop them into the colander.” Hilarious, physical, and cements onto/off/of/down without a worksheet.

3. Recipe Surgery

I’ll hand out “broken” recipes with missing words and jumbled steps. You diagnose and rewrite them, then actually cook the dish to test if your fix worked. Practices reading comprehension, sequencing, and modal verbs (must, should, can).

4. Taste & Taboo

Blind-taste three sauces and describe them without using “good/bad.” “This one creeps up on you with heat,” or “It spreads over your tongue like caramel.” Builds sensory vocabulary and creative comparisons.

5. Mistake-Proof Meal Prep

Plan a make-ahead meal for a busy week, but explain why each step prevents a disaster: “I freeze the herbs in oil because they brown in the freezer otherwise.” Perfect for practicing because clauses and practical life hacks.

We’d cook, laugh, and leave with real skills (and leftovers). Who’s in?

Fernando Tovar Monraz

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Congratulation to the teacher, I enjoyed this module.

John Harly Martínez Acosta

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Thanks Ravee!

Juan Adrés Barreno García

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how can i underline a comment

Ravee Lakhmani

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Hey skiter.277! 👋I don't understand the question. Can you explain please? 💚

aroldana

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thanks, this course is fantastic

Mateo Abrego

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In the cooking class, you practiced using "going to" for future intentions and suggestions with "let's". For example, if you planned to make a pizza, you could say, "I'm going to make a pizza" and, "Let's add some cheese." This structure helps in making plans and inviting friends to cook together. Keep practicing these phrases to improve your English conversational skills!

Andres Caro

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I love cook with you :D

thanks