Period 2: lesson 6 Preparing Dairy products - present tenses

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Today's goals

Dictation

You are going to learn about dairy products.

You are going to practice with the present simple. 

Paper and pen

1. Write down the word I tell you.

2. Write down the meaning of the word - in English or Dutch.

Ten words in total.

State verbs

I'm lovin it.

McDonalds.

Correct or incorrect?

She is well-informed about politics because she _____ the newspaper every day.

1. reads
2. is reading
3. has read

James never ____ his homework. (to do)

1. does
2. is doing
3. has done
4. has been doing

Worksheet

Fill out worksheet.

Check together.

Answers in next slide.

A) Choose the correct option:

 

I eat vegetables every day.

You rarely drink coke.

Pamela likes strawberries.

Richard and Paul like watermelon.

Peter adores chicken.

Susan never has breakfast.

B) Fill in with the Present Simple of the verbs given:

Harry eats an ice-cream a day.

Violet hates garlic.

They eat soup regularly.

Children usually like soup.

Daniel enjoys eating pasta.

I always eat lunch at home.

We usually drink milk for breakfast.

A) Fill in with Do or Does:

 

Do you like salad?

Does Paul like peas?

Do they eat bananas?

Does Charles drink juice?

Does your cat drink milk?

Does Sally like cheese?

B) Rewrite the sentences in the interrogative:

Do they prepare dinner?

Do Sally and Alan like broccoli?

Does David drink lemonade?

Does Emma like peaches?

A) Fill in with don’t or doesn’t:

Mark doesn't like salad.

Bella doesn't eat watermelon.

Mark and I don't drink tea.

My mother doesn't drink wine.

David and Philip don't like peas.

I don't eat lettuce.

B) Rewrite the sentences in the negative:

I don't eat oranges.

Kate doesn't like butter.

Julie and Garry don't drink much water.

A) Write the answer according to the symbol.

Yes, she does. 

Yes, they do. 

No, she doesn't. 

No, he doesn't. 

Yes, they do. 

No, she doesn't. 

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Joost

Alicia

Eva

Julius

Meike

Ezme

Units 4 and 5 Cooking 

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Ruben

Fleur

Jeffrey

Arjan

Jacco

Sven

Extra: write down words you do not know and find a translation

Preparing Dairy Products

1. What are some examples of dairy products?

2. What are some ways in which dairy products are prepared?

There are numerous examples of dairy products. Milk is a dairy product. Milk usually comes from cows, but we can also get it from goats. There are different types of milk. It can be whole, low-fat, skim, or evaporated. Cream comes from butter fat skimmed off of the top of milk during production. Cheese also comes from milk. There are too many cheeses to name. Cheddar and Swiss are very common, however. Cream cheese is a softened cheese used like butter as a topping or in recipes.

2. Dairy products are prepared in several ways. Preparation depends upon the product, of course. Milk, for instance, is often pasteurized. Then, depending on the needs of consumers, it may be evaporated, thickened to produce cream, or have fat removed from it to produce low-fat or skim milk. Cheese is cultured. This prevents the cheese from spoiling too soon. Some cheeses are also pasteurized. Cream cheese is prepared in this way. However, gourmet cheeses (Gourmet or artisan cheese, on the other hand, only makes use of natural ingredients like high-quality milk, enzymes and natural colours, and the cheese is usually made by hand with more care and extra steps to ensure the finest taste.) are not. They are always cultured.

Dairy

1. What are some examples of dairy products?

2. What are the best ways to store different dairy products?

1. A dairy product is a food that comes from the milk of a cow or other animal. it might be pure milk directly from the cow. These products include cream, cheese, yogurt and also milk.

2. Most dairy products should be stored in cool, dry places, and refrigerated whenever possible. It's okay to freeze some products to prolong their freshness. Others, like whole milk, do not thaw properly and should only be refrigerated. 

Dairy

What is the difference between being a vegetarian and vegan?

What have you done with dairy products this week. What is the vegan alternative?

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