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Ginger  \n2. Onion  \n3. Salt  \n4. Garlic  \n5. Lemongrass  \n6. Shallot  \n7. Chili peppers  \n8. Turmeric  \n9. Bell peppers  \n10. Cloves  \nC. D  \nG H.  \nI. J.  \nNote! Food Idioms  \nApple of my eye: Someone that you like very much.  \nEg. My daughter is the apple of my eye.  \nA piece of cake: something easy to do  \nEg. That exam was a piece of cake.  \nA bad egg: Someone that cannot be trusted.  \nEg. That boy is a bad egg. He is always in trouble.  \nCry over spilt milk: to waste time regretting a misfortune that cannot be undone. Eg. I know you didn’t pass your exam but there is no use crying over spilt milk.  \nA couch potato: Someone who spends a lot of time sitting and watching television.  \nEg. My son is a couch potato.  \nEat a horse: very hungry.  \nEg. I’m so hungry I could eat a horse.  \nGo nuts: to be very angry  \nEg. If I’m late again the teacher will go nuts.  \nWhat’s eating you?: What’s annoying or troubling you?  \nEg. What’s eating you? You’ve been in a bad mood all day.  \nTask 2: Find the words below in the word search.  \nfork salty melt garlic knife spicy fry chili bake  \ngrind rice  \nsour  \nmeat  \ncook  \nsalt knead ginger chicken  \ngrater onion sweet noodles toaster sugar blender serve  \nsugar cane  \ncinnamon oven  \ntomato sauce meatballs vegetable shrimp paste soy sauce grill fish  \nTask 3: Match the words with the pictures of utensils.  \n1. scale 8. bowls  \n2. cutting board 9. colander  \n3. grater 10. refrigerator  \n4. frying pan 11. fork  \n5. toaster 12. ladle  \n6. blender 13. pots and pans  \n7. spoon 14. mortar and pestle  \n15. wok  \n16. oven  \n17. knife  \n18. microwave  \n19. grill  \n20. measuring cups  \nP  \nTask 4: Match the verbs below with their meanings.  \n1. Mix [a. to](a. to) put together with something else  \n2. Stir b. to mix together by pressing with the hands  \n3. Boil c. to cut into thin flat pieces  \n4. Spread d. remove the skin  \n5. Add e. to move around with a spoon  \n6. Knead f. using a knife cut into small pieces  \n7. Bake [g. to](g. to) put a covering on a surface  \n8. Slice h. heat liquid until it bubbles on top  \n9. Chop [i. to](i. to) put or blend ingredients together  \n10. Peel j. to cook using dry heat in an oven  \nTask 5: Circle the verbs in the text. What form are the verbs in?  \nHow to make pancakes  \nIngredients: 4 eggs 3 cups milk  \n1 teaspoon vanilla 3 cups flour  \n1/2 cup sugar 1/2 teaspoon salt  \nButter Butter, syrup or jam for topping  \nMix eggs with a fork until well blended. Add milk and vanilla to the eggs. Stir as you add the flour, sugar, and salt. Try and get the batter as smooth as you can. Melt a little butter in a pan and drop about ½ cup pancake batter into the pan. Fry the pancake until it is light brown on one side (you can see little bubbles on the top), then flip and cook the other side. Serve the pancakes with butter, syrup or jam.  \nTask 6: In a procedure the simple present tense in the form of imperative is used. Imperative  \nsentences are used to tell someone how to do something, give instructions, commands or make requests. Translate the following verbs into Bahasa Indonesia. These verbs are commonly used in recipes.  \nCut  \nFold  \nWash  \nFry  \nSteam  \nGrill  \nHeat  \nGrind  \nGrate  \nShred  \nMelt Remove Weigh  \nPour  \nFill  \nWisk  \nDivide  \nServe  \nCrack  \nDrain  \nTask 7: Imperative verb charades: One student stands in front of the class and acts out an imperative  \nverb without speaking and the other students guess the correct verb. The student that said the correct answer now acts out a new imperative verb.  \nCulture Note!  \nTable manners are the etiquette used when eating. Different cultures have different standards and customs for what is appropriate behavior","cbCaibTTXGY5Rh1r","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibTTXGY5Rh1r","pdf",1174175,15,"English","# Unit Two: Procedure\n## Imperative verbs\n## Request and Commands\n## Offering\n## Time connectors\n## General structure of procedure texts\n## Culture: Food Idioms, Table Manners\n## Food and utensils vocabulary tasks\n## Verbs and meanings practice\n## Imperative tense and recipe instruction writing\n## Command and request exercises","[{\"question\":\"What grammar point is used in procedure texts in this unit?\",\"answer\":\"Procedure texts use the simple present tense in the form of imperative sentences to tell someone how to do something.\"},{\"question\":\"How can a command be made more polite?\",\"answer\":\"Add 'please' to the command to make it more polite, especially when speaking to older people.\"},{\"question\":\"What activities are included for learning imperative verbs and food vocabulary?\",\"answer\":\"Students match words with pictures, find words in a word search, match verbs with their meanings, and circle verbs in a recipe text.\"}]","SMA English LKS Class 10 - Unit Two: Procedure | PDF",1790879020,38]