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She has many colourful   that she likes to drink coffee from.  \n2) People use different size   to eat soup and to eat dessert.  \n3) In Italian restaurants the server uses a   to make small pieces of cheese for spaghetti.  \n4) Tonight’s menu is very rich. There are many   boiling on the stove.  \n5) Please boil some water in the   I want to make some tea.  \n6) I made a   of lemonade. There is plenty for all of us.  \n7) Put the flour, eggs, sugar and butter in a   Then mix them to make a cake.  \n8) Use a   while cutting the vegetables, so that the counter isn’t damaged.  \n9) This one is for the fruit. We need a bigger   to slice the bread.  \n10) Let’s use paper   to serve the cake at our kids’ birthday party.  \nExercise 3  \nFill in the blanks with the words given. Change the tense if necessary.  \ncook, bake, boil, mix, cut, slice, roast, fry, pour, rinse  \n1) Please use that sharp knife to   the bread.  \n2) I am going to   a cake for my son’s birthday party.  \n3) You need to   potatoes to make chips.  \n4) Oil and water do not   The oil always stays on top.  \n5) Please   the soil off the strawberries before you eat them.  \n6) When you   meat in the oven, add some seasoning to make it taste better.  \n7) First you have to   some water and then add the pasta in the pot.  \n8) Can you hand me the paper towel? I spilled some milk when I was   some into the glass.  \n9) During the lockdown everybody got used to ………………….. at home.  \n10) Do not chop the tomatoes.……………………them into halves.  \nExercise 4  \nFill in the blanks with the words given.  \nkitchen, living room, basement, bedroom, bathroom, closet, garage, attic,  \ngarden, hallway  \n1) Our   is really dark. 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