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Lesson 31 – Quiz
Match the two halves of these sentences:
1.
After my dental surgery, I could only
eat soft
a) alfredo sauce is my favorite dish.
2.
His facial expression
b) bits of Oreo cookies in this ice cream.
3. I felt sick after eating four greasy
c) chewy; I think it's overcooked.
4.
My skin gets really
d) choppy; it's not a good day to go sailing.
5.
Pasta with creamy
e) dry in the wintertime.
6. She simmered the stew for hours
until the meat
f) dull it won't even cut a tomato.
7. The boss' voice
g) foods for three weeks.
8.
The skin on his hands is
h) hardened when he mentioned his ex-wife.
9.
The water is quite
i) rough due to years of manual labor.
10. There are some crunchy
j) slices of pizza.
11. This chicken is a little bit
k) softened after we told her that the mistake
could be fixed.
12. This knife is so
l) was wonderfully tender.
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Lesson 32 – Smell
Today we’ll continue learning collocations related to the five senses, with expressions for describing
different smells. Let’s begin by looking at some commonly confused words.
Aroma, scent, and
fragrance all describe a
good smell. You can talk about the
wonderful aroma of a
cake that has just been taken out of the oven, the
fresh scent of flowers, and the
sweet fragrance of a
woman’s perfume.
The word
smell is neutral; you can have the
lovely smell of fresh-baked bread,
or the
horrible smell of
rotting food. The word “smell” can be a noun or a verb – so you can also say
“It smells delicious” or
“It
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