FOOD (1). 1. morning: breakfast 2. noon: lunch 3. evening: dinner.

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FOOD (1)

1. morning: breakfast

2. noon: lunch

3. evening: dinner

4. restaurant

5. go shopping

6. trolley

7. basket

8. to cook

9. kitchen

10. stove (cooker and oven)

11. microwave (oven)

12. fridge

13. bowl

14. cutlery (knife, spoon, fork)

15. plate

16. cup and saucer

17. saucepan

18. frying pan

19. cooking pot

20. coffee machine

21. teapot

22. salt and pepper

23. drinks (water, beer, wine)

24. lay (or set) the table

25. do the washing up / wash the dishes