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The document outlines a meal plan for February 4th, 2021, detailing various meals including breakfast, brunch, lunch, snack, and dinner with specific food items listed for each. It also includes vocabulary related to food and meals in both English and Spanish, as well as a list of past verbs with their translations. The document serves as a bilingual resource for understanding meal terminology and verb conjugations.

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MEALS

The document outlines a meal plan for February 4th, 2021, detailing various meals including breakfast, brunch, lunch, snack, and dinner with specific food items listed for each. It also includes vocabulary related to food and meals in both English and Spanish, as well as a list of past verbs with their translations. The document serves as a bilingual resource for understanding meal terminology and verb conjugations.

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Thursday, 4th February, 2021

MEALS <Alimentos>

Breakfast - desayuno Cereals, Milk, Fruit,


cheese, yogurth
Brunch – <almuerzo> A piece of bread,
<breakfast+lunch> toasts
cupcakes
Lunch - <comida> Vegetables Starter
Meat Main course MENU
Second dish
Dessert
Snack -<merienda> A piece of fruit
Tea and cookies
Dinner - <cenar> Rice and Starter
currychicken Main course
Soup Second dish
Fish and chips Dessert
VOCABULARY FOOD-MEALS
PLATE = plato (físico)
DISH = plato (tradicional, e.g. paella)
NAPKINS = Servilletas
KNIFE = Cuchillo
SPOON = Cuchara
FORK = Tenedor
CUTTERY = Cubiertos
GLASSES = Vasos
PAST VERBS
Vender sell sold
Llorar Cry cried
Reír Laugh Laughed
Cantar sing sang
Tirar throw threw
Golpear Hit Hit
Comenzar Start started
Llevar carry carried (take or took)
Llevar puesto wear wore
Traer Bring Brought
Olvidar Forget Forgot
Recordar Remember remembered

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