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Teaching a recipe to practice Imperative Mood , Sequence Words and Quantifiers

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Warm-up Questions

What kind of recipe do you think the video will teach?
What language points might you practice when learning a recipe (for example: imperative verbs, sequence words, quantities)?
What ingredients do you expect to use for healthy pancakes?

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Teaching a recipe to practice Imperative Mood , Sequence Words and Quantifiers

Introduction and ingredients (00:00 – 00:27)

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1. What is the speaker going to teach in the video?

How to bake a cake
How to cook a healthy meal
How to make salad

2. What is the name of the dish?

Instant Oat Pancakes
Apple Banana Bread
Pancakes for my baby

3. Which ingredient is mentioned as a quantity of 'a cup'?

Instant oat
Oil
Water

Teaching a recipe to practice Imperative Mood , Sequence Words and Quantifiers

Preparing the mixture (00:27 – 01:31)

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1. What does the speaker say to do first with the banana?

Grate it
Pour water on it
Peel it

2. What tool does the speaker suggest for smashing the banana?

A fork
A blender
A knife

3. If the mixture is too dry, what should you do?

Put it in the fridge
Add more oil
Add some water

Teaching a recipe to practice Imperative Mood , Sequence Words and Quantifiers

Cooking and serving (01:31 – 02:27)

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1. What should you do while the mixture is resting?

Heat the pan
Wash the dishes
Peel the apple

2. About how much mixture should you add to the pan each time?

Approximately one spoon
Approximately half a pan
Approximately one cup

3. How long does the speaker say to wait after turning it around?

One more minute
About 10 minutes
Some seconds

Teaching a recipe to practice Imperative Mood , Sequence Words and Quantifiers

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1. Which type of language is used most in the instructions (for example: 'peel', 'mix', 'wait')?

Imperative (command) verbs
Past tense stories
Questions only

2. Which set shows sequence words used in the video?

First / after that / then / finally
Yesterday / last week / ago
Because / although / however

3. Which phrase is a quantifier (a word/phrase that shows amount) from the video?

heat the pan
turn it around
half an apple

Discussion Questions

Discuss the ideas from this video

Teaching a recipe to practice Imperative Mood , Sequence Words and Quantifiers

Which sequence words do you use most when you explain a process (first, then, after that, finally)? Why?
Do you prefer measuring with exact quantities (for example, '1 cup') or approximate quantities (for example, 'approximately one spoon')? Explain.
What could you add or change to make this recipe different (for example, another fruit or topping)?
What is one instruction from the video you think is very important for cooking success? Why?