Chapter IV. ļæ½This is how you do it.ļæ½
OBSERVING AND QUESTIONING
OBSERVING AND QUESTIONING
A recipe is a written work and therefore uses the rules of written English. To present it orally, you certainly need to use the rules of spoken English. Work in your group. Study the examples of how to present the ingredients orally.
Look closely at the differences between the written version and the oral version of stating the ingredients.
First, copy the examples. Hand-write your sentences on a piece of paper. Make sure you know the meaning of every word and spell it correctly. Use the punctuation marks correctly, too.
Then, in your group, practice presenting the ingredients to each other orally. Say every word loudly, clearly, and correctly. First, repeat after me.
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OBSERVING AND QUESTIONING
COLLECTING INFORMATION
COLLECTING INFORMATION
You can choose your own design to make the recipe. Make sure that your recipe consists of the following parts.
- the recipe to cook the vegetables, entitled āVegetableā
- the recipe to cook the coconut dressing (sambal kelapa), entitled āCoconut Dressingā
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- Serves 4
- Preparation time 20 mins
- Cooking time 20 mins
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Make sure you spell the words correctly. Use the punctuation marks correctly, too. If you have any problems, come to me. When you have !nished your recipe, present your work to the class.
REFLECTING
ASSOCIATING
ASSOCIATING
ASSOCIATING
Here are the actions to steam food, but they are not in a good order yet. Put them into the table in the right order. Method
For the āPartsā, put all parts of the rice cooker mentioned in the actions. Use a dictionary. Make sure you know the meaning of every word and how to spell them. While you are writing your manual, say the words loudly, clearly, and correctly. If you have any problems, come to me.
COMMUNICATING
COMMUNICATING