Learn food and drink words and use the Simple Present: I eat, I don't eat, and Do you like...? Click any ▶ to listen.
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Food & drinkEveryday food and drink words.
Simple PresentAffirmative, negative & questions.
PracticePut it all together.
Click any word to hear it.
Permanent truths & Habits / Routines
Use don't (= do not) before the verb. Click a row to listen.
Put Do before the subject. The verb does not change.
| Affirmative | Question |
|---|---|
| I like coffee. | Do you like coffee? |
| You eat meat. | Do you eat meat? |
| We have eggs. | Do we have eggs? |
| They drink milk. | Do they drink milk? |
You can answer in two ways. The short answer uses do — not the verb. Click ▶ to listen.
Read the sign in (parentheses) and choose.
Which short answer is correct? Watch out for the wrong forms.
Listen and tap the correct food. It changes every round.
Play each clip and type the sentence.
Everything from this lesson, in one table. For habits and things that are always true.
| Form | Structure | Example |
|---|---|---|
| + | subject + verb | I eat bread. |
| − | don't + base verb | I don't eat meat. |
| ? | Do + subject + verb? | Do you eat fish? |
You can now talk about food and drink and use the Simple Present (+, − and questions). Next: Part B — telling the time.