Reading Everyday Texts
We read different texts to perform tasks. Let us explore the vocabulary used in Recipes, Instructions, and Product Descriptions.
Cooking Recipes soup_kitchen
Manuals & Instructions handyman
Product Descriptions smartphone
Instructions drop the subject "You"!
Quick Check bolt
Mission my_location
Mission my_location
Mission my_location
Video Lesson movie
Ask a Question person_raised_hand
Recent Questions
Good question, Vireak! Instructions use the "Imperative form". This means we give direct commands to save space and read faster. So "Chop the onions" is faster than "You need to chop the onions". menu_book
What is the difference between "stir" and "mix"?
Hi Nita! "Mix" means combining different things together (like flour and sugar). "Stir" is the specific action of moving a spoon in a circle (like stirring coffee). restaurant_menu
If a bag is "durable", does it mean it is heavy?
Not always! "Durable" just means it is strong and won't break easily. You can have a bag that is both "lightweight" AND "durable" at the same time! backpack
Why do recipes not use the word "you"?