Simple Instructions
Learn to read and follow steps in English using high-frequency action words!
Action Verbs door_front
Order & Sequence format_list_numbered
Everyday Signs stop_circle
Cooking Steps soup_kitchen
Negative Instructions!
Quick Check bolt
Mission my_location
Mission my_location
Mission my_location
Mission my_location
Video Lesson
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Recent Questions
It is a very common mistake! Remember: "PUSH" is moving it away from U (You). "PULL" is bringing it towards you. door_front
Can I use "After" instead of "Next" for steps?
Yes, you can! But usually we say "After that,". For example: "First, open the box. After that, take out the phone." It means the same thing as "Next".
What does "Stir" mean? Is it the same as "Mix"?
They are very similar! "Mix" is combining different things together (like flour and eggs). "Stir" is the specific action of moving a spoon around in a circle, usually in a liquid (like stirring coffee). local_cafe restaurant
I always get confused between "Push" and "Pull" on doors!