19.04.05. 화상영어 lesson 24

Do you like hotdogs? Yes, I like hotdogs.

 

Do you like hamburgers? Yes, I like hamburgers.

 

Do you like hotdogs with ketchup? Yes, I like hotdogs with ketchup.

 

Do you like small classrooms? Yes, I like small classrooms.

 

Do you like clean cities? Yes, I like clean cities.

 

Do you like dirty towns? No, I don't like dirty towns.

 

Do you like brown bread? Yes, I like brown bread.

 

How about your father? Does he like brown bread? No, he doesn't like brown bread.

 

Do you like sushi? Yes, I like sushi.

 

How about your mother? Does she like sushi? No, she doesn't like sushi.

 

Do you like white bread rolls? Yes, I like white bread rolls.

 

How about your father? Does he like whte bread rolls? No, he doesn't like white bread rolls.

 

Do you like cold spaghetti? No, I don't like cold spaghetti.

 

How about your mother? Does she like cold spaghetti? No, she doesn't like cold spaghetti.

 

Does a hippie like music? Yes, a hippie likes music.

 

Do you like English lessons? Yes, I like English lessons.

 

Do we like English? Yes, we like English.

 

We have a break between two lessons. What do we have between two lessons? We have a break between two lessons.

 

Do you like a break? Yes, I like a break.

 

Do you like hot tea? Yes, I like hot tea.

 

How about your mother? Does she like hot tea? Yes, she likes hot tea.

 

Do you like cold coffee? Yes, I like cold coffee.

 

Does he like cold coffee? Yes, he likes cold coffee.

 

What color can tea be? Tea can be red, black or green.

 

What color can coffee be? Coffee can be balck, white and brown.

 

Do you like cake? Yes, I like cake.

 

Do you prefer bread or cake? I prefer bread.

 

Do you prefer the cinema or television? I prefer the cinema.

 

Do they prefer English or Spanish? They prefer English.

 

When do we use the present simple? We use the present simple to speak about habits.

 

Do I like white coffee? Yes, you like white coffee.

 

Do you prefer bread or bread rolls? I prefer bread.

 

Do you like English songs? No, I don't like English songs.

 

Does he sing songs in French? No, he doesn't sing songs in French.

 

Do you prefer a clean or dirty city? I prefer a clean city.

 

Does she prefer a clean or dirty city? She prefers a clean city.

 

Do we prefer English or Japanese? We prefer English.

 

Do I prefer black coffee? No, you don't prefer black coffee. But, you prefer white coffee.

 

Do you like television? No, I don't like television.

 

Do you prefer white bread rolls? No, I don't like white bread rolls.

 

Does he prefer white bread rolls? No, he doesn't like white bread rolls. But, he likes bread.

 

Do we prefer Japanese? No, we don't prefer Japanese.

 

Do they sing songs in Italian? No, they don't sing songs in Italian.

 

mean

 

What does the word 'habit' mean in Korean? The word 'habit' means '습관' in Korean.