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To be (am / is / are)
Gramer: like / don't like · love / hate — Food preferences
Yemek ve içecek kelimeleriyle sevdiğin ve sevmediğin şeyleri anlatıyorsun. like, love, enjoy, hate fiillerinden sonra gelen -ing yapısını öğrenirsin.
10 kelime ve kalıp — breakfast foods · vegetables (veggies) · fruit …
like / don't like · love / hate — Food preferences
“What Do Turkish Students Eat?” metni ve 4 anlama sorusu
Yemek tercihleri · En sevdiğin yemek
| # | Kelime / Kalıp | Türkçe açıklama |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | breakfast foods | Kahvaltı yiyecekleri: eggs, toast, honey, cheese, olives |
| 2 | vegetables (veggies) | Sebzeler: carrot, onion, pepper, broccoli, cucumber |
| 3 | fruit | Meyve: apple, banana, orange, strawberry, watermelon |
| 4 | meat | Et: chicken, beef, lamb, fish, seafood |
| 5 | dairy | Süt ürünleri: milk, cheese, yoghurt, butter |
| 6 | dessert / sweet | Tatlı / şekerleme: cake, ice cream, chocolate, baklava |
| 7 | junk food | Fast food / abur cubur: pizza, burger, chips, fried food |
| 8 | delicious | Çok lezzetli, nefis — 'It's delicious!' |
| 9 | I'm hungry! | Acıktım! / Karnım aç! |
| 10 | I'm full! | Doydum! / Karnım tok! |
Sevmek, nefret etmek veya hoşlanmak ifade ederken bu fiillerin ardından başka bir fiil gelirse o fiil -ing alır. Bu yapıya gerund denir. Türkçe'de "yüzmeyi seviyorum" → "I love swimming."
| Fiil | Türkçe | + -ing ile örnek |
|---|---|---|
| love | çok sevmek | I love swimming. → Yüzmeyi çok seviyorum. |
| like | sevmek, hoşlanmak | She likes reading. → Okumayı seviyor. |
| enjoy | zevk almak | He enjoys cooking. → Yemek yapmaktan zevk alıyor. |
| hate | nefret etmek | I hate waking up early. → Erken kalkmaktan nefret ederim. |
| don't mind | umursamıyorum / sorun değil | I don't mind waiting. → Beklemeyi umursamıyorum. |
| Durum | Kural | Örnekler |
|---|---|---|
| Çoğu fiil | sadece +ing | read→reading · eat→eating · play→playing |
| -e ile bitenler | e'yi at + ing | make→making · write→writing · dance→dancing |
| Kısa heceli + sessiz+sesli+sessiz | son harfi çift + ing | swim→swimming · run→running · sit→sitting |
In Turkey, breakfast is a very important meal. Turkish students usually have bread, cheese, olives, eggs and tomatoes for breakfast. Many students love eating honey and butter too. They drink tea or milk.
At school, students have lunch in the canteen. The menu changes every day. On Mondays, there is often chicken and rice. On Fridays, many schools serve fish. Most students like the food, but some students don't like vegetables!
After school, many students are hungry. They like eating fruit, biscuits or toasted sandwiches. Some students love chips and cola, but teachers say junk food is not healthy.
In the evening, Turkish families have a big dinner together. They eat soup, a main course and sometimes a dessert. Baklava and rice pudding are popular Turkish desserts. What do you eat for dinner?
1What do Turkish students usually have for breakfast?
2What is served at school on Fridays?
3Why do teachers say chips and cola are bad?
4Name two popular Turkish desserts mentioned in the text.
To be (am / is / are)
Articles: a / an
have / has ve iyelik sıfatları
Simple Present Tense (geniş zaman)
like / love / hate + -ing
can / can't (yetenek)
There is / There are ve yer edatları
How much / How many ve fiyatlar
Present Continuous (şimdiki zaman)
should / shouldn't (tavsiye)