ClassX Video Lessons Grade Grade 1 Learn English for Teens & Adults – Part 3 – Conversational English with Liam and Emma
Emma and Liam are friends who are going to eat at a Mexican restaurant. Liam is excited to see Emma and wonders if she likes him too. They are both looking forward to a yummy meal!
When Liam arrives at the restaurant, he asks for a table for two. He is ready to enjoy some delicious tacos with Emma.
The menu has many tasty tacos to choose from! There are chicken tacos, beef tacos, pork tacos, shrimp tacos, fish tacos, and even vegetarian tacos. There are also sides like rice, beans, and grilled vegetables.
Emma arrives and says hello to Liam. She tells him that she eats at this restaurant often because the food is so good. Liam is happy to see her.
Emma and Liam look at the menu and decide what they want to eat. Liam chooses chicken tacos with rice and beans. Emma decides to have vegetarian tacos. They both agree that water is the best drink to have with their meal.
On the table, there are plates, napkins, glasses, forks, knives, and spoons. Emma and Liam are ready to enjoy their meal together.
As they start to eat, Liam remembers he didn’t want beans. He quickly asks to have no beans, and they both laugh. They enjoy their meal and have a great time together.
Their adventure is not over yet! There will be more fun times and tasty meals. Stay tuned to see what happens next!
Create Your Own Taco Menu: At home, gather some paper and crayons. Imagine you are opening your own taco restaurant! Draw and color different types of tacos you would like to serve. Think about the ingredients you would use. Would you have chicken, beef, or maybe something else? Share your menu with your family and ask them what they would like to order from your restaurant.
Taco Taste Test: With the help of an adult, try making simple tacos at home. Use different fillings like cheese, lettuce, or tomatoes. Try to make a chicken taco or a vegetarian taco. Taste each one and decide which is your favorite. Talk about why you like it and what makes it special.
Restaurant Role Play: Set up a pretend restaurant at home. Use toy plates, cups, and utensils. Take turns being the customer and the waiter or waitress. Practice ordering food and serving it. Use polite words like “please” and “thank you.” This will help you understand how restaurants work and how to be polite when dining out.
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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I really like Emma. I wonder if she likes me. I guess I’ll find out soon. Hmm, we’re meeting at a Mexican restaurant.
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I must remember no beans.
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I’d like a table for two, please.
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Chicken tacos.
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Beef tacos.
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Pork tacos.
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Shrimp tacos.
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Fish tacos.
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Vegetarian tacos.
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Rice.
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Beans.
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Grilled vegetables.
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Hi Emma.
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Hi Liam.
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The menu looks good.
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Yes, I eat here often.
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Are you ready to order?
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I’m ready. I’ll have the chicken tacos with rice and beans.
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That sounds good.
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But I’ll have the vegetarian tacos.
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Would you like anything to drink?
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No, water is fine.
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I like water too.
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The plate.
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The napkin.
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The glass.
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The fork.
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The knife.
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The spoon.
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The table.
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The chair.
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The food looks good.
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Yes, let’s eat.
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Oh no, I forgot. No beans, please.
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