- good to see you could make it : happy to see you could come
- It's really good to see you could make it. - full swing (idiom): at its high point
- The party really got into full swing around midnight. - eat someone out of house and home (idiom): they're eating all of my food
- My teenagers have huge appetites and are eating me out of house and home. - hit it off (idiom): get along well
- My roommate and I hit it off from the very first day we moved in. - outgoing (adjective): very friendly and sociable
- He is very outgoing and always makes newcomers feel comfortable at a party. - adventurous (adjective): willingness to try new things
- If I were more adventurous, I think I would try mountain climbing. - flashy (adjective): brightly colored or unusually decorated beyond normal standards
- She tends to wear flashy ski wear during the winter season.
Baking Cookies
- endure (verb): keep doing something unpleasant or difficult
- I can't endure my roommate's cooking for another day. It's terrible! - switch (verb): change
- Can we switch recipes for tonight's dinner? I'd rather have chicken instead of fish. - entire (adjective): complete or whole
- My daughter prepared the entire meal for the family. - ingredients (noun): materials for cooking
- These are great cookies. What ingredients do you use to make them? - pinch (noun): a small amount
- The chicken might taste better if you add a pinch of salt and pepper. - preheat (verb): heat an oven or stove before you start cooking something
- First, you should preheat the oven to 325 degrees before you start preparing the meal. - batch (noun): a group of similar things, used also with baking cookies
- I don't think two batches of cookies will be enough to feed all of the guests at the party.
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