18 'What would you like to eat this even...

It's often the case that we make suggestions to each other - to go to the cinema, to go out for something to eat, to go for a drink. That's the focus of our discussion in this lesson. 

A common topic of conversation is the weather. That will be our focus in this lesson. We'll begin with a conversation between Frau Meier and Herr Mueller who are neighbours but who, nonetheless, address each other formally. 

In this lesson, Frau Weber has arrived in Stuttgart. She doesn't know the city, however, and is looking for a good restaurant. She stops a passer-by to ask for a recommendation. 

In this lesson, we'll be talking briefly about wine, and the kinds of food we might eat with the various types of wines. We'll meet some useful vocabulary and expressions related to food, too. It's an intermediate lesson because there's quite an amount of new vocabulary. Let's ge ... Show More

What are you having for dinner tonight? Listen to find out what Catherine might have. 

What are you having for dinner tonight? Listen to find out what Catherine might have. 

Whether you're an avid creator of wonderful, four-course dishes or incapable of boiling an egg, in this lesson you'll find a range of vocabulary which will take a meal through from preparation to completion. Don't worry - Amélie will tell us what to do! 

We hope you're hungry as Josie and Mark are talking about their favourite dishes to cook in this extra episode of Coffee Break English. Would you like to receive free lesson notes to accompany this lesson? If so then click here to go to our website and enter your name and email a ... Show More

In this episode, we hear from Marcia in the Caribbean. She talks about a traditional Jamaican way of cooking, and we focus on the modal verbs ‘might’, ‘may', ‘could' and ‘can'. Would you like to receive free lesson notes to accompany this lesson? If so then click here to go to ou ... Show More

This lesson covers saying that you are hungry and thirsty.