Collocations with food, dish and meal

In this lesson you will learn common collocations with the words “food”, "dish" and "meal" – these are words we often use together – so you’ll be able to talk about food more fluently in English!

 What’s Your Favourite Food, Dish, Meal or Cuisine?

Hello students!

Did you know that in English there isn’t just one word for ‘їжа’? We can say food, meal, dish, cuisine, course – and each has its own meaning!

Imagine you are at a party and someone asks you: What’s your favourite food? But wait – what if they ask about your favourite dish? Or your favourite meal? Or even your favourite cuisine? These words are similar, but they mean different things. Today we’ll learn how to use them correctly and naturally in English.

BREAKFAST AROUND THE WORLD

While the purpose of breakfast remains the same, the flavors and traditions vary dramatically across the globe. Let's find out about different types of breakfasts around the world.

 FULL ENGLISH BREAKFAST

The traditional breakfast in Britain is called the full English breakfast. It's a big, cooked meal, made up of several different parts. Because lots of these parts are fried, it's also sometimes called a fry-up.

 Difference between DINNER and SUPPER