What do we mean when we say we’re having a “three-course meal”? Learn how to talk about different parts of a meal in this quick video from ESLPod.com.
Also, take a look at the Daily English lesson we mention in this video, #121 – Cooking Dinner, for more cooking-related vocabulary.
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