RW Taj Mahal, Process Paragraph and Vocabulary

 

                                      How to Make Pancakes

Pancakes are a delicious weekend breakfast for many American people.  If you want to make the perfect pancakes, follow these steps.  First, get flour and put two cups of flour in a bowl.  Then, add about a cup of buttermilk to the flour.  Get an egg and crack it and add it to the mixture.  You should also put in a teaspoon of baking soda, baking powder, and sprinkle some salt.  Get a whisk and begin stirring the mixture.  Then, get out a griddle.  Heat up the griddle and spray some oil onto it and wait for it to become hotter.  After that, pour the mixture into circle shapes on the griddle.  Flip them over with a spatula every minute or two until it is brown on both sides and fluffy in the middle.  Finally, put the pancakes on a plate and serve it with maple syrup or whatever you want.  Delish! 

 

Imperative:                              Negative Imperative:

Come here now!                       Don’t come here

Eat your breakfast!                   Don’t eat!

Call me later.                            Don’t call me.  

 

 

Mix the eggs with flour.  Cook on low-heat for one hour. 

 

Hey Bobby, come here!  I want to talk.

Hey Susie, give me some money!  I need it.

Hey Khalid, don’t talk to me! 

Hey Abdulaziz, don’t lie to me again!

 

Complex = has many parts

Technique = style or way to do something

Gradually = slowly occurring

Familiar with (someone or something): I know this person or thing

Visualize: I see it without looking at it

Memorize: keep in your memory

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