English for Food and Hobbies
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English for Food and Hobbies
This course is part of Learn English Now: Introduction to Communication Specialization
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What you'll learn
Identify various foods and drinks and express personal dietary preferences.
Describe hobbies and leisure activities using "like," "dislike," and "love."
Engage in basic social conversations about free time and personal interests.
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May 2026
8 assignments
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There are 2 modules in this course
Build your communication toolkit with this engaging course from Arizona State University focused on personal interests and daily routines. This course brings English to life by exploring the topics people love to talk about most: food and fun. You will learn the names of common foods and drinks, how to express hunger and thirst, and the vocabulary needed to order a meal or discuss your favorite dishes.
Beyond the kitchen, you will dive into the world of hobbies and leisure. You will learn how to describe what you do in your free time, from sports and music to reading and traveling. The course emphasizes "likes" and "dislikes," giving you the ability to express your personality and preferences clearly. By practicing these social topics, you will transition from simple identification to meaningful conversation. This course ensures that you can participate in social gatherings and share your personal story with others, providing you with the confidence to communicate your passions in an English-speaking world.
Discover how to talk about your favorite foods and drinks in English. This module will introduce you to a wide range of food and beverage vocabulary, allowing you to express preferences and discuss meals. You will practice identifying different food items and forming sentences about what you like and dislike.
What's included
2 videos3 readings4 assignments1 discussion prompt6 plugins
2 videosβ’Total 4 minutes
- Read and Listenβ’1 minute
- Listen and Speakβ’3 minutes
3 readingsβ’Total 35 minutes
- Writeβ’5 minutes
- Learn New Language 1β’15 minutes
- Learn New Language 2β’15 minutes
4 assignmentsβ’Total 67 minutes
- Quiz 1β’20 minutes
- Quiz 2β’9 minutes
- Listen and Writeβ’20 minutes
- Quiz 3β’18 minutes
1 discussion promptβ’Total 10 minutes
- Write Moreβ’10 minutes
6 pluginsβ’Total 45 minutes
- Writeβ’10 minutes
- Learn New Language 1β’5 minutes
- Learn New Language 2β’5 minutes
- Practice New Languageβ’10 minutes
- Read and Listen Moreβ’10 minutes
- Practice Spellingβ’5 minutes
Learn to discuss your hobbies and leisure activities in English. This module will equip you with vocabulary and phrases to talk about what you do in your free time, whether it's sports, reading, or other pastimes. You will practice expressing your interests and engaging in conversations about leisure.
What's included
2 videos1 reading4 assignments1 discussion prompt5 plugins
2 videosβ’Total 4 minutes
- Read and Listenβ’1 minute
- Listen and Speakβ’3 minutes
1 readingβ’Total 15 minutes
- Learn New Language β’15 minutes
4 assignmentsβ’Total 51 minutes
- Quiz 1β’15 minutes
- Quiz 2β’6 minutes
- Listen and Writeβ’20 minutes
- Quiz 3β’10 minutes
1 discussion promptβ’Total 20 minutes
- Write Moreβ’20 minutes
5 pluginsβ’Total 25 minutes
- Writeβ’5 minutes
- Learn New Languageβ’5 minutes
- Practice New Languageβ’5 minutes
- Read and Listen Moreβ’5 minutes
- Practice Spellingβ’5 minutes
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