Question

2.Work in pairs.Tell each other which foods you like/dont like to have for breakfast.Use the following phrases:I like..... best./I prefer..... ./I quite like..... ./.....is /are OK./Idont like..... ./I dont usually have.....for breakfast.

Answer 1

Well, I really like flakes. I think they can keep me in shape. Vegetables are OK, but I don't usually have them for breakfast. 
I don't like lasagna. I suppose, it's awful. The fact is I try not to eat cheese. 

Answer 2

Sure, I can help you with that.

When working in pairs, you can use the following phrases to express your preferences for breakfast foods:

1. I like..... best. For example: "I like pancakes best."

2. I prefer..... For example: "I prefer scrambled eggs."

3. I quite like..... For example: "I quite like oatmeal."

4. ..... is/are OK. For example: "Cereal is OK."

5. I don't like..... For example: "I don't like mushrooms."

6. I don't usually have..... for breakfast. For example: "I don't usually have bacon for breakfast."

By using these phrases, you and your partner can have a conversation about your breakfast preferences. For instance:

Person A: "I like yogurt best. It's my favorite breakfast food." Person B: "I prefer toast with peanut butter. It's delicious and filling." Person A: "I quite like fruit smoothies. They are refreshing in the morning." Person B: "Cereal is OK for me. It's quick and easy to prepare." Person A: "I don't like tomatoes. I can't have them for breakfast." Person B: "I don't usually have pancakes for breakfast. I prefer them for brunch or on weekends."

This way, you can have a detailed conversation about your likes and dislikes when it comes to breakfast foods.