Breakfast Dialogue

[English Club]

Breakfast

 

Mommy:  Good morning, __________.  How did you sleep?

Child: (no answer)

Mommy:  Did you sleep well?  Do you feel good?

Child: Yes.

Mommy: Are you ready for breakfast?

Child: Yes.

Mommy:  What would you like to eat for breakfast?

Child: (no answer)

Mommy: Do you want eggs, cereal, rice or sausage?

Child: (no answer)

Mommy: Do you want eggs?

Child: No.

Mommy.  Please say “No, thank you.”  Do you want cereal?

Child: No.

Mommy: “No, thank you.”  Do you want rice?

Child: No, thank you.

Mommy: Very good!  Do you want sausages?

Child: Yes!

Mommy: Okay.  Can you please sit here and I will get you some sausages.

Child: Okay.

Mommy: Mommy is going into the kitchen to get you some sausages.  Now Mommy is putting the sausages on a plate.

Child: Mommy!  Look!

Mommy: Mommy is working now.  Mommy is getting you sausages.  Please wait one moment.

Child: Mommy! 

Mommy: Hold on.  Mommy is almost finished.  Here you are.

Child: No.

Mommy: You told Mommy that you wanted sausages.  Can you please eat the sausages?

Child: No.

Mommy: Do you want Mommy to help you eat?

Child: Yes.

Mommy:  Okay.  Open your mouth please.  Here comes the food!

 

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[Mr. Peter C. Meltzer]

Happy to help : )

[Rawadee Niamkrod]

May I ask you some questions?

Mommy: Mommy is going into the kitchen to get you some sausages. Now Mommy is putting the sausages on a plate.

I do wanna recheck my understanding that normally we use "into" or to ^_^ thanks in advance
Aoy

[Mr. Peter C. Meltzer]

Hi Aoy,

Good question.

You can use either "into" or "to". Both are fine. "Into" means you are actually going inside the room which is the kitchen. "To" means you are walking towards the kitchen, but it is clear that when you get to the kitchen you will go into it. So either one is fine.

[Nam1's mama]

May I ask some questions?
Can I say"The dust go into your eyes,The water go into your nose"or How can I say the better sentence?

Thank you

[Mr. Peter C. Meltzer]

Good questions and good sentences to be able to say to Nam1.

"The dust got into your eyes. The water got into your nose" These are both excellent sentences.

Another way to say them would be "You got dust in your eyes. You got water in your nose."

But both ways are fine to use.

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thank you so much""""""

[Rawadee Niamkrod]

Oh I see, your answer make me clear ^_^ thanks again ka

[supatra mahasuk]

Thanks a lot . You are very helpfull.

[Nam1's mama]

Thank you so much for your answer.

[Mr. Peter C. Meltzer]

Happy to help : )

[แม่น้องเอเคอร์]

Thank you so much.