cook
/kʊk/To make food ready to eat by heating it.
Example: I cook dinner for my family every evening.

A110 words · Beginner
Household Routines vocabulary for everyday chores, including make the bed, set the table and do the dishes — the first chores a learner names.

To make food ready to eat by heating it.
Example: I cook dinner for my family every evening.

To put the sheets and covers straight after you get up.
Example: I always make the bed before I leave for work.

To put plates, cutlery and glasses on the table before a meal.
Example: Can you set the table before dinner?

To wash the plates, cups and cutlery after a meal.
Example: It's your turn to do the dishes tonight.

To carry the household waste outside for collection.
Example: Please take out the rubbish before you leave.

To give household greenery the moisture it needs to survive.
Example: I always water the plants on Sunday mornings.

To give food to an animal that lives with you.
Example: Don't forget to feed the pet before school.

To take the dirty plates and cups away after a meal.
Example: I'll clear the table while you make coffee.

To prepare food to eat in the middle of the day.
Example: My dad usually makes lunch on weekends.

To switch off the electric lamps in a room so it goes dark.
Example: Turn off the lights before you go to bed.
