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Fruits and food

Fruits and food

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Fruit en levensmiddelen

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I have a strawberry. I----- e-n--ard--i. I_ h__ e__ a_______ I- h-b e-n a-r-b-i- ------------------- Ik heb een aardbei. 0
I have a kiwi and a melon. I----b-e---kiw- -n --- -e-oe-. I_ h__ e__ k___ e_ e__ m______ I- h-b e-n k-w- e- e-n m-l-e-. ------------------------------ Ik heb een kiwi en een meloen. 0
I have an orange and a grapefruit. I- heb een----a-sappe-----e-n-g--pe-r-i-. I_ h__ e__ s__________ e_ e__ g__________ I- h-b e-n s-n-a-a-p-l e- e-n g-a-e-r-i-. ----------------------------------------- Ik heb een sinaasappel en een grapefruit. 0
I have an apple and a mango. Ik h---een ---e--e- een-m-n--. I_ h__ e__ a____ e_ e__ m_____ I- h-b e-n a-p-l e- e-n m-n-o- ------------------------------ Ik heb een appel en een mango. 0
I have a banana and a pineapple. I- --b e-n----aan-e- e---ananas. I_ h__ e__ b_____ e_ e__ a______ I- h-b e-n b-n-a- e- e-n a-a-a-. -------------------------------- Ik heb een banaan en een ananas. 0
I am making a fruit salad. Ik--aa--ee---r-it-alade. I_ m___ e__ f___________ I- m-a- e-n f-u-t-a-a-e- ------------------------ Ik maak een fruitsalade. 0
I am eating toast. Ik e-- --a-t. I_ e__ t_____ I- e-t t-a-t- ------------- Ik eet toast. 0
I am eating toast with butter. Ik eet---as----t b-t-r. I_ e__ t____ m__ b_____ I- e-t t-a-t m-t b-t-r- ----------------------- Ik eet toast met boter. 0
I am eating toast with butter and jam. Ik -et toa-t -et --t------jam. I_ e__ t____ m__ b____ e_ j___ I- e-t t-a-t m-t b-t-r e- j-m- ------------------------------ Ik eet toast met boter en jam. 0
I am eating a sandwich. I- e-t -e- -oterha-. I_ e__ e__ b________ I- e-t e-n b-t-r-a-. -------------------- Ik eet een boterham. 0
I am eating a sandwich with margarine. I- --t--e- -o-er-a--me----lv-rin-. I_ e__ e__ b_______ m__ h_________ I- e-t e-n b-t-r-a- m-t h-l-a-i-e- ---------------------------------- Ik eet een boterham met halvarine. 0
I am eating a sandwich with margarine and tomatoes. Ik -e- e-n---ter--m --t -al--ri---e--t-m--t. I_ e__ e__ b_______ m__ h________ e_ t______ I- e-t e-n b-t-r-a- m-t h-l-a-i-e e- t-m-a-. -------------------------------------------- Ik eet een boterham met halvarine en tomaat. 0
We need bread and rice. We----b-- bro----- r-js---od-g. W_ h_____ b____ e_ r____ n_____ W- h-b-e- b-o-d e- r-j-t n-d-g- ------------------------------- We hebben brood en rijst nodig. 0
We need fish and steaks. W-----ben-----e---i-f-t--------. W_ h_____ v__ e_ b_______ n_____ W- h-b-e- v-s e- b-e-s-u- n-d-g- -------------------------------- We hebben vis en biefstuk nodig. 0
We need pizza and spaghetti. W--h----n--iz-a -n--p-g--t-- n---g. W_ h_____ p____ e_ s________ n_____ W- h-b-e- p-z-a e- s-a-h-t-i n-d-g- ----------------------------------- We hebben pizza en spaghetti nodig. 0
What else do we need? W-- h-bb---w----g -od-g? W__ h_____ w_ n__ n_____ W-t h-b-e- w- n-g n-d-g- ------------------------ Wat hebben we nog nodig? 0
We need carrots and tomatoes for the soup. W----bben wor----- e- ---ate----dig v-or d--soep. W_ h_____ w_______ e_ t______ n____ v___ d_ s____ W- h-b-e- w-r-e-e- e- t-m-t-n n-d-g v-o- d- s-e-. ------------------------------------------------- We hebben wortelen en tomaten nodig voor de soep. 0
Where is the supermarket? W----is-de -upe--a--t? W___ i_ d_ s__________ W-a- i- d- s-p-r-a-k-? ---------------------- Waar is de supermarkt? 0

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