What is your favorite food? Which do you prefer? (Basic English Speaking & Conversation Practice)

In this video, you will hear an example conversation between two native English speakers, a woman and a man.
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They practice three questions:
Do you like _______?
Which do you prefer, _________ or _________?
What is your favorite food? What is your favorite fruit? What is your favorite vegetable?

Guided Reading: This video is appropriate for emergent readers. The text is supported with visual aides and syllables are highlighted in time with the speaker.

Resource for Teachers and Students to Study
The Google Slides presentation used in this video:
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(00:00:00) What is your favorite food?
(00:00:19) Steak is my favorite food.
(00:00:27) What about you?
(00:00:33) Fish is my favorite food.
(00:00:44) But I prefer fresh fish.
(00:00:53) Really, sushi is my favorite food.
(00:01:20) What is your favorite fruit?
(00:01:30) Do you like apples?
(00:01:35) Yes, I do. I like apples.
(00:01:43) Do you like bananas?
(00:01:49) Yes, I do. I like bananas.
(00:01:58) Which do you prefer, apples or bananas?
(00:02:10) Apples and bananas.
(00:02:15) No! Only one!
(00:02:20) OK! OK! Sorry!
(00:02:26) Which do you prefer, apples or bananas?
(00:02:39) Apples. I prefer apples.
(00:02:48) Really, I prefer green apples.
(00:02:57) What is your favorite fruit?
(00:03:05) Cherries and apples.
(00:03:10) No! Only one!
(00:03:16) OK! I understand.
(00:03:21) What is your favorite fruit?
(00:03:30) Cherries. Cherries are my favorite fruit.
(00:03:42) Excuse me, Mr. Pumpkin? Oh, hello. Do you like pumpkin pie? No, I don't.
(00:04:03) What is your favorite vegetable?
(00:04:12) Do you like carrots?
(00:04:12) Yes, I do. I like carrots.
(00:04:26) Which do you prefer, fresh carrots or cooked carrots?
(00:04:40) Huh?
(00:04:45) Which do you prefer, fresh carrots or cooked carrots?
(00:05:02) I don't like cooked carrots. I prefer fresh carrots. Really, I prefer fresh baby carrots.
(00:05:25) Do you like broccoli?
(00:05:31) Yes, I do.
(00:05:36) Which do you prefer, fresh broccoli or cooked broccoli?
(00:05:49) Huh?
(00:05:53) Which do you prefer, fresh broccoli or cooked broccoli?
(00:06:11) I don't like fresh broccoli. I prefer cooked broccoli.
(00:06:27) Which do you prefer, carrots or broccoli?
(00:06:38) I don’t prefer carrots or broccoli!
(00:06:44) Hey! You have to choose one!
(00:06:51) OK! OK! Sorry!
(00:06:57) Which do you prefer, carrots or broccoli?
(00:07:06) I prefer cooked broccoli. Really, I prefer cooked baby broccoli.
(00:07:21) Vocabulary Lesson: In the conversation, the man uses the word "fresh" to talk about fish, carrots, and broccoli. Another word we can use is: raw, not cooked, uncooked.
(00:08:04) What is your favorite vegetable?
(00:08:13) Sweet potatoes and cucumbers.
(00:08:20) No! Only one!
(00:08:26) OK! I understand.
(00:08:33) What is your favorite vegetable?
(00:08:40) Sweet potatoes. Sweet potatoes are my favorite vegetable.
(00:09:02) What is your favorite food?
(00:09:10) We just listened to a conversation about our favorite food. Are you hungry? I am hungry!
(00:09:26) In this conversation, we can look at two lessons. First reading and pronunciation in English. Second, how to respond to three types of questions.
(00:09:49) First let's look at the reading and pronunciation.
(00:11:03) Three types of questions.

Music Credits (in order of appearance)
“Jam For The Empress” by Mark Mothersbaugh
“Summertime Rain” by Little North Folk
“Dusk” by Orchard Heights
“Grass Skirts” by Beacon Trees
These songs are all included in iMovie Soundtracks, and are to the best of my knowledge, not copyrighted.

Image Credits
*Carrots: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi...
Jeremy Keith from Brighton & Hove, United Kingdom / CC BY (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...)
*Baked Carrots: https://foto.wuestenigel.com/baked-ca...
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*Baby Carrots: https://www.flickr.com/photos/stevend...
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*Broccoli: Tiia Monto / CC BY-SA (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...)
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*Steamed Broccoli: https://foto.wuestenigel.com/cooked-s...
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Broccolini: Ella Olsson from Stockholm, Sweden / CC BY (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...)
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*Pumpkin Pie: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi...
Evan-Amos / CC BY-SA (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...)
*Cooked Fish: https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/...
*Sushi Platter: https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/...