Hi there!
Gosh, that's my tummy, I'm hungry!
In fact, I'm starving. I really need to eat something
-Hello Katharine, I heard your tummy -Yes, I'm really hungry, Mermaid
I told you so!
-But Katharine, haven't you seen there's a lovely basket of fruit
next to you on the table?
Oh yes, so there is! Let's see what we've got here
-Yes, Katharine, what do you like?
-I like bananas and I'm gonna eat one now
Well, that banana was delicious, it's my favourite fruit
Pay attention to how i say it:
and how about you?
Do you like fruit? I'm sure you do
-Katharine, after so much fruit I'm feeling thirsty now, not hungry
-That's perfect Mermaid, because I just made some tea
Look Mermaid, it's tea time!
Tea is a bit like coffee
In the United Kingdom we drink tea all the time, we love tea
-I don't drink tea
-Did you heard that?
-Well, I guess there are no teapots under the sea. How about you?
-No?
Let's play a game, Mermaid, how do you say it?
-Very good, Mermaid, I "eat" bananas, without the "s"
Next question:
What would be the answer?
-I know, you "like" fruit, without the "s"
-Exactly, Mermaid, very good
Now, the third question:
Listen to how I said it, I said "does Mermaid eat fruit?", not "do"
-I love fruit!
-Exactly, Mermaid, very good
What about tea? In Britain we love tea, but in Spain you don't drink much tea
you drink coffee or water, and Mermaid doesn't drink tea
-I drink water!
-Yes, and our friends under the sea they drink water too
Now, we're going to say goodbye and I'm going to have my cup of tea
and Mermaid can eat an apple
See you soon! Bye!