Tell a restaurant what ingredients you cannot eat before ordering. This focused writing set practices 过敏 (guòmǐn), 花生 (huāshēng), 坚果 (jiānguǒ), 海鲜 (hǎixiān), 牛奶 (niúnǎi) and related words. Trace the characters in 田字格 (tián zì gé) grids, then write them from memory; use the sheet to rehearse this one real-life situation. Words on this worksheet: 过敏 (guòmǐn) — allergy; 花生 (huāshēng) — peanut; 坚果 (jiān guǒ) — nut; 海鲜 (hǎixiān) — seafood; 牛奶 (niúnǎi) — milk; 成分 (chéngfèn) — component; 不能 (bù néng) — cannot; 请问 (qǐng wèn) — excuse me; 避免 (bìmiǎn) — avoid; 安全 (ānquán) — security; 食物 (shíwù) — food; 餐厅 (cāntīng) — Restaurant.
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