10 edits: champorado

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1 thefilipinoteacher.com Name: Date: Grade Level: Score: 10 Edits Champorado Instructions: Rewrite the passage correctly. There are 10 mistakes in the passage. These could be spelling, punctuation or grammar mistakes. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- champorado is a favorite in Philippine Cuisine It is make by mixing boiling sticky rice with cocoa powder. This give its distinct brown color and to make it sweeter people add milk and sugar These days, there are champorado mixes already available you just have to add boiling water. Filipinos often eat champorado during Breakfast along with salty dried fish or what is known locally as “tuyo”. Sometimes it is eaten during “merienda” or snack time. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

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Quick Editing Task for Primary StudentsKey Words: English, Grammar, Spelling, PunctuationTopic: Champorado

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    thefilipinoteacher.com

    Name: Date: Grade Level: Score:

    10 Edits

    Champorado

    Instructions:

    Rewrite the passage correctly. There are 10 mistakes in the passage. These could be

    spelling, punctuation or grammar mistakes.

    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    champorado is a favorite in Philippine Cuisine It is make by mixing boiling sticky rice

    with cocoa powder. This give its distinct brown color and to make it sweeter people

    add milk and sugar

    These days, there are champorado mixes already available you just have to add boiling

    water.

    Filipinos often eat champorado during Breakfast along with salty dried fish or what is

    known locally as tuyo. Sometimes it is eaten during merienda or snack time.

    .

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    thefilipinoteacher.com

    Edited:

    Champorado is a favorite in Philippine cuisine. It is made by mixing boiling sticky rice

    with cocoa powder. This gives its distinct brown color and to make it sweeter, people

    add milk and sugar.

    These days, there are champorado mixes already available. You just have to add

    boiling water.

    Filipinos often eat champorado during breakfast along with salty dried fish or what is

    known locally as tuyo. Sometimes it is eaten during merienda or snack time.