Drag the correct words to help the picky eater explain their food preferences to the waiter.

I don't eat broccoli because it tastes like sad trees. This soup isn't hot enough for my liking. We haven't seen the dessert menu yet, but I hope there is chocolate!

I don't eat broccoli because it tastes like sad trees.

We use don't (do not) with a base verb ("eat") to talk about negative habits or facts in the present simple tense.

This soup isn't hot enough for my liking.

We use isn't (is not) to describe the current state or temperature of a singular noun ("soup").

We haven't seen the dessert menu yet, but I hope there is chocolate!

We use haven't (have not) with the past participle "seen" to show that an action has not happened up to now.