Listen to the Lesson |
Listen with pause
Used with adjectives:
"
The dish had a very distinct taste."
(distinct, delicious, bland, sweet, authentic, bitter)
"
The soup left a bad taste in his mouth."
(bad, terrible, pungent, strong, unpleasant)
"
My first job gave me a real taste of business."
(real, genuine, actual)
"
She has great taste in clothes."
(great, expensive, quality, sophisticated)
"
He has interesting taste in music."
(interesting, different, modern, contemporary)
"
Art is an acquired taste."
(acquired, natural, personal, private)
Used with verbs:
"
The soup had a salty taste."
(had, left)
"
He enjoys the taste of fine wine at dinner."
(enjoys, looks forward to, prefers, likes)
"
He got a taste of his own medicine."
(got, received, had, experienced)
"
Try a taste of this sauce."
(try, have, take)
"
He has developed a taste for adventure lately."
(developed, gotten, acquired)
"
She and her husband share the same taste in movies."
(share, enjoy, have)
Used with nouns:
"
His taste buds are not working."
(buds)
Used with prepositions:
"
This was her first taste of success."
(of)
"
The dance is too modern for my taste."
(for)
"
Season the soup to taste."
(to)
