Hello, I'm Callum Robertson and today's 'How to ...' is all about describing a process,describing a series of instructions that when completed create a finished thing.There are many situations where you might want to do this but a simple example is a recipedescribing how to make a particular kind of dish, a particular kind of food.Anita Cormac was one of our guests on our 2007 webcast about cooking.Listen to part of her instructions on how to make the perfect omelette.How many different instructions are there, how many different things are you told to do?Use a minimum of four eggs per omelette,you need a little bit of oil in the bottom of a nonstick omelette pan,and just heat the oil, not too much heat, just heat it,and then put just one tablespoon of water in with the egg and just mix the eggs up,just lightly beat them with the fork and then pour that into the hot pan, all of it.There were 5 different instructions. Did you get them all? Let's listen one by one.As you listen this time pay attention to the verb form that she uses. What is it? Here's the first one:Use a minimum of four eggsUse a minimum of four eggs. This is the first instruction.
