Vocabulary Worksheet — Intro

Food & Drinks

A1 bread • rice • pasta • salad • chicken • fish…
Key Vocabulary
Word Meaning Example sentence
bread n. a common food made from flour and baked I eat bread with cheese.
rice n. small white or brown grains eaten as food We have rice with vegetables.
pasta n. Italian food made from flour and water She cooks pasta for dinner.
salad n. cold vegetables mixed together I want a salad for lunch.
chicken n. meat from a bird He eats chicken with rice.
fish n. an animal that lives in water, or its meat We eat fish on Friday.
apple n. a round fruit that is often red or green An apple is in my bag.
banana n. a long yellow fruit I eat a banana after school.
water n. a clear drink with no colour I drink water every day.
juice n. a drink made from fruit Orange juice is on the table.
coffee n. a hot dark drink My father drinks coffee in the morning.
tea n. a hot drink made with leaves Would you like tea?
Common Collocations
bread: fresh bread, slice of bread
rice: boiled rice, bowl of rice
pasta: fresh pasta, pasta sauce
salad: green salad, chicken salad
chicken: roast chicken, chicken soup
fish: fresh fish, grilled fish
apple: red apple, green apple
banana: yellow banana, ripe banana
water: cold water, bottle of water
juice: apple juice, fresh juice
coffee: black coffee, cup of coffee
tea: green tea, cup of tea
Language Tips
Countable and uncountable

Apple and banana are countable: one apple, two bananas.

Rice, pasta, water, coffee, and tea are often uncountable: some rice, a cup of tea.

Meals

Breakfast is the morning meal. Lunch is the middle of the day. Dinner is usually the evening meal.

Use have or eat for meals: I have breakfast at eight.