A2 Food and Drink Exercises help you to use words associated with this topic. There are puzzles and quizzes to reinforce your learning so you feel confident to use different texts about food and drink.
A2 Food and Drink Flyers Vocabulary Puzzles
Search for the words for food and drink. How fast can you find all the words?
In order to play our A2 Food Crossword Puzzle, you need to click on the numbered boxes to reveal the clues.
Words for the A2 Food and Drink exercises:
- bananas
- beans
- biscuits
- butter
- chips
- coffee
- flour
- fruit juice
- fork
- garlic
- grapes
- honey
- knife
- milk
- jam
- olives
- onions
- pepper
- potatoes
- pizza
- salt
- spoon
- strawberry
- sugar
- tea
- vegetarians
- water
- wine
- yoghurt
A2 Body and Movement Flyers Vocabulary Exercises
Write about your favourite food and drink
- What are your favourite foods?
- What are your favourite drinks?
- Are they good for you?
- Why do you like them?
- A2 Animals Word Puzzle
- A2 Body Word Puzzle
- A2 Clothes Word Puzzle
- A2 Colours Word Puzzle
- A2 Family Word Puzzle
- A2 Food Word Puzzle
- A2 Health Word Puzzle
- A2 Home Word Puzzle
- A2 Materials Word Puzzle
- A2 Months Word Puzzle
- A2 Names Word Puzzle
- A2 Places Word Puzzle
- A2 School Word Puzzle
- A2 Sports Word Puzzle
- A2 Transport Word Puzzle
- A2 Work Word Puzzle
- Reading Part 1
- Reading Part 2
- Reading Part 3
- Reading Part 4
- Writing Part 5
- Writing Part 6
- Writing Part 7
You have to write the correct word next to each definition.
- Exercise 1 (A2 Flyers Reading Part 1)
- Exercise 10 (A2 Flyers Reading Part 1)
- Exercise 2 (A2 Flyers Reading Part 1)
- Exercise 3 (A2 Flyers Reading Part 1)
- Exercise 4 (A2 Flyers Reading Part 1)
- Exercise 5 (A2 Flyers Reading Part 1)
- Exercise 6 (A2 Flyers Reading Part 1)
- Exercise 7 (A2 Flyers Reading Part 1)
- Exercise 8 (A2 Flyers Reading Part 1)
- Exercise 9 (A2 Flyers Reading Part 1)
A short conversation between two people.
A text with some missing words (gaps) in it (a noun, adjective or verb).
A text with some missing words (gaps).
A complete story, and seven sentences about the story.
A text from a letter or diary with five gaps.
Children write a story based on three pictures.
A big picture which shows people doing things.
A short conversation between two people.
Two sets of pictures.
Five short conversations.
You will hear a conversation about a picture between two people.
Cambridge English: Young Learners, also known as Young Learners English Tests, is a suite of English language examinations specially designed for children in primary and lower-secondary school. The tests are provided by Cambridge English Language Assessment.
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