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CEFR A1 Drinks and Beverages
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➡ Across 15 Words

  1. 4. A container for water or soda, often made of plastic
  2. 6. Past tense of stir: She ___ the tea with a spoon
  3. 9. Tasting like sugar; soda and juice are this
  4. 12. Conjunction: I like tea ___ coffee
  5. 13. A little hot; ___ milk is good before bed
  6. 14. A small strong coffee
  7. 16. Past tense of pour: She ___ milk into the glass
  8. 17. A sweet drink made from lemons, water, and sugar
  9. 18. A popular brown fizzy drink
  10. 19. A clear liquid that you drink every day
  11. 22. A sweet white powder you add to tea or coffee
  12. 24. To drink quickly and in large amounts
  13. 25. A hot brown drink that wakes you up in the morning
  14. 27. Coffee with a lot of hot milk
  15. 28. Past tense of boil: We ___ water for tea

⬇ Down 15 Words

  1. 1. Preposition: Tea ___ milk is popular in England
  2. 2. A drink made from apples, often fizzy
  3. 3. You drink water or juice from this
  4. 5. A cold drink made from milk and ice cream
  5. 7. Past tense of drink: Yesterday I ___ a glass of water
  6. 8. A sweet fizzy drink, like cola
  7. 9. Past tense of serve: The waiter ___ cold drinks
  8. 10. Past tense of taste: He ___ the fresh juice
  9. 11. A sweet golden food made by bees, good in tea
  10. 15. A hot chocolate drink
  11. 20. A hot drink made from leaves, often with milk
  12. 21. You drink tea or coffee from this
  13. 22. A thick drink made from fruit and yogurt
  14. 23. A drink made from fruit, like orange or apple
  15. 26. Past tense of fill: She ___ the glass with water

📚 Study Guide: CEFR A1 (Beginner) Vocabulary Focus

This CEFR A1 (Beginner) English crossword focuses on high-frequency concrete nouns, everyday action verbs, and essential adjectives around "Drinks and Beverages". Read each simple English clue carefully and visualize the object or action before typing.

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