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CEFR A1 Fruits and Berries
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➡ Across 15 Words

  1. 2. Recently picked, not old or canned
  2. 5. A round citrus fruit with a thick skin
  3. 8. A small orange fruit with a stone
  4. 11. A tropical fruit with orange flesh and black seeds
  5. 13. The liquid that comes from fruit
  6. 17. A yellow citrus fruit with a sour taste
  7. 19. A green fruit with creamy flesh and a large seed
  8. 20. A small red berry that is often used in juice
  9. 21. To become bigger, like a fruit on a tree
  10. 23. A small red fruit with a sweet taste
  11. 24. A soft fruit with a fuzzy skin and a large seed
  12. 25. A small dark blue fruit
  13. 26. A small black fruit that grows on bushes
  14. 28. Having a sharp taste, like a lemon
  15. 29. Full of juice, like a watermelon

⬇ Down 15 Words

  1. 1. A large sweet fruit with a lot of juice
  2. 3. Preposition: These grapes come ___ Italy
  3. 4. A sweet fruit with a green or yellow skin
  4. 6. A round red or green fruit that grows on a tree
  5. 7. A small red fruit with seeds on the outside
  6. 9. A long yellow fruit that monkeys love
  7. 10. A red fruit often used in salads
  8. 11. A large tropical fruit with a rough skin and sweet yellow flesh
  9. 12. A large brown fruit with white flesh and water inside
  10. 14. A small round red fruit with a stone
  11. 15. A small green berry that is sour
  12. 16. Having a taste like sugar, like a ripe peach
  13. 18. A small round fruit that grows in bunches
  14. 22. To clean fruit with water before eating
  15. 27. A small soft fruit like a strawberry or blueberry

📚 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 "Fruits and Berries". Read each simple English clue carefully and visualize the object or action before typing.

1. Active Recall Strategy

Read the Across and Down clues in English first and try to picture the concept before typing. Guessing even 2 or 3 intersecting letters activates deeper lexical memory.

2. Instant Green Orthographic Check

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