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CEFR A1 Grocery List
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➡ Across 15 Words

  1. 3. A drink made from fruit, bought in a carton
  2. 4. To choose or select items from the shelf
  3. 9. A yellow dairy spread you put on bread
  4. 10. A brown vegetable you can bake or mash
  5. 12. A hot drink you buy in bags or boxes
  6. 13. Yellow fruits you buy in a bunch
  7. 15. You buy a carton of these at the store
  8. 16. You buy this at the grocery store, often in a can
  9. 18. A hot liquid food you buy in a can
  10. 19. A round vegetable that can make you cry
  11. 20. A common meat you buy at the store
  12. 22. To require something, like milk on a list
  13. 23. A brown drink you buy in a bag or can
  14. 24. You put groceries in this at the store
  15. 25. A breakfast food you buy in a box

⬇ Down 15 Words

  1. 1. A white drink from cows that you put on a grocery list
  2. 2. You buy this at the grocery store, like chicken or beef
  3. 4. Italian food made from flour, bought in a box
  4. 5. An orange vegetable you buy in a bag
  5. 6. A clear drink you buy in bottles
  6. 7. A place where you buy food and other things
  7. 8. A red fruit you buy for salad
  8. 9. You can buy these in a can at the grocery store
  9. 11. A sweet fruit spread you buy in a jar
  10. 14. Red or green fruits you buy in a bag
  11. 16. Preposition: This list is ___ the grocery store
  12. 17. A sweet food made by bees, bought in a jar
  13. 21. A dairy food you buy in a block or slice
  14. 23. To hold and move something, like a grocery bag
  15. 24. A baked food made from flour, often on a grocery list

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

1. Active Recall Strategy

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