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CEFR A2 Asking for Directions
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➡ Across 15 Words

  1. 4. To go from one side of a street to the other
  2. 5. A place with many books you can read or borrow
  3. 6. A place where you can buy things
  4. 12. A large shop selling food and household goods
  5. 14. Moving in a direct line without turning
  6. 16. Preposition: It is far ___ here
  7. 17. A place where trains or buses stop for passengers
  8. 19. A place where you watch films
  9. 20. A structure with walls and a roof, like a house or office
  10. 21. A structure built over a river or road for crossing
  11. 23. Adverb: Is there a bank ___ near here?
  12. 25. A place where airplanes take off and land
  13. 27. A building where you can see art or historical objects
  14. 29. To say something to get information
  15. 30. Moved or traveled, past tense of go

⬇ Down 15 Words

  1. 1. A place where children go to learn
  2. 2. A large vehicle that carries many passengers
  3. 3. A building where plays are performed
  4. 7. A place where sick or injured people receive medical care
  5. 8. A shop where you buy medicine
  6. 9. A place where you buy and eat meals
  7. 10. The vehicles moving on a road
  8. 11. To go past something or someone
  9. 13. A road in a town or city with houses or shops
  10. 15. To go after someone or something
  11. 18. The point where two streets meet
  12. 22. Close to something in distance
  13. 24. A building where you pay to sleep and eat
  14. 26. To change direction when you are walking or driving
  15. 28. A drawing of an area showing roads and places

📚 Study Guide: CEFR A2 (Elementary) Vocabulary Focus

This CEFR A2 (Elementary) English crossword practices practical vocabulary used in daily routines, travel, shopping, health, and social interactions related to "Asking for Directions". Focus on connecting synonyms and functional definitions to their exact English spelling.

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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3. Reinforce with Graded Stories

After completing all 30 words, click Next Random A2 Quiz or read our CEFR A2 English Stories to see these words in natural sentences.

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Building a strong, active English vocabulary requires more than memorizing isolated word lists. When you solve an English vocabulary crossword puzzle on StudyWithStory, your brain engages in active retrieval—reading a clear English definition and reconstructing the exact word letter by letter. Each puzzle is structured with 15 Across and 15 Down words (30 target words per quiz) carefully graded to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).

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Built for advanced learners preparing for IELTS, TOEFL, or professional fluency with abstract concepts, business strategy, science, and academic vocabulary.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How do English crossword puzzles improve vocabulary retention?

Crossword puzzles use active recall and orthographic mapping. Instead of passively recognizing a word in a multiple-choice list, your brain retrieves the exact English word from a definition clue and verifies its spelling letter by letter, strengthening long-term memory.

Which CEFR English level (A1, A2, B1, or B2) should I choose?

Choose A1 (Beginner) if you know 500–1,000 basic everyday words; A2 (Elementary) for daily life, travel, and routine conversations; B1 (Intermediate) for work, school, and descriptive topics; or B2 (Upper-Intermediate) for academic, business, and abstract vocabulary.

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What happens when I type a letter in the crossword grid?

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