Vegetables — premium vocabulary lesson with interactive games and test
Vegetables
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Vegetables

Learn English vegetable names with interactive games and a final test

Vocabulary

Match the vegetables with the pictures and listen to the pronunciation.

zucchini
garlic
pepper
tomato
cucumber
cabbage
aubergine
onion
beetroot
potato
corn
carrot
corn
potato
onion
carrot
aubergine
tomato
zucchini
cucumber
garlic
cabbage
beetroot
pepper

Spelling Challenge

Build the English words from letters. Click the letters in the correct order.

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Practice

Complete the sentences with the correct vegetable.

1. To make crispy French fries, you need to peel and cut a large       into thin strips and fry them in hot oil.

2. Bugs Bunny, the famous cartoon character, is always munching on a crunchy orange      .

3. For a fresh summer salad, slice a juicy red       and mix it with cucumbers and herbs.

4. When you cut an       into rings, it can make your eyes water and fill the kitchen with a strong smell.

5. On a hot summer day, a cool and crunchy       is perfect for a light and healthy snack.

6. To make traditional Russian soup, you need a whole       with its big green or white leaves.

7. In British English, the purple vegetable with shiny skin is called an      , while Americans call it eggplant.

8. You can buy sweet red, yellow or green       at the market and stuff them with rice and meat.

9. The deep red colour of borscht comes from      , which grows underground and is very healthy.

10. In summer, our garden is full of long green       that we use for soup and vegetable cakes.

11. When you heat dried kernels of      , they pop and turn into a tasty snack that everyone loves at the cinema.

12. To add a strong and rich flavour to pasta or soup, chop a few cloves of       and fry them in olive oil.

Final Test

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