A1 Unit 3: Food & drink 1
20 A1 words: water, order, food, eat, cup, piece… Learn them in 4 steps, then review them every day.
Word list
| Word | Meaning | Example | |
|---|---|---|---|
| water/ˈwɔtɚ/ n | waterclear liquid that you drink | Can I have a glass of water?Can I have a glass of water? | |
| order/ˈɔrdɚ/ n | ordera request for food or goods | Tom makes an order at the cafe.Tom makes an order at the cafe. | |
| food/fud/ n | foodthings that people eat | Italian food is very good.Italian food is very good. | |
| eat/it/ v | to eatto put food in your mouth | We eat dinner at seven.We eat dinner at seven. | |
| cup/kʌp/ n | cupa small container for drinks | I want a cup of tea.I want a cup of tea. | |
| piece/pis/ n | piecea part of something | Can I have a piece of cake?Can I have a piece of cake? | |
| bar/bɑr/ n | bara place that serves drinks | We meet at a bar after work.We meet at a bar after work. | |
| sweet/swit/ adj | sweettasting like sugar | This cake is very sweet.This cake is very sweet. | |
| drink/drɪŋk/ n/v | drinkto take liquid into your mouth | I drink water every day.I drink water every day. | |
| fish/fɪʃ/ n | fishan animal that lives in water | We eat fish on Friday.We eat fish on Friday. | |
| coffee/ˈkɑfi/ n | coffeea hot brown drink | Ali drinks coffee in the morning.Ali drinks coffee in the morning. | |
| dinner/ˈdɪnɚ/ n | dinnerthe main meal of the day | We have dinner at seven.We have dinner at seven. | |
| apple/ˈæpəl/ n | applea round red or green fruit | Mia eats an apple every day.Mia eats an apple every day. | |
| tea/ti/ n | teaa hot drink made from leaves | Would you like tea or coffee?Would you like tea or coffee? | |
| restaurant/ˈrɛstɚˌɑnt/ n | restauranta place where you buy meals | We eat at a restaurant on Friday.We eat at a restaurant on Friday. | |
| sugar/ˈʃʊɡɚ/ n | sugara sweet white food for drinks | Do you take sugar in your tea?Do you take sugar in your tea? | |
| lunch/lʌntʃ/ n | lunchthe meal in the middle of the day | We have lunch at one o’clock.We have lunch at one o’clock. | |
| milk/mɪlk/ n | milka white drink from cows | Maria drinks a glass of milk.Maria drinks a glass of milk. | |
| cook/kʊk/ n/v | cookto prepare food by heating | Dad likes to cook on Sundays.Dad likes to cook on Sundays. | |
| chicken/ˈtʃɪkən/ n | chickena bird kept for meat and eggs | We eat chicken for dinner.We eat chicken for dinner. |