Lesson 9 - Food and Drinks
In this lesson you'll learn common English words for food and drinks. Pictures are shown with most of the words to make it easier to learn them.
You'll also learn some useful phrases that you can use in restaurants, cafés, and in the kitchen.
This lesson includes online flashcards and a quiz to help you improve your English vocabulary.
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Fruits and Vegetables
fruit
vegetables
apple
bananas
beans
berries
blueberries
broccoli
carrots
cherries
lemon
garlic
grapes
onion
orange
peach
pear
peppers
pineapple
plum
potatoes
raspberries
rice
strawberry
tomatoes
watermelon
Drinks
glass of water
milk
juice
coffee
tea
wine
beer
| apple juice | |
| orange juice |
Meals
pancakes
waffles
soup
sandwich
spaghetti
pizza
hamburger
french fries
| breakfast | |
| lunch | |
| dinner | |
| dessert | |
| lasagna | |
| stew |
Dessert and Snacks
cookies
donut
muffin
pie
ice cream cone
cake
| apple pie | |
| chocolate chip cookie | |
| blueberry muffin | |
| bran muffin | |
| ice cream |
Misc
bread
eggs
cheese
salad
Adjectives
| bitter | |
| fresh | |
| salty | |
| sour | |
| spicy | |
| sweet |
Flashcards
Here are some flashcards to help you learn the English words for food and drinks.
English Phrases
In the Kitchen
| Where is the bread? | |
| It's in the cupboard. | |
| What kind of sandwich would you like? | |
| Can you set the table? | |
| Dinner is ready! | |
| Can you wash the dishes? | |
| Can I help clean up? | |
| What are you cooking? |
At the Café
| I'd like a medium-roast coffee. | |
| I'd like a latte. | |
| What kind of tea do you have? | |
| Can I have one of those muffins? | |
| Is that for here, or to go? | |
| For here, please. | |
| A coffee to go. |
At the Restaurant
| A table for two, please. | |
| What would you like to drink? | |
| I'd like a coffee, please. | |
| Can I get a glass of water? | |
| Are you ready to order? | |
| I'd like the ___. | |
| I'd like some vegetable soup, please. | |
| May we have some more water, please? | |
| Would you like anything else? | |
| Nothing else, thanks. | |
| Just the bill, please. | |
| May we have the bill, please? | |
| I would like to pay. |
Quiz
Here is an online quiz to help you learn the English vocabulary introduced in this lesson.
