Vocabulario Pre-A1 Starters: Comida y bebida

    Cambridge Pre-A1 Starters tiene 41 palabras de comida y bebida. Toca una imagen para escuchar la palabra.

    Comida y bebida

    Nuevas en Pre-A1 Starters: 41 palabras

    • applenoun
    • banananoun
    • beannoun
    • breadnoun
    • breakfastnoun
    • burgernoun
    • cakenoun
    • candynoun
    • carrotnoun
    • chocolatenoun
    • coconutnoun
    • dinnernoun
    • drink
      drinknoun, verb
    • eat
      eatverb
    • eggnoun
    • foodnoun
    • friesnoun
    • fruitnoun
    • grapenoun
    • ice creamnoun
    • juicenoun
    • kiwinoun
    • lemonnoun
    • lemonadenoun
    • limenoun
    • noun
    • mangonoun
    • meatnoun
    • meatballsnoun
    • milknoun
    • onionnoun
    • peanoun
    • pearnoun
    • pienoun
    • pineapplenoun
    • potatonoun
    • ricenoun
    • sausagenoun
    • tomatonoun
    • waternoun
    • watermelonnoun

    Cómo aparecen las palabras de comida y bebida en el examen

    En Reading & Writing Parte 1, tu hijo ve 5 imágenes de objetos y marca si una frase como 'This is a ball.' es correcta. Los objetos son palabras cotidianas: juguetes, animales, comida, cosas del colegio, ropa y cosas de la casa.

    Guía de Reading & Writing Parte 1 →
    Significados y oraciones de ejemplo (41 palabras)
    apple
    (noun)
    It is a round, sweet fruit.
    I eat an apple every day.
    banana
    (noun)
    It is a yellow fruit.
    I eat a banana for breakfast.
    bean
    (noun)
    It is a type of seed.
    I like to eat bean soup.
    bread
    (noun)
    It is food made from flour.
    I eat bread with jam every day.
    breakfast
    (noun)
    Food eaten in the morning.
    I eat cereal for breakfast.
    burger
    (noun)
    It is meat in a bun.
    I eat a burger for lunch.
    cake
    (noun)
    Sweet baked food for dessert.
    I like to eat cake.
    candy
    (noun)
    It is a sweet treat.
    I like to eat candy.
    carrot
    (noun)
    It is a long orange vegetable.
    I like to eat a carrot.
    chocolate
    (noun)
    Sweet brown candy many kids like.
    I like chocolate in my milk.
    coconut
    (noun)
    It's a big, brown fruit.
    I like coconut in my cookie.
    dinner
    (noun)
    It is the evening meal.
    I eat dinner with my family.
    drink
    (noun, verb)
    To take liquid into your mouth.
    I drink water when I am thirsty.
    eat
    (verb)
    Put food in your mouth.
    I eat my lunch at school.
    egg
    (noun)
    It is food from a bird.
    I eat an egg for breakfast.
    food
    (noun)
    It is what we eat.
    I like to eat good food.
    fries
    (noun)
    Long pieces of cooked potato.
    I like to eat fries with ketchup.
    fruit
    (noun)
    A sweet food from a plant.
    I like to eat fruit every day.
    grape
    (noun)
    It's a small, round, green fruit.
    I like to eat a grape.
    ice cream
    (noun)
    Sweet, cold dessert for eating.
    I like to eat ice cream.
    juice
    (noun)
    Drink made from fruit.
    I like orange juice for breakfast.
    kiwi
    (noun)
    It is a green fruit.
    I like to eat kiwi.
    lemon
    (noun)
    It is a yellow fruit.
    I put lemon in my water.
    lemonade
    (noun)
    It is a lemon drink.
    I like to drink lemonade.
    lime
    (noun)
    It is a small, green fruit.
    I put a lime in my drink.
    lunch
    (noun)
    It is the meal you eat in the middle of the day.
    We have lunch at school every day.
    mango
    (noun)
    It is a sweet, yellow fruit.
    I like to eat a mango.
    meat
    (noun)
    Food from an animal's body.
    I eat meat with my dinner.
    meatballs
    (noun)
    Small balls made from ground meat.
    I like to eat meatballs with pasta.
    milk
    (noun)
    White liquid from cows.
    I drink milk with my cereal.
    onion
    (noun)
    It is a round, white vegetable.
    I put onion in my soup.
    pea
    (noun)
    It is a small, green vegetable.
    I like to eat pea with dinner.
    pear
    (noun)
    It is a sweet fruit.
    I like to eat a pear.
    pie
    (noun)
    It's a baked sweet treat.
    I like to eat apple pie.
    pineapple
    (noun)
    It is a sweet, yellow fruit.
    I like to eat pineapple.
    potato
    (noun)
    It is a round vegetable.
    I like to eat potato chips.
    rice
    (noun)
    Small white or brown food.
    I eat rice with my dinner.
    sausage
    (noun)
    It is meat in a skin.
    I eat sausage for breakfast sometimes.
    tomato
    (noun)
    It's a red, round fruit.
    I like tomato in my salad.
    water
    (noun)
    It is a clear drink.
    I drink water after I play.
    watermelon
    (noun)
    It is a big, green fruit.
    I like to eat watermelon in summer.

    Preguntas de los padres

    ¿Cuántas palabras de comida y bebida tiene Pre-A1 Starters?

    El nivel Pre-A1 Starters introduce 41 palabras de comida y bebida, como apple, banana, bean. Todas están en esta página con significados sencillos, oraciones de ejemplo y audio para la mayoría.

    ¿Son estas todas las palabras de comida y bebida para el examen Pre-A1 Starters?

    Sí — Pre-A1 Starters es el primer nivel de Cambridge YLE, así que las 41 palabras de esta página son todo el vocabulario de comida y bebida que tu hijo necesita para el examen.

    ¿Es esta la lista oficial de Cambridge?

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