Fruits are not only delicious but also packed with essential nutrients. In this vocabulary lesson, we’ll explore words associated with a variety of fruits, adding a burst of flavor to your language repertoire.
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Fruits vocabulary
- Apple: A round fruit with crisp or soft flesh and a core containing seeds.
- Banana: A long, curved fruit with a soft, yellow or green skin and sweet, creamy flesh.
- Orange: A citrus fruit with a tough, orange rind and juicy, segmented interior.
- Grapes: Small, round or oval fruit, typically occurring in clusters and available in various colors.
- Strawberry: A sweet, red berry with seeds on the exterior, often used in desserts.
- Watermelon: A large, juicy fruit with green skin and red or pink flesh, containing black seeds.
- Pineapple: A tropical fruit with a tough, spiky exterior and sweet, juicy yellow flesh.
- Mango: A sweet, tropical fruit with a smooth skin and a large, flat seed in the center.
- Kiwi: A small, brown, fuzzy fruit with bright green flesh and tiny black seeds.
- Peach: A soft, fuzzy fruit with a large seed, sweet and juicy when ripe.
- Pear: A sweet and juicy fruit with a characteristic bell shape and often a smooth skin.
- Cherry: A small, round fruit with a hard pit, available in various colors.
Congratulations on expanding your fruit vocabulary! Whether you’re enjoying a refreshing snack or describing your favorite fruit salad, these words will help you express your love for the colorful and nutritious world of fruits. Stay tuned for more vocabulary lessons on our language-learning journey!
