Drinks Vocabulary in English – With Games Pictures Sounds and Quizzes

⬤ What are the drinks in English?

A drink is a liquid that living beings swallow to take into their body. The word “beverages” is also used to mean “drinks”. Some common drinks are water, milk, tea and coffee. On this page you will find names of popular drinks in English. You can further play online games, do puzzles and quizzes to learn drinks vocabulary down the page.

⬤ Pictures of drinks vocabulary with pronunciations

Here are the pictures of popular drinks and their names. You can click on them to listen to the pronunciations.

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⬤ Word list of drinks vocabulary

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⬤ Flashcards exercise about drinks

The flashcards below have images of drinks. Click on them to see the names of the drinks.

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  lemonade
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  orange juice
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  tap water
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  water
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  coke
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  green tea
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  coffee
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  tea
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  milk
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  ayran
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  hot chocolate
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  fruit juice

⬤ Flip cards exercise

This vocabulary card exercise shows names of drinks at the back of the cards. Click on them and guess the meaning in your native language.

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  mineral water
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  milk
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  hot chocolate
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  sparkling water
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  soda
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  cola
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  tea
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  fruit juice
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  cocoa
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  tea bag
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  hot drinks
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  cold drinks
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  pop
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  tap water
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  coffee
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  coke

⬤ Example sentences about drinks

1. I am thirsty. Can I have a glass of water?
2. I am full. I don’t want anything.
3. There is a glass of lemonade on the table.
4. I would like a cup of coffee.
5. I drink tea every morning.
6. Orange juice is my favourite beverage.
7. She wants to drink coffee after the meal.
8. It’s a cold day. I will have some hot chocolate.

⬤ Asking questions about drinks in English

1. Are you thirsty? – Yes, I want some water, please.
2. What is your favourite drink? – My favourite drink is mineral water
3. Can I have a cup of coffee, please. – Yes, of course.
4. Do you want some water? – Yes, please.
5. How about some ice tea? – No, thanks. I am not thirsty.
6. What about some coke? – No, thanks. I am not thirsty.
7. Do you want some mineral water? – No, thanks.
8. Are you thirsty? Do you want some fruit juice? – Thanks, maybe later.
9. Want some milk? – Sure, of course.
10. What would you like to drink? – I would like to drink orange juice, please.
11. Would you like something to drink? – I’ll have a glass of water.
12. Would you like to order any drinks? – No, not now. Thanks.
13. How much is a can of coke? – That’s $2

⬤ Reading passage

COFFEE
People drink coffee all over the world. In fact, The British Coffee Association says that it is the second most popular drink. The first one is water. We drink about 2 billion cups of coffee every day. People in Britain drink 70 million cups of coffee every day. People drink coffee differently. For example expresso and instant coffee. As you can see a speedy world requires speedy coffee and so that we continue consuming coffee all around the world.

⬤ Images of drinks vocabulary to download and share

⬤ Worksheets about drinks to download as PDF and image files

If you want printable worksheets about drinks vocabulary, you can find a few ESL worksheets below. They are in two different formats: pdf and jpg image.

• Drinks flashcards worksheet
• Drinks activity worksheet
• Drinks word scramble game worksheet
• Drinks word search puzzle worksheet

Similar pages:
>> Click here to learn fruits vocabulary in English
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>> Click here to learn foods vocabulary in English
>> Click here to learn fast food vocabulary in English
>> Click here to learn cooking vocabulary in English

External resource links:
You can jump to drinks category page to find extra activities and games in this website by clicking here. However, there are some external links that may help you. You can click here to watch a video about drinks. You can also play games about drinks vocabulary here. And this is a pdf worksheet about drinks. You may also read articles about drinks. For example, you can read and listen “Hot Drinks Linked to Cancer” here.