Illustrated Fruits Vocabulary

Twenty common words used for fruits. You can download this image as an A4/A3 wall poster from our free ESL posters page.

Vocabulary in context

• apple: The fruit bowl was full of red and green apples.
• banana: I peeled the banana and took a big bite.
• blueberry: I had a bowl of blueberries for breakfast this morning.
• cherry: After eating the sweet cherry, I spat out the hard stone.
• coconut: We had to break the shell of the coconut to get to the white meat inside.
• durian: Although I like the taste of durian, I really don’t like the smell.
• grapefruit: I cut the grapefruit in half and ate it with a spoon.
• guava: The guava was green on the outside and pink on the inside.
• lemon: I cut a slice of lemon and put it in my drink.
• mango: The orange flesh of the mango was sweet and juicy.
• mangosteen: I removed the purple skin of the mangosteen and ate the sweet white flesh.
• orange: The oranges on our tree are sweet and excellent for juicing.
• papaya: I cut the papaya in half and removed the small black seeds.
• peach: After finishing the juicy peach, I threw the stone in the bin.
• pear: The pear was still quite hard and not ready to be eaten.
• pineapple: Before eating a pineapple, you must remove the rough brown skin.
• plum: The plums on our tree are purple and sweet.
• strawberry: I went into the garden and picked some red strawberries.
• tangerine: The tangerine was sweet and juicy but had a lot of small white seeds.
• watermelon: I took the huge watermelon out of the fridge and cut myself a slice.