Citrus Fruits in English | Pronunciation | Sentence Examples | Glossary | Fun English Lesson

Hello, you are very welcome to my lesson on citrus fruits. You will learn lots of new English vocabulary and pronunciation for common citrus fruits you can find in your supermarket. This is my channel Learning English Pro, and my name is Ger. I'll be narrating your lesson today. Let's take a look at our lesson plan for today's video. Each time you learn a new word with me today, you will hear it three times. The first time, I will say it slowly. The second time, I will say it normally. And the third time, I want you to repeat the word after me. Got it? Then, you'll need to stick around to the end of the video for lots of example sentences featuring all the new words you've just learned. It is going to be a very comprehensive lesson on citrus fruits in English, so if you're ready, sit back, relax, and let's get learning some English together. Our first word is lemon, lemon. Repeat after me, lemon. So, how did that go for you? If you have any trouble, just rewind the video and practice the word again. Let's move on. Our next fruit is orange, orange. Repeat after me, orange. Our next citrus fruit is lime, lime. Repeat after me, lime. Our next fruit is a little unusual, ugly fruit, ugly fruit. Repeat after me, ugly fruit. Next up, we have clementine, clementine. Repeat after me, clementine. Blood orange, blood orange. Repeat after me, blood orange. Our next citrus fruit is pomelo, pomelo. Repeat after me, pomelo. Up next, we have three different types of grapefruit. First up, we have red grapefruit, red grapefruit. Repeat after me, red grapefruit. Next up, we have pink grapefruit. Repeat after me, pink grapefruit. And then we have white grapefruit, white grapefruit. Repeat after me, white grapefruit. Moving along, next up we have tangerine, tangerine. Repeat after me, tangerine. And the final citrus fruit for this lesson is kumquat, kumquat. Repeat after me, kumquat. So that's the end of our vocabulary section. How did it go for you? Let me know in the comments and let me know if I've missed out on any of your favourite citrus fruits. If you're enjoying this vocabulary lesson, make sure to check out my YouTube channel. I have lots of new vocabulary lessons on bird names, spices and farm animals. The links for these videos are on screen right now. So now it's time to move on to our next section of our lesson where we will take all the new vocabulary we have learned on citrus fruits and use them in sentence examples. Simply repeat the sentence after me. This is an orange. Our next sentence is This is a lemon. This is a lemon. These are limes. I want a grapefruit. Our next example sentence is She eats grapefruit for breakfast. She eats grapefruit for breakfast. I like lemon cake. I would like to try ugly fruit. Would you like a slice of lemon? Our next example sentence is Pomelos are really delicious. Pomelos are really delicious. I added some kumquats to the salad. I usually add some lemon juice to the recipe. And now it's time for our final sentence example. Clementines and tangerines are like small oranges. And that brings us to the end of our English lesson. How did it go for you? Please let me know in the comments. I'm really interested to find out if you enjoyed my English lesson on citrus fruits. And thank you so much for watching. I really appreciate your continued support for my channel. If you're looking for something a little bit more advanced, check out my English lesson on Kamala Harris. It features her life and career profile and it's really interesting. The link for that is on screen right now. And coming up on screen are even more video suggestions. While you're still here, why not subscribe to my YouTube channel and like this video and share it with a friend. Links for my social media are in the description below. I hope you have a fantastic day and remember, keep learning English like a pro.