The matching exercise below has been designed with Hungarian language learners in mind. If you find it too challenging, do not worry; just scroll down to find the solutions in the help section.
This is the first part of a series where we will use different puzzles to practice the same vocabulary. We plan to release them one after the other. So, if you are interested, be sure to check back later.
Below you will find a matching exercise that we created for French learners. If it proves too challenging, don't worry; simply scroll down to the help section for the solutions.
This is the first part of a series where we will use different puzzles to practice the same vocabulary. We intend to make them available gradually in the next few weeks. So, if you are interested, check back later.
In the last few weeks, we published three puzzles with a gardening theme on the blog. Today's puzzle is the last installment in the series for now. If you find it too difficult, it would be a good idea to go back and learn the necessary vocabulary with the help of one of the previous exercises.
You can access them by clicking on the links below:
In the Garden : A Matching Puzzle for Hungarian Learners
Below is a matching exercise designed for Korean language learners. If it proves too difficult, don't worry; simply scroll down to the help section for solutions.
This is the first installment of a series in which we will practice the same vocabulary through various puzzles. We plan to release in the coming weeks. So, if you are interested, be sure to check back later.
We prepared a crossword puzzle with visual hints for English language learners, which you can find below. Should you find that it is too difficult for you to handle, I would recommend returning to one of the earlier exercises that makes use of the same vocabulary:
We have published several gardening-themed puzzles on the blog in recent weeks. For the time being, today's puzzle is the series' final installment. If you find it too difficult, it is best to go back and learn the necessary vocabulary using one of the previous exercises.
You can access them by clicking on the following links:
In the Garden : A Matching Puzzle for French Learners
In the Garden : A Word Search Puzzle for French Learners
In the Garden : A Crossword Puzzle for French Learners
Please note that letter combinations may not have been kept together, so you may need to recreate them.
We created a matching exercise for Chinese language learners, which is provided below. If you find it too difficult, do not worry; simply scroll down to the vocabulary section and start memorizing them.
This is the first installment of a series in which we intend to practice the same vocabulary using various puzzles. If you are interested, be sure to return later.
We have recently published several puzzles with a gardening theme on the blog. For the time being, today's puzzle is the series' final installment. Since it is also the hardest, it would be wise to go back and use one of the earlier exercises to help you acquire the vocabulary if you find it to be too difficult.
You can access them by clicking on the links below:
In the Garden : A Matching Puzzle for Korean Learners
In the Garden : A Word Search Puzzle for Korean Learners
In the Garden : A Word Search Puzzle for Korean Learners (2.)
We created a matching exercise for German learners, which is provided below. If you find it too difficult, do not worry; just scroll down to the vocabulary section.
This is the first installment of a series in which we will practice the same vocabulary using various puzzles. We plan to make them available in the coming weeks. So, if you are interested, please check back later.
We have posted several gardening-themed puzzles on the blog in recent weeks. Today's puzzle marks the series' final installment for the time being. It is also the most difficult, so if you find it too challenging, you should go back and learn the required vocabulary using one of the previous exercises.
You can access them by clicking on the links below:
In the Garden : A Matching Puzzle for Chinese Learners
Below is a matching exercise designed with Spanish language learners in mind. If you find it too difficult, don't worry; simply scroll down to find the vocabulary section.
In the coming weeks, we plan to release further exercises with the same vocabulary. So, if you are interested, make sure to check back later.
We created a word search puzzle with gardening-related words for Hungarian learners, which can be found below. Words are hidden horizontally (left to right), vertically, and diagonally (top to bottom).
Instead of revealing the words hidden in the grid, we placed visual hints next to the puzzle. If you come across a word in the grid, write it beneath the image to which it is most closely related.
Happy puzzle-solving!
A word search puzzle based on gardening vocabulary is provided below. Search for the words horizontally (left to right), vertically, and diagonally (top to bottom).
Instead of revealing the words hidden in the grid, we placed visual hints next to the puzzle this time. If you come across a word in the grid, write it beneath the image to which it is most closely related.
Happy puzzle-solving!
We have recently published several gardening-themed puzzles on the blog. For the time being, today's puzzle is the series' final installment. It is also the most difficult, so if you find it too difficult, you should go back and learn the required vocabulary using one of the previous exercises.
You can access them by clicking on the links below:
In the Garden : A Matching Puzzle for German Learners
In the Garden : A Word Search Puzzle for German Learners
In the Garden : A Crossword Puzzle for German Learners
Please keep in mind that letter combinations were not kept together, so you may have to recreate them.
Below is a matching exercise designed with English language learners in mind. If it proves too difficult, don't worry; simply scroll down to the help section for solutions.
This is the first installment of a series in which we will practice the same vocabulary through various puzzles. We plan to release them one after the other in the coming weeks. So, if you are interested, be sure to check back later.
We created a word search puzzle using gardening vocabulary, which you can find below. Words are hidden horizontally (left to right), vertically, and diagonally (top to bottom). Words can cross each other and share letters.
Instead of revealing the words hidden in the grid, we placed visual hints next to the puzzle. If you come across a word in the grid, write it beneath the image to which it is most closely related.
Happy puzzle-solving!
We have released a number of puzzles on the blog with a gardening theme in the last few weeks. For the time being, this puzzle is the final one in the series. Since it is also the hardest, it would be wise to go back and use one of the earlier exercises to help you acquire the vocabulary if you find it to be too difficult.
You can click on the following links to access them:
In the Garden : A Matching Puzzle for Spanish Learners
See below for a gardening-themed matching exercise we created for Hungarian learners. I sincerely hope you do not find it too challenging, but if you do, scroll down to get the solutions and memorize the new vocabulary. If you are interested, please take a moment to check back later, as we intend to create more exercises using the same vocabulary.
In the last few weeks, we published several puzzles with a gardening theme on the blog. Today's puzzle is the last installment in the series for now. It is also the most difficult one, so if you find it too challenging, it would make sense to go back and learn the necessary vocabulary with the help of one of the previous exercises.
You can access them by clicking on the links below:
In the Garden : A Matching Puzzle for English Learners
See below for a gardening-themed matching exercise for French language learners. I sincerely hope you do not find it too difficult, but if you do, scroll down to find the vocabulary required to solve the puzzle. Commit the new words to memory, then return to the exercise and try again. We intend to create additional exercises using the same vocabulary, so if you are interested, please check back later.