Rice — A1 Food Vocabulary

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Small white or brown grains eaten as food.

Quick Answer

Rice is small white or brown grains. People eat rice with meat, fish, or vegetables. It is one of the most common foods in the world.

Example: Rice is white and small.

Rice in 3 Sentences

Read these three sentences. Notice how rice is used:

  • Rice is white and small. (describing it)
  • I eat rice with chicken. (every dinner)
  • She cooks rice in water. (how to cook it)

A Quick Tip About RICE

“Rice” is uncountable — you cannot say “a rice” or “two rices”. To count, say a bowl of rice or a grain of rice for one tiny grain.

Saying “a rice”

I want a rice for dinner.
I want rice for dinner.

Easy way to remember: rice is too small to count one at a time. Just say rice, or a bowl of rice for a serving.

Practice all A1 Foods

Now practise rice together with the other words in this topic. Use Study, Practice, Flashcards, and Review.

CEFR A1 – Everyday Foods

A1 Foods Vocabulary

Learn eight everyday food words with pictures, short examples, practice questions, flashcards, and a review queue.

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Study Cards

Read the word, look at the picture, and say the example sentence.

Test Yourself: Rice

Choose the correct answer for each sentence. Click Check to see if you are right.

Question 1 of 5

1. _______ is white and small.

2. I eat _______ with chicken.

3. Choose the correct sentence:

4. Which word means small white grains people eat?

5. She eats a _______ of rice.

Other A1 Foods to Learn

Pick another word from this lesson — small steps add up fast.

Keep Going — One Word, Many Wins

You just learned rice — a food eaten in nearly every country. Now you can talk about your dinner in real English.

But what about a small round food with a shell, that comes from a bird? You probably had one for breakfast this week.

Next lesson: Egg — A1 Food Vocabulary

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