A2 · Upper Beginner
Trees & Plants
Name the trees of the Danish landscape and the parts of a plant, from oak and beech to roots, buds and seeds.
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- an oak
- a beech
- a birch
- a spruce
- a pine tree
- an ash tree
- an elm
- a linden tree
- a maple
- a chestnut tree
- a willow tree
- a hazel
- an apple tree
- a cherry tree
- a conifer
- a broadleaf tree
- a root
- a trunk
- bark
- a twig
- a seed
- a bud
- a cone
- a stalk
- a fern
- a flower bulb
- ivy
- a cutting
- to sprout
- to prune
- an evergreen tree
- a deciduous tree
- a cedar
- a eucalyptus
- bamboo
- a cactus
- a climbing plant
- a creeper
- a ground cover plant
- a flowering shrub
- a biennial plant
- an alpine plant
- firewood
- a growth ring
- a leaf on the tree
- a seed pod
- a root system
- a container plant
- a conservatory
- to climb a tree
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- Lesson 1
Trees and Plant Growth
- Lesson 2
A Walk in the Forest
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