Vocabulary
shopping cart
grocery store
visit
fish
butcher
fruit
tin can
aisle
often
village
vegetables
shelf
shopping center
box
right, just
cash register
scale
paper bag
shopping
groceries
cigarette
to mean, signify
to pay
to follow
to be allowed, permitted
to sell
to go shopping
to buy
to count
to shop
1. What does the word “groceries” mean?
2. What do you buy in this store?
3. Who usually goes grocery shopping more often, men or women?
4. What kind of fruit do you see in the foreground?
5. What kind of vegetables do you see in this picture?
6. Where are the paper bags?
7. Who is following the woman on the right?
8. What do you do with the scale?
9. Which aisle has a sign hanging over it?
10. Who is standing at the cash register?
11. Where are the cigarettes?
12. Who is paying?
13. How many shelves do you see in aisle five?
14. Is the woman in aisle five holding a box or a tin can?
15. Does each woman in the picture have a shopping cart?
16. What does the butcher sell?
17. Can you buy fish in this store?
18. Where do you usually go after you go grocery shopping?
19. Are you allowed to take the shopping cart home with you?
20. Is this grocery store in a shopping center or in a small village?
Paragraph: A Visit to the Grocery Store
Write a short paragraph about what you do when you go to the grocery store.