Lingua Bites

Every Saturday, I go to the supermarket. It is a big store with many things. First, I take a shopping cart. It is big and has four wheels. Then, I look at my shopping list. I need milk, bread, and vegetables. The milk is in the dairy section. The bread is in the bakery section. I find vegetables in the produce section. I like fresh tomatoes and green salads.

I walk through the aisles. There are many products. Sometimes I see new things. Today, I also buy cheese and cold cuts. They are at the deli counter. After that, I go to the checkout. There, I pay for my items. I use my debit card. The cashier is very friendly. She scans all the products quickly. Then, I put everything into my shopping bags. It is a lot, but I am happy. Now I can go home and cook.

New words:

• shopping cart (n.) – a large wheeled cart supplied by a shop, for a customer to use while shopping
• dairy section (n.) – the part of a supermarket where milk, cheese, and other dairy products are sold
• bakery section (n.) – the part of a supermarket where bread and cakes are sold
• deli counter (n.) – a counter in a store where sliced meats, cheeses, and salads are sold
• cashier (n.) – a person whose job is to receive and pay out money in a shop, bank, or hotel