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Supermarkets vocabulary — A1

Supermarkets vocabulary for grocery shopping, including buy, shop, fruit and bread — the first words learners need for a trip to the supermarket.

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buy
/baɪ/
To get something by giving money for it.
Example: I need to buy some bread and milk today.
shop
/ʃɑp/
A place where you go to get food, clothes or other things for money.
Example: There is a small shop at the end of our street.
food
/fud/
Anything people eat to stay alive and healthy.
Example: We need to buy more food for the week.
fruit
/frut/
A sweet food that grows on trees or plants, such as an apple or banana.
Example: She bought some fruit for breakfast.
vegetable
/ˈvɛdʒtəbəl/
A plant grown to be eaten, such as a carrot or potato.
Example: We always buy fresh vegetables on Saturdays.
milk
/mɪlk/
A white liquid from cows, often drunk or used in cooking.
Example: Can you get some milk from the shop?
bread
/brɛd/
A food made from flour and water, usually baked.
Example: He bought a fresh loaf of bread.
egg
/ɛɡ/
An oval food laid by a hen, often eaten for breakfast.
Example: We're out of eggs for the cake.
find
/faɪnd/
To discover something you were looking for.
Example: I can never find the pasta in this shop.
look for
To try to find something.
Example: I'm looking for the coffee aisle.