Name: A1 English Listening Practice - Supermarket
Uploaded: 2024-11-18T07:05:18.000Z
Duration: 4 min 37 s
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Hey everybody, welcome to this A1 English listening practice video.

You can use this video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak.

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So today, I'm going to talk about the supermarket.

This is a useful topic because most people buy food from supermarkets.

One important note, in the U.S., many people use the phrase grocery store instead of supermarket.

I usually say grocery store, but you can use both.

So first, let's talk about big supermarkets.

Walmart is really big and sells many items.

They sell food, clothes, electronics, furniture, and much more.

In big supermarkets, there are a lot of cheap items.

Personally, I don't like big supermarkets.

I prefer smaller supermarkets because they often have better products.

I like to buy organic food, so I search for small organic stores.

These stores are usually more expensive than big supermarkets.

Organic food is more expensive than non-organic food, but I think it's worth the price.

In big supermarkets, I can't find the products I like.

There are also some very small supermarkets, too.

For example, 7-Eleven is a convenience store.

These stores sell some food and drinks, but they don't have a lot of items.

I go to convenience stores when I need to buy just one or two items, but I don't usually shop at convenience stores.

They don't have all the items that I need.

Do you prefer big supermarkets, small supermarkets, or convenience stores?

You order it, and someone brings it to your house.

I order some items online, but I don't order food online.

Okay, now let's learn some important supermarket vocabulary.

When you enter a grocery store, you grab a cart.

You put all of your items in your cart while you're shopping.

Or, if you're only buying a few items, you can use a basket, which you carry.

Aisles are the rows of products in a store.

You walk up and down the aisles when you go shopping.

When an item is on sale, this means that it has a lower price than normal.

The cashier is the person that you pay when you're done shopping.

In the U.S., cashiers are usually friendly.

Nowadays, in some supermarkets, you can pay without a cashier.

Some people prefer cashiers, and other people prefer the self-checkout option.

Leave a comment and tell me where you buy your food.

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