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  • Where can I find yogurt?

  • Where can I find something?

  • Where can I find yogurt?

  • Excuse me. Where can I find yogurt?

  • You can find it in the dairy section. It's at the front of the store.

  • Thank you. Will I find butter in that section?

  • Yes. The butter is located just next to the yogurt products.

  • What about milk tea? Will I find it in the dairy section as well?

  • I'm afraid not. But you can find milk tea in the snacks and drinks section.

  • Thank you. Can you tell me where the snacks and drinks section is?

  • Sure. It's in aisle two.

  • Thank you.

  • You're welcome.

  • Grocery store: a retail shop where you can buy almost anything such as food, healthcare products, etc.

  • Sometimes we call a grocery store a supermarket.

  • For example, I go to the grocery store.

  • I go grocery shopping.

  • I buy groceries.

  • Shopping cart: a small vehicle that you push around a store, putting the things that you want to buy in it

  • You can find it in the dairy section.

  • The products in a grocery store are arranged into sections (or parts) according to the type of item.

  • For example, the produce section is for fresh fruits and vegetables such as apples, bananas,

  • cabbage, broccoli, etc.

  • deli section is where you can get different types of cheese, sliced meat, salad, ham,

  • sausages or even seafood.

  • In the dairy section, you can find dairy products like milk, yogurt, butter, cheese, etc.

  • The bakery section sells bread, muffins, cakes, etc.

  • While you can find frozen pizza and ice cream in the frozen food section.

  • You can also find other food in the snacks and drinks section or the fresh meat section.

  • In the cleaning supplies section, you can find shampoo, shower gel, and so forth.

  • shelf: The products are put on the shelves.

  • Sure. It's in aisle two.

  • aisle: The products are also arranged in aisles. An aisle is a long, narrow space between the shelves.

  • Similar products are often located in the same aisle.

  • For example, snacks and drinks are located in aisle two.

  • Do you have more canned pineapples in stock?

  • Do you have more something in stock?

  • Do you have more canned pineapples in stock?

  • Hi. I'd like to buy some canned pineapples. But I see none on the shelf.

  • Do you have more canned pineapples in stock?

  • I'm not sure. Which brand do you prefer?

  • I don't have any preference. Any brand will do as long as it's not too expensive.

  • OK. Let me check. Just a moment...

  • Sorry, canned pineapples are sold out.

  • Alright. When will you restock?

  • My manager said that the canned pineapples will be available tomorrow.

  • Thanks. I'll come again tomorrow.

  • Anything else I can help you with?

  • No. Thank you.

  • Not at all.

  • Do you have more canned pineapples in stock?

  • stock: a supply of something for sale

  • in stock: a particular type of product is available.

  • For example, this canned tomato soup is in stock.

  • out of stock: a particular type of product is not available.

  • For example, corn oil is out of stock.

  • Sorry, canned pineapples are sold out.

  • Sold out: This is another way to say out of stock.

  • For example, corn oil is sold out.

  • When will you restock?

  • restock: to replace goods that have been sold

  • For example, The grocery store restocks shelves every day.

  • Which brand do you prefer?

  • brand: a type of product made by a particular company

  • For example, Pantene is a brand of shampoo.

  • Oral-B is a brand of toothbrush.

  • prefer: like one thing rather than another

  • For example, I prefer this brand.

  • I don't have any preference. Any brand will do as long as it's not too expensive.

  • preference: the noun of prefer. you like something more than another thing

  • For example, I have a preference for spicy food over sweet food.

  • will do: will be OK. I don't care about the brand if it's not too expensive.

  • Do you sell blueberry muffins?

  • Do you sell something?

  • Do you sell blueberry muffins?

  • Excuse me. Do you sell blueberry muffins?

  • Sorry, we don't carry this item. What about other types of bread or cakes?

  • Our cheesecakes are on sale today. They are located in the bakery section.

  • That sounds great. Where is the bakery section?

  • You can walk all the way down this aisle and you will see the bakery section on your right.

  • Thank you.

  • You're welcome

  • Sorry, we don't carry this item.

  • Here "carry" means we don't have this item. Another way to say this is...

  • we don't sell this item.

  • Our cheesecakes are on sale today.

  • On sale: When something is on sale, that thing is sold in lower price.

  • You can walk all the way down this aisle.

  • all the way down the aisle: walk along the aisle until you reach the end of it

  • How much is it?

  • How much is it?

  • How much is it?

  • Hi. What can I do for you?

  • I'd like to buy some bell peppers. But I cannot find the price tag. How much is it?

  • That's 4 dollars for a mixed bell pepper pack. If you want to pick the bell peppers yourself,

  • a bag of 6 bell peppers will cost you 8 dollars.

  • Alright. Thanks for your help.

  • You're welcome.

  • I'd like to buy some bell peppers.

  • bell peppers

  • But I cannot find the price tag.

  • price tag

  • Can you tell me where I can find this toothpaste on sale?

  • Can you tell me where I can find something on sale?

  • Can you tell me where I can find this toothpaste on sale?

  • Excuse me. I have a coupon for 20% off toothpaste. Can you tell me where I can find this toothpaste on sale?

  • Sure. Healthcare products are on aisle seven.

  • But I think this toothpaste that's a special item is on display near the checkout.

  • I see. I have a loyalty card from here. Can I use it with the coupon?

  • Yes. It will get you another 5% off the total purchase.

  • That sounds like a very good deal.

  • Also, the shampoo is buy one get one free. And today is the last day.

  • That sounds wonderful.

  • discount: a reduction in price

  • For example, they offer a 20% discount on toothpaste.

  • Excuse me. I have a coupon for 20% off toothpaste.

  • coupon: a piece of paper that can be used to get something at a reduced price

  • 20% off: The price is reduced by 20%.

  • For example, if the price is 100 dollars, then you have to pay 80 dollars.

  • But I think this toothpaste that's a special item is on display near the checkout.

  • checkout: the place in a shop where you pay for your goods

  • When checkout is used as a phrasal verb, we often means we are leaving a hotel.

  • For example, I'd like to check out, please.

  • I have a loyalty card from here.

  • loyalty card: a card given by a business. You can collect points or buy goods with a discount.

  • Sometimes we call it a membership card.

  • That sounds like a very good deal.

  • a good deal: pay a lower price

  • Also, the shampoo is buy one get one free.

  • buy one get one free: get two items but only need to pay the price of one item.

  • I'll pay with a credit card.

  • I'll pay with the payment method.

  • I'll pay with a credit card.

  • Good afternoon. Can you put everything on the counter, please?

  • Alright.

  • That's 21 dollars. Do you have a membership card?

  • No, this is my first time here.

  • OK. How would you like to pay? Cash or credit card?

  • I'll pay with a credit card. Here you are.

  • OK. And here is your receipt. Would you like a bag?

  • No, I have my own. Thank you.

  • Thank you. Have a nice day.

  • You too.

  • I'll pay with a credit card.

  • I'll pay with something. For example, I'll pay with cash.

  • I'll pay with a debit card.

  • Can you put everything on the counter, please?

  • counter

  • And here is your receipt.

  • receipt: a piece of paper which proves that goods have been received

  • I would like to return the milk.

  • I would like to return something.

  • I would like to return the milk.

  • Good morning. What can I help you with for today?

  • I bought this carton of milk a little earlier today and I've just noticed it has gone bad, so I would like to return it.

  • Sure. I'm sorry about that. Can you show the receipt?

  • Yes. Here it is.

  • No problem. Here's your money.

  • Thank you.

  • refund: get back the money because you are not happy with a product that you have bought.

  • I bought this carton of milk a little earlier today and I've just noticed it has gone bad

  • a carton of milk

  • a carton of orange juice

  • There are other vocab to describe packaging, for example, a can of coke

  • a tin can of soup

  • a jar of jam

  • a jar of honey

  • a box of cereal

  • a package of pasta

  • a package of cookies

  • a packet of sugar

  • a packet of ketchup

  • a pack of gum

  • a bottle of oil

  • a bottle of wine

  • a loaf of bread

  • a bag of flour

  • a tub of ice cream

  • a tube of toothpaste

  • a kilo of meat

  • a dozen eggs

  • a bunch of bananas

Where can I find yogurt?

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