Grocery Shopping Vocabulary at the Supermarket | Learn English in Conversation

Learn supermarket vocabulary that you can use the next time you are grocery shopping!
Many English students learn food vocabulary, but it is useful to learn vocabulary about the grocery store or supermarket too!
In a supermarket, there are different sections. What food items can you find in the deli, bakery, or produce section? Do you prefer to use a shopping cart or a basket? which aisle can you find different items in your local supermarket? Do you pay for your groceries with credit card or cash?
Follow Mike and Helen as they do their grocery shopping in their local supermarket!
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