GROCERY STORY by DANIEL

Hello everyone!
Welcome to the third story.
We are going to talk about a trip to the grocery store or the greengrocer’s.
Ok?

IMPORTANT VOCABULARY :

RUNNING OUT- acabarse

verb TO NEED- necesitar
GROCERY STORE- supermercado
TO BUY- comprar
ALMONDS- almendras
THROUGH- a través de
EVERYTHING- todo
MAKING- haciendo, creando
ONLY- solo
TO FIND- encontrar
EASILY- fácilmente
CHECK OUT- cajero / caja del supermercado/ donde pagas lo que
compraste

I am running out of food and need to buy some

at the grocery store! My favorite food is lasagna
so I will buy the ingredients for that. I will also
buy fruit, vegetables, bread, meat, and almonds.
After making my list, I now walk to the store. I
walk through the isles to find everything that I
need. Usually I like to buy only apples and
oranges, but the bananas were very cheap so I
am buying those too. The ingredients for my
lasagna are pasta sheets, tomato sauce,
oregano, spinach, ground turkey, and lots of
cheese. I find them all very easily, although I had
to fight an old lady for the last package of pasta
sheets. Now that I am finished, I walk to the
check out and pay for my groceries. My
groceries cost fifteen euros and thirty-two cents.

Listen to the story again and look up the vocabulary you don’t
understand. (escoita a historia de novo e busca as palabras que non
entendas)

Now answer to these questions:

1.What is my favorite food?

2.Did I drive or walk to the store?

3.Did I find everything that I need?

4.Was beef a part of the ingredients for my lasagna?

5.How much did my groceries cost?

Now listen to the story in the past : (remember the verbs
change to the past)

GROCERY STORE (past tense)

I was running out of food and needed to buy

some at the grocery store! My favorite food is
lasagna so I bought the ingredients for that. I
also bought fruit, vegetables, bread, meat, and
almonds. After making my list, I walked to the
store. I walked through the isles to find
everything that I needed. Usually I like to buy
only apples and oranges, but the bananas were
very cheap so I bought those too. The
ingredients for my lasagna are pasta sheets,
tomato sauce, oregano, spinach, ground turkey,
and lots of cheese. I find them all very easily,
although I had to fight an old lady for the last
package of pasta sheets. Once I finished, I
walked to the check out and paid for my
groceries. My groceries cost fifteen euros and
thirty-two cents.

Don’t forget practice and practice.