A Trip to the Grocery Store - Shopping - English text with Phrasal Verbs and Their Meanings - a2
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🎯 Level: A2 (Pre-Intermediate)
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A Trip to the Grocery Store
Shopping for Groceries
New Vocabulary and Phrasal Verbs:
make a list: to write down the things you need to buy or do.
head out: to leave a place and start going somewhere.
walk to: to go to a place by walking.
get some exercise: to do physical activity to keep your body healthy.
standing in line: waiting for your turn in a queue.
looking through: examining or searching for something on a shelf or in a place.
start off: to begin doing something or to begin moving in a direction.
look around: to observe your surroundings and check things out.
pick up: to take something and place it in your cart or bag.
check the expiration dates: to verify the date when a product will no longer be good to use.
grab a carton: to take a box of items (like eggs, milk, etc.).
choose: to decide on something from different options.
look for: to search for something.
put out: to place items in a visible spot, often for sale.
grab a bag of chips: to take a bag of chips (snack).
stock up on: to buy a lot of something for future use.
put it in: to place something inside a bag or container.
turn around: to change direction and go the opposite way.
catch up: to talk with someone and update each other on recent events.
talk about: to discuss a topic or share information with someone.
get in line: to join a queue and wait your turn.
scan: to read or register items using a barcode scanner at a store.
pay with: to give money in exchange for goods or services.
bag: to put things into bags after shopping.
leave the store: to exit a store after completing your shopping.
unpack: to take items out of bags or boxes.
put away: to place items in their proper location.
start preparing: to begin making food or getting ready for an activity.
chop up: to cut something into small pieces, usually food.
cook: to prepare food by applying heat.
stir-fry: a cooking method where food is fried quickly in a pan with a little oil while being stirred.
clean up: to tidy a place by removing mess or dirt.
wash the dishes: to clean plates, cups, and utensils after eating.
sit down: to take a seat and relax.
watch a movie: to view a film for entertainment.