Shopping in English at the Supermarket | Learn English with a Story | Beginner A1-A2

Printable guide for this lesson (Etsy): https://www.etsy.com/listing/4598825508 All 4 guides together, save 33% (Pack 1): https://www.etsy.com/listing/4598818554 Learn supermarket English with a real, everyday story. Follow Lina as she shops for groceries, asks for help, buys fresh bread and pays at the checkout. Then learn 8 useful phrases and practise speaking yourself. Perfect for beginner English learners (A1 - A2). FREE PRACTICE SHEET (PDF) for this lesson: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1K8z6... In this lesson you will: Listen to a real conversation in a supermarket Learn 8 phrases you can use in any shop Learn new words like aisle, loaf, receipt and groceries Repeat after the speakers to practise your pronunciation Speak as Lina, and as Grace the cashier Test yourself with a listening challenge and a quick quiz CHAPTERS 0:00 Welcome 0:22 The story: Lina at the supermarket 1:54 8 useful phrases 3:36 Vocabulary 4:50 Listen and repeat 6:45 Natural speed 8:08 Listening challenge 9:12 Your turn: you are Lina 9:59 Your turn: you are Grace 10:53 Quiz 11:48 Final review 12:40 Next episode 8 PHRASES FROM THIS LESSON 1. Excuse me. Where can I find the pasta? 2. It's in aisle five, next to the rice. 3. Do you have any fresh bread? 4. Could I get a loaf of sourdough, please? 5. Would you like it sliced? 6. Do you have a loyalty card? 7. Can I get a receipt, please? 8. Fancy seeing you here! Your turn: in the comments, tell us one thing you always buy at the supermarket. Write it in a full English sentence! Missed episode 1? Lina at the cafe:    • Order Coffee in English | Learn English wi...   Next episode, Lina at a Restaurant:    • Ordering Food at a Restaurant in English |...   Subscribe so you don't miss it: @EverydayEnglishStories4u Voices and illustrations were created with the help of AI. Story and lesson written for English learners. #LearnEnglish #EnglishConversation #EnglishStories #ESL #EnglishListening #BeginnerEnglish Which supermarket phrase from this lesson would help you most, and when will you use it? Write it in the comments.