English A1 Daily Lesson #040: Daily store vocabulary and simple shopping sentences
Target language: English
Level: A1
Lesson type: 5 Words, 5 Sentences and Practice
Lesson number: #040
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Lesson 40 — At the Store
Today’s lesson is a simple daily English lesson about shopping at a store. You will review a few earlier daily ideas first:
- breakfast: a morning meal
- home: the place you live
- family: parents and children together
Then you will learn 5 new words and 5 short sentences for a store visit.
5 Words
1. store — reading: stor — meaning: shop
Usage note: Use store for a place where people buy things.
2. buy — reading: bay — meaning: get with money
Usage note: Use buy when you pay money for something.
3. milk — reading: milk — meaning: white drink
Usage note: Milk is a common drink and food ingredient.
4. bread — reading: bred — meaning: food made from flour
Usage note: Bread is a very common food word for A1 learners.
5. money — reading: mun-ee — meaning: coins and notes for buying
Usage note: Use money when talking about payment or buying things.
5 Sentences
1. I go to the store.
Reading: ay goh too thuh stor
Meaning: I visit the shop.
2. I buy milk.
Reading: ay bay milk
Meaning: I purchase milk.
3. We buy bread.
Reading: wee bay bred
Meaning: We purchase bread.
4. She has money.
Reading: she haz mun-ee
Meaning: She has cash for buying.
5. I have bread and milk.
Reading: ay hav bred and milk
Meaning: I have bread and milk.
Quick usage notes
- store is a place.
- buy is an action.
- milk and bread are common food words.
- money is for payment.
- have and has show possession.
Mini practice
1. Which word means shop?
2. Which word means get with money?
3. Fill in the blank: I ___ milk.
4. Translate: We buy bread.
5. Make one sentence with money.
Answer key
1. store
2. buy
3. buy
4. We buy bread.
5. I have money.
Reply instruction: Please reply with your answers in order. If you want, you can also write one extra sentence about something you buy at a store.
Reply format: Start your reply with your explanation language code, e.g. [TR], [EN], [AR], [RU], [ES], [DE], [FR], [IT].
Target language: English
Level: A1
Lesson type: 5 Words, 5 Sentences and Practice
Lesson number: #040
Available explanations:
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Lesson 40 — At the Store
Today’s lesson is a simple daily English lesson about shopping at a store. You will review a few earlier daily ideas first:
- breakfast: a morning meal
- home: the place you live
- family: parents and children together
Then you will learn 5 new words and 5 short sentences for a store visit.
5 Words
1. store — reading: stor — meaning: shop
Usage note: Use store for a place where people buy things.
2. buy — reading: bay — meaning: get with money
Usage note: Use buy when you pay money for something.
3. milk — reading: milk — meaning: white drink
Usage note: Milk is a common drink and food ingredient.
4. bread — reading: bred — meaning: food made from flour
Usage note: Bread is a very common food word for A1 learners.
5. money — reading: mun-ee — meaning: coins and notes for buying
Usage note: Use money when talking about payment or buying things.
5 Sentences
1. I go to the store.
Reading: ay goh too thuh stor
Meaning: I visit the shop.
2. I buy milk.
Reading: ay bay milk
Meaning: I purchase milk.
3. We buy bread.
Reading: wee bay bred
Meaning: We purchase bread.
4. She has money.
Reading: she haz mun-ee
Meaning: She has cash for buying.
5. I have bread and milk.
Reading: ay hav bred and milk
Meaning: I have bread and milk.
Quick usage notes
- store is a place.
- buy is an action.
- milk and bread are common food words.
- money is for payment.
- have and has show possession.
Mini practice
1. Which word means shop?
2. Which word means get with money?
3. Fill in the blank: I ___ milk.
4. Translate: We buy bread.
5. Make one sentence with money.
Answer key
1. store
2. buy
3. buy
4. We buy bread.
5. I have money.
Reply instruction: Please reply with your answers in order. If you want, you can also write one extra sentence about something you buy at a store.
Reply format: Start your reply with your explanation language code, e.g. [TR], [EN], [AR], [RU], [ES], [DE], [FR], [IT].