6th form Shopping in Britain p. 112 - 113

To buy food in Britain people usually go to a corner shop.

You can choose what you want at the supermarkets.

At the supermarket you pay for all the goods at the cashier.

Goods in Sainsbury's are cheaper than in Tesco supermarkets.

British Home Stores sell different kinds of food.

We can see two size systems in ready-made clothes departments in London.

Mothers in Britain usually buy clothes for their children even if they are adult.

The British usually use polite words when they buy something.

The British prefer to buy food every day.

The prices for food in Britain are higher than on the continent.