At the Supermarket

B.: Here we are at the supermarket. Where is my shopping list?

I.: It's right in your hand. Shall I get a cart to put the things in?

B.: Yes, please. We need a lot. I have to check the shopping list: fresh pine-apple juice, peanuts, sunflower oil, chicken, cabbage, carrots and onions, half a pound of butter, and sour cream.

I.: Let's start with the dairy products. They are over there.

B.: Don't forget to check the date on the label because all perish-label products are dated.

I.: Oh, Betty, you are going to make in excellent housewife.

B.: Yes, I know how to save money buying things at the supermarkets.

I.: Come on! Reveal your secrets to four best buddies.

B.: Do you know that all big supermarkets have their own brands for all the foods they sell?

I.: So what?

В.:They are cheaper. The thing is the store's own brand is the least expensive one.

I.: Oh, we are going to make a fortune out of the money we save, aren't we?

B.: Let's go to the cash register and see how much cash we have saved today.

2) T.: Fashionable shoes are my weak point! Let's go by the footwear section.

Patrick:There is no use in arguing with a lady.

T.: Could you show me the black shoes?

Shop girl: What heels do you prefer, miss? We have them in a higher, lower and in a medium heel. What's your size?

T.: I wear size 7. Can I try them on?

Shop girl:Do, please. Oh, they suit you perfectly, miss.

T.: They are neither loose nor tight on me. I'll take them!

Shop girl:Will you pay in cash?

T.: No, I won't. It'll be my credit card.

P.: Oh! Who is this beauty? Is that you, Tracy? I didn’t recognize you in those new shoes. Fantastic!

T.: A compliment paid at the right time rings truth.

P.: It's not a compliment. I meant it sincerely.