At a bakery you can buy bread, rolls, cookies, and cakes.
At the butcher´s shop you can buy meat and sausages.
At a clothing store you can buy clothes for men, women, or children.
At an electronics store you can buy TV sets and other electrical appliances.
At the florist´s you can buy flowers and plants.
At a garden shop you can buy seeds, fertilizers, and garden supplies.
At the greengrocer´s you can buy vegetables and fruit.
At a hardware store you can buy tools, nails, and other building supplies.
At a shoe store you can buy shoes and shoe polish.
At a stationery you can buy paper products and office supplies.
At a sweet shop you can buy cakes, sweets, and ice cream.
At a toy shop you can buy dolls, teddies, games, balls, and other goods for children.
Probably the most common type of shop is the supermarket. At a supermarket you can buy almost any type of food: meat, cheese, eggs, milk, butter, bread, sugar, flour, tea, coffee, fruits, vegetables, and food preserved in jars, tins and cans. There are many more products available at a supermarket, e.g. cleaning supplies such as soap, washing powder, detergents. And you can also find small household items there.
Another place where people do a lot of their shopping is the department store. A department store has different sections where you can buy almost anything: clothes for men, women, and children, household supplies, hardware, garden supplies, electronics, CD's and DVD´s, books, furniture, jewellery, perfumes, cosmetics, etc.
An average Czech family goes shopping almost every day to a local market for necessary food. Once a week they might do a larger shopping trip for the weekend. Foreigners visiting our country might buy a nice picture book about our country, a CD with classical music, china, cut glass, and dolls in national costumes.
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