Vocabulary Studio - Day 10
Fruits, Vegetables, Herbs, Grocery Items, Packaging & Measurements
Fruits, Vegetables & Grocery Words
Master 23 fruits, 26 vegetables, herbs, packaging units, liquid/weight measurements, supermarket aisles, grocery store conversations, and bargaining expressions.
Today's Goal: By the end of Day 10, you should be able to:
Module 1: Fruits Vocabulary & Descriptors (Parts 1–3)
23 common fruits, descriptors & condition vocabulary (ripe, unripe, rotten, juicy).
🍎 Part 1: 23 Common Fruits
🍌 Parts 2 & 3: Fruit Descriptors & Quality
• "This apple is fresh and crunchy."
• "This mango is sweet and juicy."
• "This lemon is very sour."
Module 2: Vegetables, Herbs & Grocery Staples (Parts 4–7)
26 vegetables, fresh herbs, grains, pulses, dairy & essential household items.
Potato, Tomato, Onion, Carrot, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Spinach, Peas, Beans, Brinjal, Okra, Cucumber, Pumpkin, Bottle gourd, Bitter gourd, Capsicum, Green chili, Ginger, Garlic, Radish, Beetroot, Turnip, Sweet potato, Corn, Mushroom, Broccoli
"I bought chopped vegetables and frozen peas."
Coriander / Cilantro: धनिया
Mint: पुदीना
Curry leaves: करी पत्ता
Basil / Oregano / Parsley / Rosemary
"Add some fresh coriander and curry leaves."
Grains: Rice, Wheat, Flour, Atta, Maida, Oats
Pulses: Dal, Lentils, Chickpeas, Kidney beans
Dairy & Spices: Milk, Butter, Cheese, Paneer, Ghee, Sugar, Salt, Oil, Honey, Sauce
Module 3: Supermarket Aisles, Measures & Packaging (Parts 8–16)
Gram, kilo, liter, dozen, bunch, packet vs bag, carton, jar & aisle navigation.
🛒 Parts 8, 9, 10, 11: Store Words & Measurements
"Which aisle is the rice in? It's in aisle five."
"One kilogram of rice. 2 liters of cooking oil."
📦 Parts 13–16: Packaging Rules (Bag vs Packet, Carton, Jar)
• Bag vs. Packet: Bag = large flexible container (a bag of rice). Packet = smaller packaged item (packet of biscuits).
Module 4: Asking Prices, Checkout & Discount Dialogues (Parts 17–25)
Singular vs plural price questions, supermarket dialogues, cashier checkout & BOGO.
• Singular: "How much is this apple?"
• Plural: "How much are these tomatoes?"
• By weight: "How much are apples per kilo?"
"I'd like 1 kg of apples and half a kilo of tomatoes, please."
C: "How much are tomatoes?" S: "₹60 per kilo."
C: "Give me 1 kg tomatoes & a bunch of coriander."
C: "Are these mangoes ripe and sweet?"
• Total: "Your total is ₹1,850. Can I pay by UPI?"
• Discounts: "Is this on sale? Any special offer?"
• BOGO: Buy One Get One Free.
Module 5: Food Preparation & Grammar Rules (Parts 26–34)
Fresh vs frozen, raw vs cooked, diced/grated, Much vs Many, Some vs Any, natural phrases.
🔪 Parts 26–28: Preparation & Condition
🧠 Parts 30–33: Countable vs Uncountable & Much vs Many
🗣️ Part 34: Natural Grocery Phrase Corrections
✅ I'd like one kilo of tomatoes, please.
✅ I'd like two kilos of rice.
Module 6: Quizzes, Phrasal Verbs & 5-Minute Monologue (Parts 35–44)
Fill in the blanks quiz, 8 mistake corrections, 5 grocery phrasal verbs & monologue.
36📝 Part 36: Fill in the Blanks (10 Questions)
Test your knowledge of quantities, packaging & much vs many.
1. I need a ________ of bananas.
2. I need a ________ of bread.
3. I need a ________ of honey.
4. How ________ apples do you need?
5. How ________ rice do you need?
6. Do we have ________ eggs?
7. I need ________ tomatoes.
8. The mango is not ________ yet.
9. These vegetables are very ________.
10. The lemon tastes ________.
Parts 35 & 37: 8 Mistakes Corrected
• ❌ How much are this apple? → ✅ How much is this apple?
• ❌ Give me two kilo rice. → ✅ Give me two kilos of rice.
• ❌ How many milk do we need? → ✅ How much milk do we need?
• ❌ I bought a bottle of rice. → ✅ I bought a bag of rice.
🧠 Part 38: 5 Grocery Phrasal Verbs
• Pick up: "Pick up some milk on way home."
• Run out of: "We've run out of sugar."
• Stock up on: "Stock up on rice."
• Check out: "Let's check out."
• Put back: "Put it back on shelf."
🗣️ Part 40: Complete Grocery Store Dialogue
Customer: "I'd like 1 kilo of apples, half a kilo of tomatoes, and 1 kilo of potatoes."
Shopkeeper: "Anything else? Do you need fresh coriander?"
Customer: "Yes, I'll take one bunch, please. How much is everything?"
Shopkeeper: "That's ₹320. I can give you a small discount."
Customer: "Great. Can I pay by UPI? Here you go."
⭐ Day 10 Golden Sentence Rules
Interactive Vocabulary Bank & Flashcards
Search and mark individual words as learned.
/ˈkiː tɜːrm/
Definition: Fundamental vocabulary concept required for mastery on Day 10
/ˈækʃn freɪz/
Definition: High-frequency expressive phrase used in daily and professional English
/dɪˈskrɪptɪv/
Definition: Nuanced descriptive expression to elevate conversational depth