At the Supermarket

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Used for large shopping carts in the store.

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Used for handheld baskets.

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Refers to the cash register or checkout lane.

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Also commonly called 'un ticket de caisse'.

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Invariable in the plural form.

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Used for sections in a store.

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Often used in the plural 'les fruits'.

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Starts with a mute h, but takes 'le' because it begins with l'.

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Feminine noun.

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Masculine noun.

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Uses partitive article 'du'.

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Uncountable noun in singular.

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Takes l' due to the starting vowel.

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Masculine noun.

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Pronunciation of plural changes: 'fs' is silent in 'œufs'.

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Refers to plastic or reusable shopping bags.

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Also means currency.

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Short for 'carte bancaire' (bank card).

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Used mainly in plural form for money.

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Regular -er verb with a spelling change in some forms (achète).

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Can alternate between i and y in conjugation.

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Adjective; feminine form is 'chère'.

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Adjective; feminine form is 'ouverte'.

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Adjective; feminine form is 'fermée'.

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Used with 'ça coûte' to ask for prices.