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The document describes preparing food for a friend's birthday party. It lists various food items that can be purchased at the market, including dairy products like yogurt and cheese; fresh produce like tomatoes, carrots, and avocados; meat from the butcher shop like pork, poultry, and beef; and seafood like tuna, shrimp, and lobster from the fish shop. It asks comprehension questions about the foods being purchased for the party.
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- 3. First, My friends and I go the market. In the market there are several food sections.
- 4. At the market… At the dairy section, we can buy these products… Yogurt Milk
- 5. Eggs Cheese Butter
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- 7. Carrots Avocados Potatoes Garlic
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