You can use this ESL supermarket listening page to get experience of listening to spoken supermarket words. You need to get experience of listening to the words being used so that when you meet someone and have a conversation you will be able to understand what they are saying.
This page has four listening task for you to do in which you need to listen to a recording of a native English speaker using supermarket words and then answer some questions or do some writing. When doing the tasks you can listen to the recordings several times to make sure that you fully understand them. As well as listening to be able to answer the questions, you should try to focus on the correct pronunciation and try to remember it so you will be able to say the words correctly. There is a recording of the supermarket words being spoken on the ESL supermarket vocabulary page that you can listen to if you are not sure how any of the words should sound.
This page has the following four exercises:
In the first ESL supermarket listening exercise you need to listen to the groups of spoken words in the following recording and then decide which option (A-D) in each question has them in the same order. You can click the get score button to see how many you got correct.
For the second ESL supermarket listening exercise you need to listen to the spoken definitions of words in the following recoding and then chose the word (A-D) in each question that matches the definition. Then you can use the get score button to see the correct answers.
In the third ESL supermarket listening exercise you need to answer the following questions after listening to the recording of a passage being spoken by a native English speaker. Again there is a get score button so you can see how well you did.
At the end of this page there is a link that you can use to show the full text of the passage. You can use this to check your understanding.
For the fourth ESL supermarket exercise you need to listen to the following dictation passage and then write it down exactly as it is spoken in the passage. The recording has the passage being spoken twice: the first time is at a slow reading speed while the second time has pauses after every few words and the punctuation is spoken as well.
There is also a link at the end of the page for you to see the full text of the passage. You can use this to check your answer once you have finished the task.