Asking questions in a grocery store
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(A shopper asks a grocery store worker some questions.) Shopper: Excuse me. |
This is a shopper. |
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| Worker: Yes, can I help you? |
This is a worker. |
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Shopper: Can you tell me how much these melons are? I don’t see a price. |
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| Worker: They’re three dollars each. |
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| Shopper: Oh, okay. Do you know if they’re any good? |
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| Worker: We just got them in yesterday, but I haven’t tasted them. |
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Shopper: Okay, I’ll buy one and see how it is. |
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| Worker: Let me know if they’re any good. I like melons, too. |
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| Shopper: I will. One more question — I’m looking for Thai basil. Do you sell that here? |
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| Worker: I’m sorry, we don’t, but you can probably find it at the farmer’s market that comes here on Thursday. |
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Shopper: That’s a good idea. Thanks for your help. |
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| Worker: You’re welcome. |
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