A: Tomorrow is Thanksgiving Day. I have sent the invitation to our friends for dinner. Have you prepared for it?
B: No, we still have a lot of things to buy. I am making a shopping list.
A: Oh, let us think together. Eh, turkey, pumpkin cake, some vegetables and fruits.
B: Ok, we need some tomatoes, carrots and onions.
A: Susan likes broccoli very much. We can buy some.
B: How about potato? It is very nutritive.
A: Very good.
B: We can buy some grapes, bananas strawberries and some nuts. Is there anything else?
A: I think we need a pumpkin.
B: Yes, and some candles. We can sit around the candles and share the memory of our childhood.
A: That sounds interesting.
B: Oh, we forget an important thing. John does not like vegetable and fruit at all. We have to buy more meat.
A: I thought we have some beef in the fridge.
B: We ate it yesterday.
A: Ok, we have to buy some beef. How about chicken? I remember you like it.
B: You are so sweet for remembering that.
A: Bake bread is needed according to the custom.
B: We still have some flour and sugar. I can bake it by myself.
A: OK, I think that’s all.
B: So do I. Let’s go to the supermarket.