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WILL YOU GO GROCERY SHOPPING WITH ME LATER?

 When we invite someone to do something in the future, we often use “Will you...?”. It’s a polite way to ask for company, help, or a favor. In this lesson, we focus on asking about future plans and making friendly invitations.

The phrase “Will you go grocery shopping with me later?” is a clear example of this. You can use it when you want someone to come with you to the store—maybe today, later this evening, or tomorrow.


Examples:

  • Will you help me carry the bags?

  • Will you go shopping with me tomorrow?

  • Will we have time to go to the supermarket today?

  • Yes, I will! / No, I won’t.

This topic also reviews present simple, present continuous, and future forms to talk about routines, current actions, and plans.


📚 GRAMMAR

🔹 Future with “Will” – Questions and Answers

Structure:
Will + subject + base verb + complement?

Examples:

  • Will you go grocery shopping with me later?

  • Will she cook dinner tonight?

  • Will they buy fruits and vegetables?

Short Answers:

  • Yes, I will.

  • No, I won’t.


🔹 Other Tenses in Context

  • Present simple: “He goes shopping every Friday.”

  • Present continuous: “I’m going to the store now.”

  • Future with going to: “We’re going to shop later.”

  • Modal verbs: “You should bring a bag.” / “I can help you.”

  • Prepositions: with, at, on, later, after lunch


🧾 VOCABULARY (10 words)

WordDefinition
LaterAt a future time, after now
SupermarketA large store for food and household items
InviteTo ask someone to join or come with you
TogetherWith another person or group
JoinTo go along with or participate in something
ScheduleA plan of what you will do and when
BusyHaving many things to do
AvailableFree to do something, not busy
PlanAn intention or decision about what to do in the future
TimeA point of the day or moment when something happens

💬 USEFUL EXPRESSIONS

  • Will you come with me?

  • Let’s go shopping together.

  • I need some help at the store.

  • Are you free later?

  • Do you have time this evening?

  • We can go after lunch.

  • It won’t take long.

  • I’ll buy snacks!

  • Sure, I’ll go with you.

  • Sorry, I’m busy today.


✏️ SENTENCES

🔹 Positive:

  • I will go shopping with you later.

  • She will buy fruits and vegetables.

  • We will meet at the supermarket at 6 p.m.

🔹 Negative:

  • I won’t go shopping today.

  • They won’t be available until tomorrow.

  • He won’t buy anything without a list.

🔹 Questions:

  • Will you go grocery shopping with me later?

  • Will they have time this evening?

  • Will she help with the bags?

🔹 Answers:

  • Yes, I will. I’d love to go with you.

  • No, I won’t. I have too much to do.

  • Maybe, let me check my schedule.


🗣️ CONVERSATION

Lucas: Hey, will you go grocery shopping with me later?

Ana: Hmm, what time are you thinking?

Lucas: Around 6:30, after dinner.

Ana: That works for me. What do you need to buy?

Lucas: Just some vegetables, pasta, and maybe some fruit.

Ana: Great. Let’s make a list first so we don’t forget anything.

Lucas: Good idea. Do you want to meet at the store?

Ana: Sure, or I can pick you up on the way.

Lucas: Awesome. Thanks, Ana!

Ana: No problem! I enjoy shopping with company.


📖 READING

Title: A Friendly Invitation

Yesterday, Maria didn’t feel like going to the supermarket alone. She had a long day at work, and she still needed to buy food for the week. So she called her friend, Josh.

Will you go grocery shopping with me later?” she asked.

Josh was at home watching TV, but he wasn’t busy. “Sure, I will,” he said. “I need to buy a few things too.”

They met at the store an hour later. Maria bought vegetables, rice, and yogurt. Josh bought bread, apples, and juice. They talked, laughed, and helped each other find good prices.

Shopping with a friend made everything easier—and more fun.


Comprehension Questions:

  1. Why didn’t Maria want to go alone?
    Because she was tired after work.

  2. What did she ask Josh?
    She asked, “Will you go grocery shopping with me later?”

  3. Was Josh busy?
    No, he wasn’t. He was watching TV.

  4. What did they buy?
    Maria bought vegetables, rice, and yogurt. Josh bought bread, apples, and juice.

  5. Did they enjoy the experience?
    Yes, they talked, laughed, and helped each other.

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