The word "groceries" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to items that you buy from the grocery store, such as food, toiletries, and household supplies. For example: "I need to make a trip to the grocery store to pick up some groceries."
A car is a must for exploring this somewhat sprawling island, and handy for picking up groceries to cook in the cottage kitchens – taking taxis will put a good dent in your budget.
I loved the branches of retro-styled groceries Bi-Rite Market (in The Mission and Western Addition), with their lustworthy displays of local produce.
Shrink-wrapped shallots and polystyrene-packed peppers are a thing of the past at Original Unverpackt, a German concept store selling groceries without the packaging.
"We're just a few miles from the border here so I think we benefit from England and Englandnd benefits from us," said Mo Healy, who was buying groceries at the market.
The stores are located in residential streets to let the people buy groceries at their convenience.
"In comparison, net spending on utilities and groceries is growing more slowly than consumer spending overall, a reflection of falling fuel prices at the pump and the grocery sector's intense price competitions".
Those who use Skype, send direct messages on Twitter, post on Facebook or rely on the internet to buy groceries also make up the cast.
"Why should we vote?" asks Marian Horvat after returning from the Ukrainian side with some cheap groceries.
But it's also a complex issue with implications beyond those who flip burgers, clean offices and bag groceries.
Riba have carried out research showing people keeping their groceries in car boots because it doesn't fit into the kitchen".
The stores open as early as 6am, close at midnight and sell everything from groceries and daily necessities to consumer electronics.
