A Street Survey About Shopping Habits

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Mrs. Jenkins is a researcher for a consumer magazine. Today, she stands on the high street in the center of town. She holds a clipboard and asks people who walk past about their shopping habits. She talks to a young man named Ryan.

Mrs. Jenkins: Excuse me, young man. Do you have five minutes to answer some questions for a shopping survey?
Ryan: Hello! Yes, I do. I am not in a hurry today.

Mrs. Jenkins: Thank you very much! First, let's talk about groceries. Where do you buy your food? Do you shop at the big supermarket, or do you prefer small local shops?
Ryan: I usually buy my food at the local market. It is cheaper and the vegetables are very fresh.

Mrs. Jenkins: That is interesting. How often do you visit the market? Do you go there on weekdays, or do you shop only on Saturdays?