Fill in the gaps with the words from the box. Do not change the words. There is one extra word.

Let's fill in the gaps with the words provided. Teenagers usually don't like going **shopping** for food. I only do it twice a week because my parents are really busy. I always buy the same products. I put everything I need into the **trolley** as quickly as I can. I start with drinks - a **jar** of orange juice and four **cans** of Cola. After that, I get food for my breakfasts and lunches. A loaf of **bread**, some sausages, cheese, two bottles of milk, a **packet** of cornflakes and some **bars** of chocolate. I don't usually **spend** much money. The extra word is **bottle**. **Explanation:** * **shopping**: Teenagers go 'shopping' for food, making it the most suitable word for the first gap. * **trolley**: When shopping, items are put into a 'trolley'. * **jar**: Orange juice is often stored in a 'jar'. * **cans**: Cola is commonly sold in 'cans'. * **bread**: We use 'loaf' before 'bread'. * **packet**: Cornflakes are usually sold in a 'packet'. * **bars**: Chocolate is often available in 'bars'. * **spend**: We 'spend' money. The word 'bottle' does not fit into any gap logically.