Sesi 4 WRITING BING4103

 Hello Tuton Participants!

I hope that you are always fine. Now, we are going to write about describing a picture.

This illustration shows a daily situation in a grocery store. Captured in the picture, there is an intersection of several aisles. On the left hand side at the top row, we can see a long table at the Fruits and Vegetables corner. Carrots, potatoes, tomatoes, papricas, lemons, oranges, and many more fruits and vegetables are available and placed in storages—one storage for one item. On the right hand sight, there is Meat and Fish corner. There are not only beef, chicken, and fish available, but also a chain of sausages. The products are either packed or unpacked.
Move to the next two sections in a different aisle, there is Bread and Cereals shelves. Many kinds of bread and cereal products in a different brand are arranged neatly in each row for customers to pick. On the right hand side, we can see Milk and Dairy corner, which provides all kinds of dairy products such as carton milk, cheese, and yoghurt. And in front of the dairy shelves, we will get into a Sugary Food corner, in where we can find so many types of snacks—chocochips cookies, chocolate bars, candies, and more.
In the illustration, we can also see the type of customers. Children usually go to the snack aisle. However, in this picture, the boy is holding a piece pf paper that seems like a grocery list, so there is a possibility they both are going to buy general items. The woman in the picture is not the kids’ mother, because each of them holds their own cart. However, the man is probably the woman’s husband, since he does not bring a cart at all, or he simply wants to buy a cereal.
When we were kids, my brother and I loved to go to grocery store with our mother. This illustration reminds me a lot of every moment we had when our mother took us to a grocery store. We surely only went to the aisles in where snacks and cereals were placed. But we also played around while our mother were shopping. Sometimes we played hide and seek, played detective, or simply just ran along the aisle.
Getting older, we do groceries by ourselves. Sometimes we go together, but there is no games anymore. However, grocery stores are always special to me. It is probably the massive lighting, so all the items look more interesting than if I buy it in another place. Those snacks look brighter, neater, and tidier—sometimes the employees make a tower of it—than if the snacks are arranged in a small stall. The lighting and the air conditioner makes it even better.