| A: | Welcome to Al’s Bakery. What can I get you? |
| B: | Hi! Let me get a dozen croissants, four blueberry muffins and a loaf of sourdough bread. |
| A:: | Sure. Would you like to have the loaf sliced? |
| B: | No, that's OK. Do you have any whole wheat bread? |
| A: | We are out at the moment. May I suggest some rye bread? |
| B: | Sure that sounds good. Do you have any cakes? |
| A: | We have various birthday cakes and also ice cream cakes. |
| B: | I’ll just take a cheesecake. |
| A: | Will that be all? |
| B: | Yes. |
| A: | Your total is forty three dollars and twenty cents. |
| bakery | store that bakes and sells bread and pastries | |
| loaf | any shaped or moulded mass of food | |
| slice | cut into thin slices | |
| wheat | the grain of of some grasses, used in making flour, pasta, etc | |
| bread | a kind of food made of flour | |
| muffin | a small cake | |
| blueberry | the edible, usually bluish berry of various shrubs | |
| rye | a widely cultivated cereal grass | |
| total | complete amount | |
| cheesecake | a type of cake | |
| cake | a baked dessert |
| sausage roll | a roll of sausage meat in pastry | |
| pavlova | a meringue cake topped with whipped cream and fruit | |
| pie | a baked food having a filling of fruit, meat, pudding | |
| chop | to cut or sever with a quick, heavy blow or a series of blows | |
| bake | to cook by dry heat in an oven or on heated metal or stones |