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    Here are the answers: 1. True 2. False (You buy sweets at the sweet shop or newsagents) 3. True 4. False (You buy meat at the butcher's) 5. True 6. True 7. False (You can buy shoes at the shoe shop) 8. False (You can buy books at the bookshop or newsagents)

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    Customer Shop assistant Customer Shop assistant Customer Shop assistant Customer Shop assistant

    Good morning! Good morning! Can I help you? Yes, please. Do you have a . . . (any . . .)? Sorry! I dont have any . . . . But I have a (some) nice . . . . Do you want a . . . (any)? Yes, please! Here you are! Thank you! You are welcome!

    AT THE SHOP

    Mr. Black Shop assistant Mr. Black Shop assistant Mr. Black Shop assistant

    Id like some apples, please. What apples would you like: green, red or yellow? Green, please. How many apples would you like? Can I have five apples? Of course.

    Customer Shop assistant Customer Shop assistant Customer Shop assistant Customer Shop assistant Customer Shop assistant

    Good morning! Good morning! I want a loaf of bread, please. Here you are. Thank you. Do you want anything else? Yes. Id like a bottle of milk, a packet of sugar, three pounds of apples and two cans of Cola-Cola. How much is all that? Five pounds fifty, please. Heres six pounds. Thats 50 pence change. Thank you very much and come again.

    Shop assistant Customer Shop assistant Customer Shop assistant Customer Shop assistant Customer Shop assistant Customer Shop assistant Customer Shop assistant Customer

    At the Clothes Department Can I help you? Yes, please. Im looking for a shirt. What kind of shirt would you like? The one like those on display in the shop window. What about this one? Its just what I wanted. May I try it on? Yes, please. How is it? Its nice. How much is it? Three hundred rubles. Oh, its very expensive. Have you got anything cheaper? Certainly, look at this one, please. It costs two hundred. Ill take it. Here you are. Thank you.

    SHOPS AND SHOPPING


    There are different kinds of shops. Some of them sell bread. Others have tea, sugar, coffee, butter, cheese, sausages, meal, and fruit. When we want to buy something, we take our shopping-bag and go to a shop. There we can see shop-girls and shop men who sell things. Many people do their shopping at the market. There the farmers sell the vegetables and fruit which they grow themselves. They sell meat, milk and other things too. Large shops with many departments are department stores. In these stores we can buy almost all we want. In the windows we see all the things which they sell there food, suits, dresses, coats, boots, shoes, radio and TV sets and many other things. Shops are very important in our life. In the past there were no supermarkets [su:pma:kits] in Great Britain, but there were a lot of small shops. Fifty years ago people went to the shops almost every day. They went to the butchers to buy meat. They went to the grocers for tea, sugar, flour and cheese. They bought butter and milk at the diary. They bought bread at the bakers. They bought fruit and vegetables at the greengrocers. Customers pointed to all the packets, bottles, boxes, cans, cartons, jars, and tins they wanted to buy.

    Shop

    (Am.E. Store) drugstore, pharmacy

    chemists (shop) bakery, bakers (shop) grocers/grocery (shop) toyshop bookshop butchers (shop) shoe shop fish shop, fishmongers (shop) shopping centre department store supermarket jewellers (shop), jewellery shop

    grocery store, grocers

    bookshop, bookstore

    shoe store

    (shopping) mall

    jewelry store, jewelers

    We buy . . . at the . . .

    We buy bread at bakery ['beikri] = the bakers ( ) meat at a butchery ['butri] = the butchers ( ) fish at a fishmongery ['fimgri] = the fishmongers ( ) butter and milk at a diary [dri] ( ) vegetables at a greengrocery ['gri:ngrousri] = the greengrocers tobacco at a tobacco shop / the tobacconists
    Put the words in the box in the right column. cheese a shirt fruit mushrooms aspirin a dress soap toothpaste
    Clothes shop Food
    ( )

    cereal shorts

    jumper shampoo

    a film a suit

    Chemists

    Look at the phrases from a conversation between a shop assistant and a customer. Who says which phrase? E.g.: Can I help you? Shop assistant 1. Can I try it on? 2. It suits you. 3. It doesnt fit me. 4. It looks nice. 5. The changing rooms are over there. 6. How much is it? 7. Im just looking, thanks.

    Imagine you are in a shoe shop. Write the conversation between the customer and the shop assistant. Use phrases like Yes, of course, Yes, certainly and Thank you very much.

    Types of shops in the UK


    The corner shop Harrods Mark & Spencer Sainsburys The Body shop

    The Corner Shop is a small shop on or near a street corner. They usually sell food. Harrods is a department store. It has 230 departments. It has a library, a bank. It is a very expensive shop. Sainsburys is the biggest of the supermarket chains. It suggests good food, wine, do it yourself goods. Mark & Spencer is a chain store. It is a number of department stores which sell mens and womens clothing, home furniture, plants and food. The company has over 700 stores over the world. The Body Shop sells perfumes, soap, shampoo, skin-care products for men and women. ? What do they sell in the Corner Shop (Harrods, Sainsburys, Mark & Spencer, the Body Shop)? ? What similar shops have we got in our town? ? What is your favourite shop in our town?
    Answer the following questions: 1. Do you like to go shopping? 2. Is there a shop near your house? 3. How often do you go shopping? 4. Do you prefer supermarkets? Why? 5. When do you like to do the shopping on weekdays or at the weekend? 6. Do you agree that women are fonder of shopping than men? 7. What do you usually buy? 8. Where can you buy it / them? 9. What is your favourite shop? Answer the questions: 1. Where can you buy medicine? 2. Where can you buy pens and pencils?

    6. Where can you read books? 7. Can you buy newspapers at the bookshop?

    3. Where can you watch a film? 8. Where can you buy sweets? 4. Can you buy sausages at the grocers? 9. Can you buy a cake at the bakers? 5. Can you buy fruit at the greengrocers? 10. Where can you buy a bike? Write the dialogue in order: You: Yes, Im looking for a T-shirt. You: Im small. Shop-assistant: Can I help you? You: Yes, thats nice, can I try it on? Shop-assistant: What size are you? You: Perfect, Ill take it. How much is it? Shop-assistant: Certainly, madam. How does it fit? Shop-assistant: Its $ 20. How would you like to pay? You: Here is my credit card. You: Thanks. Goodbye. Shop-assistant: Thank you. Have a nice day. You: Do you take credit cards? Shop-assistant: Yes, we do. Shop-assistant: How about this one?

    Read the sentences and write true or false. 1. The pet shop sells animals. 2. You buy sweets at the chemists. 3. You buy bread at the bakers. 4. The grocers sells meat. 5. You buy carrots at the greengrocers. 6. You buy butter at the grocers. 7. You cant buy shoes at the clothes shop. 8. You cant buy books at the newsagents.

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