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    SHOPPING

    Baker/Bread Shop/Bread Store

    In the bread shop, you can buy bread, cakes, pastries,


    croissants and other food made from flour. If the shop is a
    traditional bakery, then they make the bread and cakes on
    the premises. But many bread shops today are part of a
    chain and they have all the bread delivered to the shop
    every day.
    Market

    Many towns have a market. You can find a market in some


    larger cities too. The market is usually an open-air space
    filled with stalls that sell different items.

    There could be a fruit and vegetable market and this would


    only sell fruit and vegetables — and maybe some other
    food too. This is often known as a farmers market in
    America. In Asia, it is known as a wet market.

    But there are markets for clothes, books, second-hand


    items and electronics.
    Convenience Store

    Convenience stores are originally from America. Probably


    the most well-known convenience store is 7-Eleven.

    Convenience stores are like corner shops from Britain. The


    only difference being is that convenience stores are often
    open 24-hours.

    We can now find them all over the world — each country
    has its own brand of convenience stores as well as the
    global brand 7-Eleven.
    Bookshop/Book Store

    The bookshop sells books!

    Book shops are becoming quite rare these days. Years ago,
    it was easy to find two or three bookshops in any town. But
    larger book chains took over and the smaller shops died
    out. Examples of large book shop chains are Waterstones
    in the UK and Barnes & Noble in America.

    But now even the larger chains are against competition as


    people buy digital books from Amazon.
    Shopping Mall

    The shopping mall concept originally started in America.


    Now we can see shopping malls all over the world.

    Shopping malls are often very big. There could be several


    floors. You can buy
    cosmetics, women’s fashion, men’s fashion, shoes,
    electronics and home products.

    There could also be an electronics department.

    On the top floor, there might be a cinema. And in the


    basement, a food court. This is full of restaurants, and
    coffee shops.
    Boutique/Fashion Store

    This is a type of clothes shop. It is very fashionable and


    may sell clothing items unavailable in other shops or
    stores. The clothes could be unique and special.

    VOCABULARY FOR SHOPPING:

    bag
    aisle

    bargain basket

    brand

    cashier change

    cheque

    credit card

    delivery discount

    expensive

    label

    packaging price

    receipt
    sales assistant

    shopper showroom

    stock stockroom

    trolley use by

    pay for try on

    ring up splash out shop around

    put on spend take back

    take off pick up sell out

    QUESTIONNAIRE
     What kind of shop is it?
     What does it sell?
     How often do you go there?
     What do you usually buy there?
     Why do you like this shop?
     What kind of shops are near to your home?
     What do these shops sell?
     Why do they sell these things?
     What kind of local shops would you like to see? Why?

    Primary school.

    Grade

    Class:3/3

    My family has six people: My grandmother, my grandfather, my father, my mother, my brother, and me.

    -Hobbies+in my free time/ in spare time: trong thời gian rảnh.


    - my grandfather doesn't have a job, he just stays at home.
    I go to the market 2/3/4/... times a week/month/day.
    I buy fruit/vegetables/food/pork/beef/chicken, carrot, potato, tomato,......
    -Stole- steal
    -scare+ to be stolen by other people
    -High quality: chất lượng cao... so I am not afraid to have stomache
    ... but the price (giá cả) of food in the market is cheaper and I think it rises every day.
    Beer
    - Owner

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