A. Minnie and Daisy went shopping downtown.

They spent
the whole day at the shops. Put the following articles in
the shop they could buy them.

● Toothpaste ● Boots ● Bath products ● Bikes ● Hair products

● dolls ● Sandals ● Jackets ● Newspapers ● Tobacco ● Skirts What do you
think Minnie and Daisy are
● Teddy bears ● Trousers ● Beverages ● Hoodies ● Stationery
telling each other?
● Cosmetic brands ● Vitamins & supplements ● Flip-flops ● games
● skateboards ● Magazines ● Cardigans ● Trainers ● Slippers

_______________
SHOE SHOP _______________
CLOTHES’ SHOP _______________
CHEMIST’S _______________
NEWSAGENT’S _______________
TOY SHOP
_______________ _______________ _______________ _______________ _______________

_______________ _______________ _______________ _______________ _______________

_______________ _______________ _______________ _______________ _______________

_______________ _______________ _______________ _______________ _______________

B. In which shops could they hear these phrases? a) We have a huge shopping list.
Match the phrases with the shops in the bubble. You’d better get a trolley.
b) We have several brands of
flea & tick sprays for dogs.
1. c) Let me show you our complete line
2. of soft contact lens care products.
3. d) I’d like to see the Hello Kitty gymsack
that’s in the shop window, please.
4. 5. 5. e) We’d like some bread rolls, please.
6. 7. f) The CDs are on the left, near the window.

9. g) I’ve ordered some flowers for Mother’s day.

8. h) Wow! What a beautiful ring! Let’s go inside.
11.
10. i) I need to buy some fruit and vegetables.
j) I’d like 4 T-bone steaks, please.
12.
k) How much are the oysters?
C. Fill in the gaps with words from the
l) I was cooking dinner when I notice I had
table. Not all of them are necessary. 1. Thank you. I’ve
runput
out the ________________
of eggs. in the please?
Can I have a dozen, bag.
NOUNS VERBS ADJECTIVES 2. “How much do they ________________ ? There isn’t a
________________on them.” “Oh… They’re £40.”
money leave cheap
3. “I’m afraid I can’t afford it. It’s too _______________.
I’ve already ______________ too much money today.
price cost expensive
label Sorry, I’ll _______________ them.”
4. “I love these shoes. Can I ___________ them ____?”
receipt wear small
5. “The jeans don’t fit. They’re too ________________. Do
customer try on tight
 Oh dear, never
before has it
been so easy to
buy, buy, buy…

D. Now read the situations below and

complete them with an appropriate
remark from the box.
1. “I’ve bought this skirt for my sister but it doesn’t fit.
Not at all madam! It’s a pleasure.
Do you have the receipt? It’s too small. ________________________________________”

Here’s your change. “Certainly. ___________________________________________”

Sorry, we only accept cash or “Yes, I do… I know that without it we cannot change
credit card. clothing items. Let me see… Oh, ______________________!”
Here you are!
“Thank you.”
Can I have the receipt, please?
2. “Good afternoon! Can I help you?” “Hi________________
Can you tell me how it works?
________________________________________ .“ “All right, but
Can I change it?
please call me if you need anything.”
No thanks, I’m just looking.
3. “This is a wonderful camera, but I’m afraid I’m not
E. Read the labels and fill in the table. much of a photographer. ______________________________

Blouse Shoes _______________________________________________________”

100% Silk 100% Leather “Of course!” (…) “Thank you so much for your help. That
Colour: pink Colour: black
Size: Medium Size: 3 1/2 was very kind of you.” “_______________________________
______________________________________________________.”
4. “Can I pay by cheque?” “____________________________
_______________________________________.“ “Oh, ok! I think
ARTICLE MADE OF MADE IN COLOUR SIZE
I’ve got a £50 bill.” “Thank you. That’s £38. ____________
________________________. £12.” “_______________________
THANK YU!
_____________________” “Oh, I’m so sorry! Here you are.
Have a nice day!”

A. Minnie and Daisy went shopping downtown. They spent

the whole day at the shops. Put the following articles in
the shop they could buy them.

● Toothpaste ● boots ● Bath products ● Bikes ● Hair products

● dolls ● Sandals ● Jackets ● Newspapers ● Tobacco ● Skirts
● Teddy bears ● Trousers ● Beverages ● Hoodies ● Stationery
● Cosmetic brands ● Vitamins & supplements ● Flip-flops ● games
● skateboards ● Magazines ● Cardigans ● Trainers ● Slippers
 SHOE SHOP CLOTHES’ SHOP CHEMIST’S NEWSAGENT’S TOY SHOP
 boots  jackets  toothpaste  newspapers  bikes
 sandals  skirts  bath products  tobacco  dolls
 hair products
 flip-flops  trousers  beverages  teddy bears
 cosmetic brands
 trainers  hoodies  stationery  games
 vitamins &
 slippers  cardigans Supplements  magazines  skateboards

B. In which shops could they hear these phrases?

2 a) We have a huge shopping list.
Match the phrases with the shops in the bubble. You’d better get a trolley.
4 b) We have several brands of
flea & tick sprays for dogs.
1. 10 c) Let me show you our complete line
2. of soft contact lens care products.
3. 9 d) I’d like to see the Hello Kitty gymsack
4. that’s in the shop window, please.
5.
5 e) We’d like some bread rolls, please.
6. 3 f) The CDs are on the left, near the window.
7.
12 g) I’ve ordered some flowers for Mother’s day.
8. 9.
7 h) Wow! What a beautiful ring! Let’s go inside.
10.
1
11. i) I need to buy some fruit and vegetables.
12. 11
j) I’d like 4 T-bone steaks, please.
6
8 k) How much are the oysters?
l) I was
10. cooking dinner when I notice I had
run out of eggs. Can I have a dozen, please?

C. Fill in the gaps with words from the

table. Not all of them are necessary. 1. Thank you. I’ve put the receipt in the bag.
NOUNS VERBS ADJECTIVES 2. “How much do they cost ? There isn’t a
money leave cheap Price label on them.” “Oh… They’re £40.”
3. “I’m afraid I can’t afford it. It’s too expensive.
price cost expensive
label
I’ve already spent too much money today.
Sorry, I’ll leave them.”
receipt wear small 4. “I love these shoes. Can I try them on?”
small. Do you have
5. “The jeans don’t fit. They’re too
customer try on tight
size 28?” “I’m afraid not. We’re out of stock at the
moment.“ “Oh, what a pity! They’re so trendy … and
Oh dear, never
quite cheap - just £20.
before has it
been so easy to 6. “Thecostumer is always right. Have you never
buy, buy, buy… heard this before?”
7. “Joshua! Your clothes are all wet. Take
them off, please.”
8. “you always wear jeans. Don’t you like
D. Now read the situations below and
complete them with an appropriate
remark from the box.
1. “I’ve bought this skirt for my sister but it doesn’t fit.
Not at all Madam! It’s a pleasure.
Do you have the receipt? It’s too small. Can I change it?”

Here’s your change. “Certainly. Do you have the receipt?”

Sorry, we only accept cash or “Yes, I do… I know that without it we cannot change
credit card. clothing items. Let me see… Oh, Here you are!” “Thank
Here you are!
you.”
Can I have the receipt, please?
2. “Good afternoon! Can I help you?” “Hi No thanks, I’m
Can you tell me how it works?
just looking.“ “All right, but please call me if you need
Can I change it?
anything.”
No thanks, I’m just looking.
3. “This is a wonderful camera, but I’m afraid I’m not
E. Read the labels and fill in the table. much of a photographer. Can you tell me how it works?”

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100% Silk 100% Leather was very kind of you.” “ Not at all Madam! It’s a
Colour: pink Colour: black
Size: Medium Size: 3 1/2 pleasure!”
4. “Can I pay by cheque?” Sorry, we only accept cash or
credit card. “ “Oh, ok! I think I’ve got a £50 bill.” “Thank
ARTICL COLOU you. That’s £38. Here’s your change.
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