Form 7 (gymnasia) Unit 3. Shopping. Lesson 1

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This document appears to be an English lesson on shopping-related vocabulary for a secondary school student. It includes common items found in stores like a bag, purse, and pencil case. It also lists different types of stores such as a supermarket, bakery, newsagent's, chemist's, shopping center, pet shop, sweet shop, bookshop, and department store. Additional shopping-related terms are provided like a bargain, shop assistant, customer, receipt, shopping baskets, trolley, and window-shopping.

Education

Liudmila Tsvirko
Teacher of English
Osipovichi Secondary School № 2

If you want to buy, buy,
If you don’t want to buy,
Bye-bye!

Form 7 (gymnasia) Unit 3. Shopping. Lesson 1

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