The document discusses shopping vocabulary like department stores, malls, supermarkets, and street markets. It also mentions shopping items like credit cards, cash, price tags, shopping baskets, and people looking in shop windows. It provides speaking prompts about friends wanting to go shopping with limited time and needing to choose the best place to buy many things. It also describes taking a present to a friend's family for the first time and discussing good gift options for the whole family.

1. VOCABULARY: SHOPPING. PLACES
DEPARTMENT
STORE
SHOPPING
CENTER/MALL
SHOP
BOOK STORE
SUPERMARKET
MUSIC STORE
SHOP WINDOW
JEWELLERY

2. STREET MARKET

3. VOCABULARY: SHOPPING
CREDIT CARD
MONEY/CASH
PRICE/ PRICE
TAG
TROLLEY
CHECK OUT
PEOPLE QUEUEING AT
THE CHECKOUT
SHOP SHELVES
ACTION
SHOP ASSISTANT/
COSTUMER
CHOPPING
BASKET

4. PEOPLE LOOKING AT A SHOP WINDOW

5. SPEAKING, PART 3
I’d like each of you to talk about something. I’m going to give each of
you a photograph of people going shopping.
I’d like you to talk about it.

6. SPEAKING PART 2
I’m going to describe a situation to you.
Your friends want to go shopping tomorrow morning but they are short of time. They’d like to
go to many places, but they won’t have enough time. Talk together about the places they could
go and say which place could be better if they want to buy many things.

7. Shopping: presentsMUSIC/
ENJOYABLE
PERFUME/
ELEGANT
VASE/
DECORATIVE
PAINTING, CANVAS/
EXPENSIVE
CHOCOLATES/
DELICIOUS
T SHIRTS-
PRACTICAL/FASHIONABL
E
BOOKS/ LOVE
READING
PHOTO FRAME/CAKE/ FOR
DESSERT
WATCH /
LUXURIOUS
BOUQUET OF
FLOWERS/
CHEESY

8. I’m going to describe a situation to you.
A young man has been invited to stay with a friend’s family for a few days. He
hasn’t met them before and would like to take them a present. Talk together
about the different presents he could take and say which would be the best for
all the family.