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The document provides a dialogue between a shop assistant and customer shopping for clothes, including exchanging greetings, asking about sizes, trying on items, and making a purchase. It also includes vocabulary for common phrases used in shopping along with British clothing sizes for shirts and shoes. The dialogue is meant to be role played between partners with students taking turns as the customer and shop assistant.
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