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This lesson teaches students how to identify and make a shopping list. A shopping list is defined as a list of all items someone wants to buy when going shopping, and has benefits like managing money, controlling purchases, and serving as a reminder. In a sample conversation, Peter asks Mary to buy sugar, flour, milk, and butter when she goes to the shop. Students are then tasked with making their own shopping list based on a recipe.
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- 6. The Definition: A shopping list is a list that you make of all the things you want to buy when you go shopping. Why we should make a shopping list ? To manage our money To control the things that we want to buy To remind
- 7. Conversation: Peter: Are you going to the shop? Mary: Yes, I am Peter: We haven’t got any sugar or flour. Can you get some? Mary: OK. Anything else? Peter: Yes, We need some milk and some butter Sugar Flour Some milk And butter
- 8. Make a shopping list based on recipe that you want to make! TASK
- 9. THANK YOU