Jack goes shopping every weekend. He typically visits the supermarket, drugstore, department store, and hardware store. At the supermarket, he buys groceries like rice, beans, meat, and vegetables. At the drugstore, he purchases toiletries and over-the-counter medications. The department store allows him to browse shoes, hats, and coats. If needing supplies, Jack goes to the hardware store for items like nails and hammers. After finishing his shopping, Jack returns home tired from his errands.

1. Tuesday November
8th, 2022
Let’s talk about shops/stores and shopping.

2. Match the items on the left with the store
where you can buy them on the right. Then
write one more item you can buy in each store.
1 running shoes
2 magazines
3 tie
4 necklace
5 vegetables
6 envelopes
7 shampoo
a jewelry store
b bookstore
c drugstore
d clothing store
e grocery store
f sporting goods store
g stationery store

3. Do you enjoy shopping?
Where do you go shopping most often?
Have you ever worked in a shop?
Why do people go just window shopping?
How often do you go shopping?

4. What types of shops do you like
to visit?
Do you spend a lot of money
when you go shopping?
Would you like to work in a
shop?
What do you dislike about
shopping?
Do you like to go shopping alone
or with friends?

5. People are
shopping.
Listen and
number the
pictures.

6. People are shopping in a mall. What store are they in? Listen and
circle the correct answer.
1. a. a jewelry store
b. a shoe store
c. a grocery store
4. a. a clothing store
b. a shoe store
c. a jewelry store
2. a. a sporting goods store
b. a bookstore
c. a music store
5. a. a music store
b. a bookstore
c. a grocery store
3. a. a stationery store
b. a jewelry store
c. a sporting goods store

9. • Discuss the questions
• What do you usually wear…
• at home?
• at work/ in class? on vacation?
• How often do you buy clothes?
• Where do you usually buy your clothes?
What’s your favorite store?
• Do you buy used clothing? Why/Why
not?
• What do you think about online
shopping?

10. You would have to be ready
PREPARE ONE MINUTE
PRESENTATION.
TALK ABOUT FASHION, YOUR
OPINION, LIKES AND DISLIKES.
USE THE VOCABULARY LEARNED
AND THE ONE YOU LOOAK AT.

11. • Use these questions to help you:
• Do you think people spend too
much money on clothes and hair?
• Do you think makeup is a Good or
bad thing?
• What do you think of fashion
modelling as a profession?
• How important is it for you to
follow fashion?
• What Fashions do you like?

13. Shopping for Clothes
QUESTIONS
•Could you help me, please?
•Could you tell me where the ................ department is?
•Excuse me, I'm looking for a .......... .
•Is there somewhere I can try this on, please?
•Does it suit me?
•Do you have this in a (larger/smaller size) (different colour), please?
•Do you do alterations?
•Do you have a refund policy?
•Is this in the sale?
ANSWERS/COMMENTS
•It's too long / short.
•It's too tight / loose.
•The ladies / gents changing rooms are over there.
•You can bring it back and exchange it or get a refund within 2 weeks if you keep the
receipt.

14. Paying
QUESTIONS
•Do you take credit cards?
•Do you give credit?
•Do you have a loyalty card?
•Does it have a warranty?
•Can I pay by cheque?
•Do you offer a cash discount?
•Could I have a VAT receipt, please?
•Could I leave my bags here and pick them up later?
ANSWERS/COMMENTS
•We take all the major credit cards.
•We only accept cheques with a cheque card.
•We are offering 6 months free credit with no deposit.
•Sorry, no.
•Yes, certainly.

15. Jack: Good afternoon, do you need any help?
Customer 1: I’m just looking.
Jack: Hello, can I help you with anything?
Customer 2: I’m just browsing.
Jack: Hello, are you OK there?
Customer 3: I’m being served, thanks.

16. Jack: Good afternoon, can I help you?
Customer: Yes, please. I’m looking for a shirt.
Jack: OK. Are you looking for
something smart or casual?
Customer: Erm, something smart-casual.
Jack: We have some shirts over here in
the menswear section if you want to take a look. Let
me know if you want to try anything on.
Customer: Thanks

17. Customer: Excuse me
Jack: Yes?
Customer: Have you got this in my size?
Jack: What size do you normally wear? Large or Extra Large?
Customer: I’m usually an extra-large.
Jack: Let me have a look. I’ll be right back.
Jack: Here you are. Do you want to try it on?
Customer: Yes please. Where are your changing rooms?
Jack: They are at the back there. Follow me.
Customer: Thanks

18. Shopping for Clothing
A: Can I help you?
B: Yes please. Can I see the sweater in the window?
A: Sure! What color? We have it in black, blue or green.
B: Uh, blue, please.
A: All right. What size?
B: Extra small.
A: Extra small in blue? Ok, just a moment, please. … Here you are.
B: Thanks. Can I try it on?
A: Try it on? Uh, sure, no problem. The fitting rooms are over there.
B: Thank you.

19. Shop Assistant: May I help you?
Customer: Yes, I’m looking for a pair of trousers.
Shop Assistant: What colour would you like?
Customer: Black, white, yellow, brown.
Shop Assistant: What style of trousers, bell bottoms, straight legs, flares, high waisted, hipsters,
cropped, drain pipes, boot legs, jeggings, leggings?
Customer: Any of the above.
Shop Assistant: What size do you need?
Customer: I’m not sure, can you measure me?
Shop Assistant: Yes of course, measure customer you are a 34” waist. How about these?
Customer: What material are they?
Shop Assistant: Nylon.
Customer: Have you got anything in cotton?
Shop Assistant: Yes, these.
Customer: Can I try them on?
Shop Assistant: Of course. The fitting room is over there.
Customer: These fit very well, I will take them.

21. Jack: How does it feel?
Customer: It’s actually a bit baggy and loose around my shoulders.
Jack: Would you like to try on a large?
Customer: Yes, please.
Jack: Wait here and I’ll be back in a minute.
Jack: How about that one? Was that any better?
Customer: It’s perfect. I’ll take it.
Jack: Follow me this way to the cash desk and I’ll ring that up for you.
Jack: That will be £25, please. How do you want to pay? Cash or card?
Customer: I’ll pay by card, please.
Jack: Contactless?
Customer: Yes, please.
Jack: Here you are and here’s your receipt. If you have any problems just bring it
back with the receipt.
Customer: Thank you.
Jack: Thanks.

23. Online Shopping
Vocabulary
Online
shopping
Sing up Log in Add to cart
Add to
wishlist
Delete
Procede to
checkout
My account
Shipping
conditions
Payment
Returns and
refounds
Sale
Coupon

24. cash
cashier
customers
fitting room
medium
on sale
open
pay
price
receipt
sales tax
shopping cart
store hours
try on
window shop
15 Essential Words About Shopping

25. • Buying a jacket
• Buying accessories
(hat, glasses, caps,
socks,)
• Buying jewelry
• Buying a pair of
shoes
• Buying a pair pants
• Buying t-shirts
• Buying baby’s
clothes
• Buying menswear
• Buying womenswear
• Buying a formal suit

28. Shopping
I go shopping every weekend. I usually buy many different things. I go to the
supermarket and the drugstore. I sometimes go to the department store and the hardware
store.
At the supermarket, I buy many groceries. I usually buy rice, beans, meat, green
vegetables, and fruit. There are usually many people in the supermarket. It is very
crowded. I usually spend a lot of money because food is very expensive. At the
drugstore, I buy toothpaste, aspirin, soap, and shampoo. At the department store, I look at
shoes, hats, and coats. I go to the hardware store if I need nails or a new hammer. There
are many interesting things in the hardware store.
I go home after I finish my shopping. I am usually tired after I finish my
shopping.

29.  Write three paragraphs about your shopping. Remember to indent and leave margins.
 Put the following information in your composition.
Paragraph 1—Tell where you go shopping.
Paragraph 2—Tell what you usually buy or look at.
Paragraph 3—Tell what you usually do after shopping. Tell how you feel after
shopping.