The document contains information about different types of shops and the items that can be purchased at each one, such as fishmongers for seafood, butchers for meat, and bakeries for bread. It also includes exercises to practice vocabulary related to shopping, with words for foods, shops, customer roles, and sample dialogs between customers and shop assistants. The final sections provide opportunities for interactive agreement and disagreement and creating original dialogs set in different shop types.

2.  [ ʃ]
 Shopping
 Sugar
 Fish
 Fishmonger’s
 Confectionary
[tʃ]
Cheese
Chocolate
Change
Butcher’s
Bunch
[ð]
That
Those
The grocery
The bakery
The dairy
[dʒ]
Sausages
Juice
Oranges
Jam
Jar

3. Sh - [∫]
She sells sea shells at the sea shore.
The shells she sells are surely sea shells.
So if she sells shells on the seashore,
I'm sure she sells seashore shells.

4. Listen to the Supermarket Song by Peter Wheatherall and fill in the
shopping list with the names of the food.

5. Shopping
List
1. M _ _ _
2.C _ _ _ _ _
3.Y _ _ _ _ _
4. I _ _ -C _ _ _ _
5. M _ _ _
6.C_ _ _ _ _ _
7.N _ _ _ _ _ _
8.F_ _ _ P _ _ _
9.F_ _ _ _
10.F_ _ _ _ _
11.P _ _ _
12.C _ _ _ _ _ _
13.C _ _ _
14.B _ _ _ _
15.F_ _ _ _
16.V_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
17. F _ _ _

6. Finish the following sentences.
 1. We buy shoes at the……
 2. Some shops have many …….
 3. Those people who buy things are…….
 4. How much does it ……?
 5. We buy books at the ……..
 6. We can buy seafood at the…….
 7. Those people who buy thing are…..

8. 1 Complete the dialogues
 A: What can I … for you?
 C: I`d … to buy a sweater.
 A : What … do you wear?
 C: Dark …, please: black or brown.
2
 C: I`d like … buy an everyday dress.
 A : We`ve got … ones. Try … this one.
 C: It`s a bit ...
 A : Oh, no. It`s a … silhouette.
 C: I`m afraid it`s … expensive for me.
 A : This model is all … fashion now.
 C: Well, I`ll think it …

9. 1 Check up your work
 A : What can I do for you?
 C: I`d like to buy a sweater.
 A : What size do you wear?
 C: Dark colours, please: black or brown.
2
 C: I`d like to buy an everyday dress.
 A : We`ve got fashionable ones. Try on this one.
 C: It`s a bit tight.
 A : Oh, no. It`s a modern silhouette.
 C: I`m afraid it`s too expensive for me.
 A : This model is all the fashion now.
 C: Well, I`ll think it over.

10.  What can I do for you?
 __________________
 Anything else?
 ___________________
 How much is it (are they)?
 ___________________
 Here is your change
 ___________________
 I’d like to buy
 _____________________
 It’s too expensive/too cheap
 ________________________

11. Test 1. Agree or Disagree with me using your
signal cards.
Agree – the green side, disagree – the yellow one.
 1. The newsagents is the place where you can buy fish
and seafood.
 2. I can buy a loaf of bread and rolls at the bakery.
 3. We can buy medicine at the chemists.
 4. In Ukraine people use dollars doing shopping.
 5. Those people who buys things is a customer.
 6. You can buy shoes at the butchers
 7. Ice cream you can buy at the sport shop.
 8. We can buy toys at the toy shop.
 9. When you want to buy shoes, we go to the souvenir
shop.
 10. Some shops have many departments.

12. Make up dialogues your own dialogues.
Make up a dialogue “At the fishmonger’s”
 A can
 2 pounds
 Pike [pa k]ɪ
 Lobster ['l bstə]ɔ
 Shrimp [ r mp]ʃ ɪ