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Unit-27 - The clothes shop and different things
- 1. 07/30/2025 SUNNY’S ENGLISH1 Travel English SUNNY’S ENGLISH
- 2. 07/30/2025 SUNNY’S ENGLISH2 The clothes shop Unit 27
- 3. 07/30/2025 SUNNY’S ENGLISH3 Warm Up How often do you visit doctor?
- 4. 07/30/2025 SUNNY’S ENGLISH4 Part 1 Travel English Vocabulary
- 5. 07/30/2025 SUNNY’S ENGLISH5 Vocabulary
- 6. 07/30/2025 SUNNY’S ENGLISH6 Vocabulary
- 7. 07/30/2025 SUNNY’S ENGLISH7 Key Words
- 8. 07/30/2025 SUNNY’S ENGLISH8 Travel Dialogues (At the coffee shop) Part 2
- 9. 07/30/2025 SUNNY’S ENGLISH9 Dialogue Please take turns to read this conversation and then make dialogue.
- 10. 07/30/2025 SUNNY’S ENGLISH10 Dialogue Assistant: Good afternoon, can I help you? Betty: Yes, I was looking for a pair of trousers . Assistant: What waist size are you? Betty: 28. Assistant: And what colour were you looking for? Betty: Black or dark blue. Assistant: Here you are. (She gives her a pair of trousers.) Betty: Can I try them on? Assistant: Yes, certainly. The changing (rooms) are over there. (She points to the changing rooms.) Betty: Can I try a size 30 too, please? Just in case.
- 11. 07/30/2025 SUNNY’S ENGLISH11 Dialogue Assistant: Certainly. Here you are. (5 minutes later Betty comes out.) How are they? Betty: Fine thanks. I think I need the size 30 – I must have put on some weight recently. Assistant: Anything else? Betty: Yes, I was also looking for a shirt to go with the trousers. Assistant: How about these shirts here? Betty: Yes, they look nice. Could I try one on , please? Assistant: Yes. Here, these should fit you. Betty: Great. Actually, I think I’ll just take them because I’m in a bit of a rush. Assistant: OK. That’ll be 68 pounds, please. Betty: Here you are. (Betty gives the assistant her card.)
- 12. 07/30/2025 SUNNY’S ENGLISH12 Dialogue review Assistant: Good afternoon, can I help you? Betty: Yes, I was looking for a pair of trousers . Assistant: What waist size are you? Betty: 28. Assistant: And what colour were you looking for? Betty: Black or dark blue. Assistant: Here you are. (She gives her a pair of trousers.) Betty: Can I try them on? Assistant: Yes, certainly. The changing (rooms) are over there. (She points to the changing rooms.) Betty: Can I try a size 30 too, please? Just in case. Assistant: Certainly. Here you are. (5 minutes later Betty comes out.) How are they? Betty: Fine thanks. I think I need the size 30 – I must have put on some weight recently. Assistant: Anything else? Betty: Yes, I was also looking for a shirt to go with the trousers. Assistant: How about these shirts here? Betty: Yes, they look nice. Could I try one on , please? Assistant: Yes. Here, these should fit you. Betty: Great. Actually, I think I’ll just take them because I’m in a bit of a rush. Assistant: OK. That’ll be 68 pounds, please. Betty: Here you are. (Betty gives the assistant her card.)
- 13. 07/30/2025 SUNNY’S ENGLISH13 Useful expressions What you say : 1. Have you got these trousers in blue? 2. I’m looking for a size 32. 3. Is it 100% cotton? 4. Where’s the checkout counter? 5. I’m looking for a size ten dress. 6. Have you got this in a bigger/larger/smaller size, please? 7. Where are the changing rooms, please? 8. Could I try these on, please?
- 14. 07/30/2025 SUNNY’S ENGLISH14 Useful expressions What you say : 1. Do you have this in a different color? 2. I’d like to take these trousers back, please. 3. Do you take credit cards? 4. Have you got a shirt to go with these trousers? 5. How much is this, please? 6. Is this on sale?
- 15. 07/30/2025 SUNNY’S ENGLISH15 Useful expressions What you hear : 1. What shirt size do you take? 2. What shoe size are you? 3. Shall I get you a bigger size? 4. The changing rooms are just over there. 5. You can get a refund if you keep the receipt. 6. We take all major credit cards. 7. There’s a 25% reduction on the price.
- 16. 07/30/2025 SUNNY’S ENGLISH16 Do you have any question? Free Talk
- 17. 07/30/2025 SUNNY’S ENGLISH17 THANK YOU!
Editor's Notes
- #7 Luggage – all the bags that you take with you when you travel abroad. Exotic species – a plant, animal or insect that is taken from its native habitat into another country. Smuggle – to take goods illegally into a country. Tax / duty – money you pay to the government for certain goods: cigarettes, alcohol, etc. Duty-free shop – a shop in an airport where you can buy goods at a cheaper price because you do not have to pay tax on them. Duty-free allowance – the amount of goods you’re allowed to take into a country without having to pay tax.
- #10 Assistant: Good afternoon, can I help you? Betty: Yes, I was looking for a pair of trousers . Assistant: What waist size are you? Betty: 28. Assistant: And what colour were you looking for? Betty: Black or dark blue. Assistant: Here you are. (She gives her a pair of trousers.) Betty: Can I try them on? Assistant: Yes, certainly. The changing (rooms) are over there. (She points to the changing rooms.) Betty: Can I try a size 30 too, please? Just in case. Assistant: Certainly. Here you are. (5 minutes later Betty comes out.) How are they? Betty: Fine thanks. I think I need the size 30 – I must have put on some weight recently. Assistant: Anything else? Betty: Yes, I was also looking for a shirt to go with the trousers. Assistant: How about these shirts here? Betty: Yes, they look nice. Could I try one on , please? Assistant: Yes. Here, these should fit you. Betty: Great. Actually, I think I’ll just take them because I’m in a bit of a rush. Assistant: OK. That’ll be 68 pounds, please. Betty: Here you are. (Betty gives the assistant her card.)
- #12 Assistant: Good afternoon. Can I take your order? Jerry: Yes, I’ll have a cappuccino and a decaf latte. Assistant: Regular, medium or large ? Jerry: Regular for both, please. Assistant: Would you like skimmed milk ? Jerry: Semi-skimmed for the cappuccino and whole milk for the latte , please. Assistant: And any hazelnut or vanilla? Jerry: No, thanks. Assistant: Would you like anything to eat with that? Jerry: Yes, a piece of the cheese cake and a chocolate muffin, please. Assistant: Is this to take away or have here ? Jerry: To take away, please. Assistant: That’s £16.99, please. Jerry: Here you are. [He hands him a £50-note.] Assistant: Oh, I’m sorry but I don’t have any change . Have you got anything smaller? Jerry: Erm, let me see, oh yes, here’s a £20-note. Assistant: Great thanks a lot. Jerry: Where’s the sugar , please? Assistant: It’s just over there on the table. Here’s your change. Jerry: Great. Thanks. Assistant: Thank you, and have a nice day. Jerry: Thanks, bye