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Complete the text with the correct form of the verbs in brackets, choosing between the present simple, the present continuous and the present perfect.

My school day ... (start) at 8.00am but I ... (get up) at 6.30am. First, I ... (get dressed) and then I ... (have) breakfast. Every day I ... (catch) a bus to school. It ... (leave) at 7.30am.

This year I’m in 10th grade and I ... (study) a lot of subjects. I ... (just start) Italian this year. It ... (be) really interesting. School ... (finish) at 1.00pm and I always ... (have) lunch with my friends.

Sometimes we ... (play) football while we ... (wait) for the school bus. I ... (just win) a football competition with my school team.

7. Make a tense poster. Present it to the class, using the following grid:

form time words usage
To form the ... we use … ... We use the ... to talk about a ... action.

8. Identify the items of clothing: He / she is wearing a ... .

pair of boots hairpin necklace skirt pair of trousers shirt tie belt blouse bracelet bag pair of shoes pair of spectacles

Use the following information to make a diagram of types of shops. Present it the class.

department store – a shop that sells many different items in different departments. Harrods is probably the world's best known department store.

supermarket – a large shop that sells mostly food and household items.

grocer’s(UK) / grocery store (US) – a shop that sells food.

greengrocer’s– sells fresh fruit and vegetables.

butcher’s- sells fresh meat.

baker’s – sells fresh bread and cakes.

fishmonger’s – sells fresh fish.

chemist’s (UK) / drugstore (US) – sells medicines and toiletries.

pharmacy (US) – sells medicines.

newsagent’s- sells newspapers and magazines.

stationer’s – sells paper goods.

optician’s – sells glasses / contact lenses.

DIY (do-it-yourself) store – sells things for home improvement.

hardware shop / hardware store / ironmonger – hard goods, such as nails and screws.

corner shop (UK) – a shop on the corner of your street, selling a range of basic goods – food, newspapers, sweets, bread, etc.

delicatessen (deli) – sells specialist food not normally found in supermarkets. For example, an Italian deli, an Asian deli.

bookshop/ bookstore – books.

market – market traders (people who work on a market) have stalls that sell fruit and vegetables, clothes, household items and so on.

petshop- for pets and pet food.

flea market – a group of stalls selling old furniture or clothes.

tea shop (UK) – like a cafe, but sells tea and cakes.

petrol station(UK) / gas station (US) sells petrol, car products and sometimes food.

Now make the table:

shop items
   

Choose a shop and use the phrases to make a short conversation between a shop assistant and a customer.

Can I pay by credit card / in cash?

I’m just looking around, thank you.

Is this made of ... ?

Can I help you?

I’m looking for ... .

Do you have it in ... ?

to suit – личити to fit – підходити за розміром to match – пасувати до чогось

Complete the sentence.

You need a … .

- My head is freezing.

- The wind is so cold on my neck.

- I’m cold all over.

- It’s really rainy today.

- My hands are cold.

Read and translate the text.

Supermarkets

Demand isn’t a problem for supermarkets. People always need groceries. But strong demand means strong competition. And when your competitors sell the same goods as you, there’s only one way to compete: to sell cheaply.

Low prices mean supermarkets only earn a small margin on a lot of the goods they sell. But they have another strategy for making money – they sell products before they pay for them. Money from sales can earn interest in the bank for weeks, sometimes months, before stores pay their suppliers.

And supermarkets have another advantage compared with smaller shops. Because they order large quantities from suppliers, they can negotiate big discounts. So the biggest supermarkets can sell at the most competitive prices.

Make sentences about the text using:

demand competition competitors to compete strategy goods suppliers discounts competitive

Verbs:to be, to sell, to have, to pay, to order, to get.

Fill in the gaps.

try on large credit card change extra cash note small pin number medium

1. In a shop, you can pay with a … and … .

2. If something costs ?15, and you pay with a ?20 …, you get ?5 … .

3. When you pay by …, you sign your name or put in a … .

4. Sizes of T-shirts are …, …, … and … … .

5. People often … clothes and shoes before they buy them.

14. Why do more and more companies prefer selling online? And why do more and more people prefer buying online? Make conditional 0 sentences about Internet stores using the following phrases:

to shop online, to buy on a website, to walk around a shop, to be fast and easy, warehouses, to offer lower prices, delivery charges, to save money, to sell online, to choose, to look carefully at, to place an order, to find technical information about, to do your research on the Internet.

Find the odd word in each list.

a) shopkeeper, shop assistant, shoplifter, sales clerk;

b) a basket, a till, a trolley, a carrier bag;

c) warranty, guarantee, receipt;

d) a label, a price tag, a hanger, a security tag;

e) £10 off, half price, a bargain, a refund.

Listen to your partner answering the following questions about shopping. Explain your answers.

• Are you a shopaholic or someone who hates shopping?

• What do you like or hate about shopping?

• What sort of shops would somebody typically find you in on a Saturday morning?

• When shopping in a supermarket, are you a ‘basket-person’ – just buying a few things for the next day or so – or a ‘trolley-person’ – doing the weekly shop from a long shopping list?

• What things are always on your supermarket shopping list?

• Are there any unusual items on your list?

• What’s the best shop you’ve ever been to?

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