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    At The Shop - Exercises

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    Gemma goes to a shop to buy items. She purchases a magazine for £1.99, a bottle of water, and some sweets. The total cost is £3.40. When asked if she would like a bag, Gemma replies that it is not necessary. She thanks the shopkeeper and leaves the shop.

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    At The Shop - Exercises

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    Gemma goes to a shop to buy items. She purchases a magazine for £1.99, a bottle of water, and some sweets. The total cost is £3.40. When asked if she would like a bag, Gemma replies that it is not necessary. She thanks the shopkeeper and leaves the shop.

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    Gemma goes to a shop to buy items. She purchases a magazine for £1.99, a bottle of water, and some sweets. The total cost is £3.40. When asked if she would like a bag, Gemma replies that it is not necessary. She thanks the shopkeeper and leaves the shop.

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    306 views3 pages

    At The Shop - Exercises

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    Jelena Trakilović
    Gemma goes to a shop to buy items. She purchases a magazine for £1.99, a bottle of water, and some sweets. The total cost is £3.40. When asked if she would like a bag, Gemma replies that it is not necessary. She thanks the shopkeeper and leaves the shop.

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    Speaking skills practice: At the shop – exercises

    Gemma goes to the shop.

    Do the preparation exercise first. Then watch the video and follow the instructions to practise your
    speaking.

    Preparation
    Who says it, a customer or a shopkeeper? Put these phrases in the correct group.

    A bottle of water, please. Can I help you? How much is this? Would you like a bag?

    Do you have a bottle of Can I have a bottle of


    That’s £1.99. Is that everything?
    water? water?

    A customer A shopkeeper

    1. Check your understanding: multiple choice


    Circle the correct option.

    a shopkeeper.
    1. Gemma is talking to …
    a friend.

    £0.99.
    2. The magazine costs …
    £1.99.

    water.
    3. Gemma buys a bottle of …
    juice.

    chocolate.
    4. Gemma also buys some …
    sweets.

    £3.40 in total.
    5. It costs …
    £4.30 in total.

    wants a bag.
    6. Gemma …
    doesn’t need a bag.
    Speaking skills practice: At the shop – exercises

    2. Check your understanding: gap fill


    Complete the dialogue with phrases from the box.

    Have you got Would you like How much is Is that everything

    No, it’s fine please Can I help you that’s

    Shopkeeper: Hi. 1______________________________?

    Gemma: Hello. 2_____________________________ this magazine?

    Shopkeeper: Let’s see … Top Sounds, 3_____________________________ £1.99.

    Gemma: OK, can I have the magazine and a bottle of water?

    Shopkeeper: Yes.
    4
    Gemma: _____________________________ cold ones?

    Shopkeeper: Over there in the fridge. 5_____________________________?

    Gemma: I think so. Oh … and these sweets.

    Shopkeeper: OK.

    Gemma: How much is that?

    Shopkeeper: That’s £3.40, 6_____________________________.

    Gemma: Here you are.

    Shopkeeper: Thank you … and there’s £1.60 change. 7_____________________________ a bag?


    8
    Gemma: _____________________________, thanks. Bye.

    Shopkeeper: Bye.
    Speaking skills practice: At the shop – exercises

    3. Check your understanding: ordering


    Write a number (1–9) to put these sentences in order.

    …………. A: That’s £2.00, please.

    …………. A: These ones? Let me see … they’re £1.00.

    …………. B: Yes, thanks.

    …………. B: OK, can I have these sweets and a cola, please?

    …………. A: Thanks a lot. Bye.

    …………. A: Hi. Can I help you?

    …………. A: Of course. Is that everything?

    …………. B: Hi, how much are these sweets?

    …………. B: Here you are. Thanks.

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