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    This document contains exercises from an English language lesson about different types of shops. Exercise 1 provides vocabulary for various retail stores like butcher shops, bakeries, fishmongers, supermarkets and more. Exercise 2 has students complete sentences about where specific items can be purchased, such as meat at a butcher shop and bread at a bakery. Exercise 3 involves asking and answering questions about shopping preferences and favorite stores. Exercise 4 tests comprehension with true/false statements about where certain goods are available. The reading passage describes different kinds of retail establishments like shops that sell specific goods, department stores, and markets. It also contrasts modern supermarkets with the smaller, more specialized shops people frequented in Britain 50 years ago.

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    This document contains exercises from an English language lesson about different types of shops. Exercise 1 provides vocabulary for various retail stores like butcher shops, bakeries, fishmongers, supermarkets and more. Exercise 2 has students complete sentences about where specific items can be purchased, such as meat at a butcher shop and bread at a bakery. Exercise 3 involves asking and answering questions about shopping preferences and favorite stores. Exercise 4 tests comprehension with true/false statements about where certain goods are available. The reading passage describes different kinds of retail establishments like shops that sell specific goods, department stores, and markets. It also contrasts modern supermarkets with the smaller, more specialized shops people frequented in Britain 50 years ago.

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    This document contains exercises from an English language lesson about different types of shops. Exercise 1 provides vocabulary for various retail stores like butcher shops, bakeries, fishmongers, supermarkets and more. Exercise 2 has students complete sentences about where specific items can be purchased, such as meat at a butcher shop and bread at a bakery. Exercise 3 involves asking and answering questions about shopping preferences and favorite stores. Exercise 4 tests comprehension with true/false statements about where certain goods are available. The reading passage describes different kinds of retail establishments like shops that sell specific goods, department stores, and markets. It also contrasts modern supermarkets with the smaller, more specialized shops people frequented in Britain 50 years ago.

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    This document contains exercises from an English language lesson about different types of shops. Exercise 1 provides vocabulary for various retail stores like butcher shops, bakeries, fishmongers, supermarkets and more. Exercise 2 has students complete sentences about where specific items can be purchased, such as meat at a butcher shop and bread at a bakery. Exercise 3 involves asking and answering questions about shopping preferences and favorite stores. Exercise 4 tests comprehension with true/false statements about where certain goods are available. The reading passage describes different kinds of retail establishments like shops that sell specific goods, department stores, and markets. It also contrasts modern supermarkets with the smaller, more specialized shops people frequented in Britain 50 years ago.

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    SPEAKING 4

    EX. 1 Read and translate. We can buy food, clothes and the rest of things at….

    Butcher’s Bakery/ baker’s fishmonger’s grocery

    Greengrocer’s shopping centre supermarket market

    Dairy store book shop haberdashery optician’s jeweler’s

    Pet shop pharmacy/chemist’s/drugstore ladies clothing shop/boutique men’s clothing shop/tailor’s florist’s

    Newsagent’s shoe shop stationer’s ironmonger’s /hardware shop record shop furniture shop

    EX .2 Complete the sentences:


    1)Butcher’s shop is a place where you can buy_______________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________________________________________
    2)Baker’s is a place where you can buy_____________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________________________________________
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    3)Fishmonger’s is a place where you can buy________________________________________________________
    4)Greengrocer’s is a place where you can buy_______________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________________________________________
    5)Newsagent’s is a place where you can buy_________________________________________________________
    6)Pharmacy is a place where you can buy__________________________________________________________
    EX. 3 Work in pairs. Ask and answer the following questions:
    1)Do you like shopping? 2)How often do you go shopping? 3)Do you enjoy buying new clothes?
    4)what’s your favourite shop? 5)Where can you buy fresh fruit? 6)Where can you buy flowers?
    7)Do you buy newspapers? 8)Where can you buy pencils? 9)Are there lots of shops in your city?
    EX. 4 Read the sentences and write True or False.
    1)The pet shop sells animals. 5)You buy carrots at the greengrocer’s.
    2)You buy sweets at the chemist’s. 6)You buy butter at the dairy.
    3)You buy bread at the baker’s. 7)You can’t buy books at the newsagent.
    4)The grocer’s sells meat. 8)You can’t buy shoes at the market.
    EX.4 Read and translate:
    There are different kinds of shops. Some of them sell bread. Others have tea, sugar, coffee, butter, cheese,
    sausages, meal, and fruit.
    When we want to buy something, we take our shopping-bag and go to a shop. There we can see shop-girls and
    shop men who sell things.
    Many people do their shopping at the market. There the farmers sell the vegetables and fruit which they grow
    themselves. They sell meat, milk and other things too.
    Large shops with many departments are department stores. In these stores we can buy almost all we want. In
    the windows we see all the things which they sell there – food, suits, dresses, coats, boots, shoes, radio and TV
    sets and many other things.
    Shops are very important in our life.
    In the past there were no supermarkets in Great Britain, but there were a lot of small shops.
    Fifty years ago people went to the shops almost every day. They went to the butcher’s to buy meat. They went
    to the grocer’s for tea, sugar, flour and cheese. They bought butter and milk at the diary. They bought bread at
    the baker’s. They bought fruit and vegetables at the greengrocer’s. Customers pointed to all the packets, bottles,
    boxes, cans, cartons, jars, and tins they wanted to buy.

    HOME TASKS:
    1)Learn all the new words and expressions from EX.1
    2)Retell the text (EX.4)

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