Shops
A sign meaning you can enter the shop.
OPEN
The person who takes your order in a restaurant.
waiter
Yesterday I ______ (see) my friend.
saw
Make a positive sentence: She / help / the customer yesterday.
She helped the customer yesterday.
What the shop assistant says to start a conversation.
Can I help you?
What the waiter asks when you are ready to choose food.
Are you ready to order?
We ______ (eat) dinner at home.
ate
Make a negative sentence: He / not / want / the blue shirt.
He didn’t want the blue shirt.
A very large shop that sells clothes, toys, beauty products and more
department store
What the customer says to order
I’d like… (or I’ll have…)
Last week she ______ (buy) a new dress.
bought
Make a question: you / wait / for the bus?
Did you wait for the bus?
Two ways to pay
to pay by card or by cash
You don’t eat inside; you take food home.
take-away
He ______ (go) to the supermarket and ______ (get) some milk. (two verbs)
went, got
Correct the mistake: She not liked the food. She asked for the bill?
She did not like the food. She asked for the bill.
The paper you get after paying.
receipt
What you say to the waiter when you finish eating and want to pay.
Could I have the bill, please
Correct the mistake: I break my phone yesterday. I think it was bad. I not do my homework. (three mistakes)
I broke my phone yesterday. I thought it was bad. I did not do my homework.
Make one positive, one negative and one question with the verb need (about shopping).
Example: I needed a new bag. I didn’t need shoes. Did you need anything?