Vocabulary 1 (Shopping)
pay by _____
pay by card
George is _____ than Harry. (funny)
George is funnier than Harry.
egrcoegners'r
greengrocer’s
This snake isn’t a good pet. It’s enough / too dangerous.
This snake isn’t a good pet. It’s too dangerous.
A: Good afternoon. _____ I help you?
B: Yes, please. I’m looking _____ a new winter coat.
A: Good afternoon. Can I help you?
B: Yes, please. I’m looking for a new winter coat.
This person takes your money and gives you change.
Cashier
James is better / the best singer in the class.
James the best singer in the class.
This shop sells magazines and newspapers.
newsagent’s
You can’t wear this jacket. It’s _____ small for you.
You can’t wear this jacket. It’s too small for you.
A: Good morning. Can I help you?
B:
a) Thanks, but I don't want it.
b) Yes, we can.
c) No, thanks. I'm just looking.
c) No, thanks. I'm just looking.
We need some apples and oranges. Let’s put them in the shopping _____
We need some apples and oranges. Let’s put them in the shopping trolley.
books / expensive / magazines
Books are more expensive than magazines.
Where can you buy a toothpaste, vitamins and a shampoo?
At a chemist’s.
I’m not as older as my friend.
I’m not as old as my friend.
1. Can I a. just looking
2. No, thanks. I'm b. we don't.
3. Do you c. help you?
4. Sorry, d. have this in small?
1. Can I c. help you?
2. No, thanks. I'm a. just looking
3. Do you d. have this in small?
4. Sorry, b. we don't.
We need some oranges and bananas. Can you put them in the shopping _____, please? And can you check the _____ of that coffee?
We need some oranges and bananas. Can you put them in the shopping basket, please? And can you check the price of that coffee?
I’m a bad cook, but my brother is (bad) me.
I’m a bad cook, but my brother is worse than me.
baker’s, bookshop, chemist’s, clothes shop, department store, greengrocer’s, newsagent’s, shoe shop, sports shop
Dr Q: The water is too cold.
Pi: Yes, it’s _____.(warm)
Dr Q: The water is too cold.
Pi: Yes, it’s not warm enough.(warm)
Assistant: What _____ are you?
Ted: I'm a small, I think. Do you _____ this T-shirt in black?
Assistant: Yes, we _____.
Assistant: What size are you?
Ted: I'm a small, I think. Do you have this T-shirt in black?
Assistant: Yes, we do.
Mum pays for the shopping in _____ and the _____ gives her the _____.
Mum pays for the shopping in cash and the cashier gives her the change.
For me, the cinema is _____ the theatre (exciting). I love big screens. The cinema in the shopping centre near my house has _____ screen in the UK (big)!
For me, the cinema is more exciting than the theatre. I love big screens. The cinema in the shopping centre near my house has the biggest screen in the UK!
Name 9 types of shops.
1.baker’s 2.bookshop 3.chemist’s 4.clothes shop 5.department store 6.greengrocer’s 7.newsagent’s 8.shoe shop 9.sports shop
Example:
Rob is older than Millie. Millie …
Millie isn’t as old as Rob.
Rob and Millie are friendly. Millie …
Rob and Millie are friendly. Millie …
Millie is as friendly as Rob.
Tracy: Excuse me. Do you _____ this hoodie in a small?
Assistant: Yes, ______ _____
Tracy: Great. Can I _____ _____ on?
Assistant: Yes, _____ course.
Tracy: Excuse me. Do you have this hoodie in a small?
Assistant: Yes, we do.
Tracy: Great. Can I try it on?
Assistant: Yes, of course.