Created by Denisova Elena Uranievna,Created by Denisova Elena Uranievna,School No.5, Strezhevoy, Tomsk RegionSchool No.5, Strezhevoy, Tomsk Region

Shops and Shops and ShoppingShopping

How often do you go to the shops?How often do you go to the shops? ((How many times a week)How many times a week)Do you like the process of shopping?Do you like the process of shopping?What attracts you most:What attracts you most:the necessity to restock;the necessity to restock;the possibility to possess new things;the possibility to possess new things;the desire to experience novelties;the desire to experience novelties;anything else? anything else? Do you belong to the frequentersDo you belong to the frequenters of supermarkets?of supermarkets?Can you be called a shopaholic?Can you be called a shopaholic?

Questionnaire:Questionnaire:

CoinCoins:s:

My mother gave me a pennyMy mother gave me a pennyto buy a candy.to buy a candy.I didn’t buy any candy.I didn’t buy any candy.It cost a nickel.It cost a nickel.A nick-nick-nick-nick-nickel.A nick-nick-nick-nick-nickel.It costs a nickel. It costs a nickel. A little penny candy –A little penny candy –it costs a nickel!it costs a nickel!Oh, everything is higher.Oh, everything is higher.It’s really outrageous*!It’s really outrageous*!Yes, everything is higherYes, everything is higherexcept my Daddy’s wages**!except my Daddy’s wages**!__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

**It’s outrageous! – It’s outrageous! – Это Это возмутительновозмутительно! ! **wages **wages (pl.) (pl.) – – зарплата зарплата (мн.ч.)(мн.ч.)

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My mother gave me a nickelMy mother gave me a nickelto buy a pickle*.to buy a pickle*.I didn’t buy any pickle.I didn’t buy any pickle.It cost a quarter.It cost a quarter.A qua-qua-qua-qua-quarter.A qua-qua-qua-qua-quarter.It costs a quarter. It costs a quarter. A little nickel pickle –A little nickel pickle –it costs a quarter!it costs a quarter!Oh, everything is higher.Oh, everything is higher.It’s really outrageous!It’s really outrageous!Yes, everything is higherYes, everything is higherexcept my Daddy’s wages!except my Daddy’s wages! ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________

*pickle – *pickle – пикули (обычно мн.ч. пикули (обычно мн.ч. –– picklespickles), ), т.е. маринованный / солёный огурецт.е. маринованный / солёный огурец

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My mother gave me a quarterMy mother gave me a quarterto buy some seltzer* water.to buy some seltzer* water.I didn’t buy seltzer water.I didn’t buy seltzer water.It cost a dollar.It cost a dollar.A do-do-do-do-dollar.A do-do-do-do-dollar.It costs a dollar. It costs a dollar. A bottle of seltzer water –A bottle of seltzer water –it costs a dollar!it costs a dollar!Oh, everything is higher.Oh, everything is higher.It’s really outrageous!It’s really outrageous!Yes, everything is higherYes, everything is higherexcept my Daddy’s wages!except my Daddy’s wages!__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________

*seltzer (water) – *seltzer (water) – сельтерская сельтерская (т.е. (т.е. газированная) водагазированная) вода

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Provision Provision ShopsShops

When we want to buy food, we go to a supermarket supermarket or a specialized provision shop.

The grocer sells a variety of foodstuffs, such as flour, oil, eggs, biscuits, sugar, jams and jellies, spices, tinned and frozen foods.

At the greengrocer’s you’ll buy fruits and vegetables.

A milk shop is called a dairy ['dɛəri]. There we buy dairy products: milk, yoghurt, butter, cheese, curds, sour cream or ice-cream.

Provision shop

DAIRY

A Variety of A Variety of ShopsShopsFor fish we go to the fishmonger’s

who will offer us salmon or trout,mackerel or herrings, lobsters or crabs.

To buy some kinds of meat (pork, veal, mutton or beef) or various sorts of poultry (chickens, ducks, geese or turkey) we go to the butcher’s (butchery). [[''butbut∫əəriri] ]

When we run out of bread, we hurry to the baker’s (bakery).

In a confectionary you will find different pastries, chocolates, toffees, cakes and other tempting sweets as well.

BAKER’S

FISHMONGER’S

Supermarkets and department stores are large shops where various goods are sold under one roof and you can find nearly everything you need.These stores have lots of departments:

e.g. stationery (where we can buy paper, ball pens, felt-tip pens and other useful things for office work),

perfumery (with a wide choice of cosmetics to any taste: scents, face creams and powders, lipsticks, eye shadows, mascaras, plus soaps, shampoosand lotions to wash all these off)…

Department Department StoresStores

Things to WearThings to WearIf you don’t want to walk barefoot, you’ll have to visit the footwear department. There you’ll find boots and high boots, rubbers and overshoes, high-heeled shoes and slippers, sandals and gym-shoes, shoelaces and what not!

At the hosiery ['həuʒəri] department tights, socks and golf-stockings are sold.

Clothes of different types are presented at theoutfitter’s (men’s, ladies’ or children’s outfitter’s).

If you don’t want to go bareheaded, you’ll drop into the hat department to buy a hat or a cap. Women can find there different scarves or kerchiefs.

To buy different items for needlework, embroidery or knitting (buttons, needles, zippers, reels of many-coloured cottons, ribbons and so on) you’ll have todrop into the haberdashery.

Jewelry (gold and silver ware), bijoux and other items of this kind are sold at the jeweller’s ['dʒu:ələz] department.

Nice knick-knacks and souvenirsare kept at the gift department.

Accessory Accessory ThingsThings

Sets of bed-clothes and bedding (sheets, blanket covers, pillow-cases), towels, tablecloths and napkins are sold at the linen ['linin] department.

Numerous bags and suitcases,belts, gloves, purses and wallets can be found at the leather goods department.

For going in for sports lots of sporting facilitiesare offered at the sports goods department.

Necessary ThingsNecessary Things

Bolts, nails, scissors and screwdriversare sold at the hardware department.

At the electrical goods departmentyou will find mixers, minces, toasters,blenders, irons, vacuum cleaners, heaters and other electrical items.

When you see the word “China” in the name of the department, don’t be surprised. At the china department you can buy vases, dishes or saucersfrom different countries of the world.

Violins, cellos or guitars are offered at the musical instruments department.

Other Useful Other Useful ThingsThings

Learn some topical rhymes: -What are you looking for at this department store?

-I wonder if I can buy a souvenir near here.

-What kind of shoes are you going to choose?

-Will you enter the newly-opened shopping centre?

Window-shoppingWindow-shopping

Don’t confuse!a shopping bag bags of shopping

Some people spend hours walking around large stores without buying anything.

This process is called window-shopping.

Men’s outfitter’s

MatchinMatching 1g 1 Find the five topical items for each department:

ChinaHaberdashery Jeweller’s Linen

Musical Instruments

blanket covers / bracelets / brooches / buttons / cellos / cups / denims / dishes / drums / earrings / harps / laces / lipsticks / lotions / mackintoshes /

mascaras / necklaces / needles / pants / pillow-cases / plates / powder / ribbons / rings / saucers / scents / sheets / tablecloths / towels /

tubes / vases / vests / violins / waistcoat / zippers

(35)

Perfumery

Leather goods

Matching Matching 22 Find the five topical items for each department:

Electrical GoodsFootwear Gifts

Hardware

Sports goods

Ladies’ outfitter’s

aprons / bolts / briefcases / draughts / driers / drills / frocks / gloves / hammers / heaters / high boots / hoops / irons / kerchiefs / nails /

overshoes / perfumes / purses / robes / rubbers / scissors / screwdrivers / set of handkerchiefs /

shoelaces / skipping-ropes / skis / skittles / slippers / slips / souvenirs / suitcases / ties /

trinkets / vacuum cleaners / wallets (35)

If you were the manager

of thisdepartment

store,what

departments and in what

orderwould you place here to be more efficient?

1 2 3

4 5 6

7

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entrance

entrance

Make Make a a

plan:plan:

*Some Definitions*Some DefinitionsA shopping centre is the area of shops selling their wares. They aren’t located under the same roof.

A shopping mall is the group of shops where wares are sold under the same roof. It’s a big complex with more than one department store.

A shopping centre gives you access to all the stores through one entrance.

A shopping mall makes you exit one store in order to enter the others. There are several entrances. Having entered the shopping mall, you can go to any store without going back outside.

In a shopping centre there is only one-two entrances to each store and in order to go to another store you have to go outside.

Try to guess the Try to guess the meaningmeaning

of the words:of the words:advertisement catalogue checkdiscount

1. As a rule, coins are carried in it, especially by women.

2. And banknotes are usually kept in a … .

3. This sign promises you the reduced price.

4. We are given this as proof of buying something.

5. Read this magazine to find descriptions of goods.

6. Going shopping we plan what to buy and make a … .

7. You push this cart in the supermarket and fill it with food or goods.8. These words may persuade us to buy something.

list purse trolleywallet

50%

off

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A Crossword

Give their English definitions:

1. _______________2. _______________3. _______________4. _______________5. _______________ 6. _______________7. _______________8. _______________9. _______________10. ______________

Imagine: you’re a student, living on your own. Your parents pay your rent and public utilities but your other expenses are cut down as they call you a spendthrift.Having a limited sum of money for the shopping,what will you do: follow your parents’ advice and buy only necessary things; act on impulse and buy what you really want;try to choose the golden mean;go to the shop with reduced prices;ask your friends’ advice;… .

Discuss

Making a Making a Shopping List:Shopping List:

(a role play)(a role play)

Learning to EconomizeLearning to Economize(it’s your hometask)(it’s your hometask)

Give your own advice how to cut down the expenses and compose your “Rational Customer’s Code”: