Shops and Shopping. Money and Payment.
Step 1. Have a look at the pictures and match them to their names.
a);b); c); d); e); f); g); h); i); j); k); l); m); n); o); p); q); r); s); t).
1. A supermarket 10. A travel agents 19. An on-line shop
2. A flea market 11. A shoe shop 20. An electrical appliance shop
3. A shopping center 12. A clothes shop
4. A bakery 13. A fishmongers
5. A bookshop 14. A pet shop
6. A butchers 15. An off-license shop
7. A chemists 16. A jewel(l)ers
8. A newsagents 17. A florists
9. A stationers 18. A greengrocers
Step 2. Look at the list of goods and decide where you can get them:
Buns, a brooch, a bottle of champagne, a book of rarity stamps, a tour to India, a chicken pie, antibiotics, fish rolls, a bottle of shampoo, a pair of trainers, ground beef, shellfish, a bag of flour, caviar, a bunch of tulips, eye drops, pet food, a vitamin bone, silver earrings, canned tuna, a ruler and some felt-tip pens, a paper, paper clips, a head of cauliflower, a nightie, herring, spare ribs, some veal, some envelopes, salmon steaks, sunflower oil, sour cream, a LCD TV, an emerald brooch, a magazine, a fish tank, some parsley and dill, a pencil sharpener, a cactus in a pot, green leeks, a pencil case, lamb chops, a cup of yoghurt, a pair of slippers, a carton of milk, a couch tour to Kyiv, oranges, a tablet, a new pair of headphones, a nasal spray, a can of caviar.
Step 3. Think of other goods which can be bought in the shops above.
Step 4. Match the words which mean the same:
A pharmacy, cobblers, a liquor store, a fishmongers, a shoe shop, a botanist, a vegetable shop, a drug store, an off-license shop, a greengrocers, stationer's shop, a florist, a charity shop, a home supply store, an office supply store, a secondhand shop, DIY store, seafood store.
Step 5. Look at the containers and label the pictures:
