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Dialogue with a whole-sale dealer ( )




Task 1. Read and translate

Do you drive a good trade?

Yes, we do. Thanks to the wide selection and high quality we offer our permanent range: ladies coats and suits blouses, skirts, mens suits, trousers and shirts

I see you have a wide range of goods. And who are your main materials suppliers?

Many silk and haberdashery factories are our main material suppliers

Are the sales up this year?

Comparing with the last year the sales are up this year

Is your production in popular demand?

Yes, it is. The production of our firms is in popular demand because of the original taste and beautiful design

What total volume of selling will be next year?

We think it will be about 50 million

Have you any experience of foreign trade?

Yes, we supply Roland and other countries and deal with 50 wholesales

 

Task 2.

Sales up ≠

Wholesales ≠

High quality ≠

 

Task 3. Give English equivalents

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Task 4. Translate the sentences, using Future Simple

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2) ?

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Word list

5 At the greengrocers.


1. greengrocers = greengrocery

2. vegetables

3. fruit(s)

4. berry

5. potatoes

6. beens

7. mushrooms

8. carrots

9. beets = beetroot

10. brown onion

11. spring onion

12. cabbage

13. greens

14. lettuce

15. cauliflower

16. radish

17. egg-plant

18. cucumber

19. tomatoes

20. pumpkin

21. dill

22. parsley

23. melon

24. water-melon

25. apricot

26. peach

27. grape-fruit

28. pear

29. apple

30. plum

31. grapes

32. orange

33. tangerine

34. banana

35. lemon

36. pineapple

37. cranberry

38. strawberry

39. raspberry

40. goosberry

41. cherry

42. kiwi -


6. At the butcher s, fishmonger s. .


1. butchers

2. fishmongers

3. meat

4. fat

5. lean

6. steak ,

7. bacon

8. beef

9. pork

10. mutton

11. lamb

12. veal

13. poultry

14. chicken

15. goose

16. duck

17. turkey

18. sausage - : smoked - , half-smoked - , boiled

19. frankfurter

20. ham

21. carp

22. cod

23. bream

24. fresh-frozen fish

25. herring

26. kipper

27. lobster

28. perch

29. pike

30. pike-perch

31. plaice, flounder, flat fish

32. shrimp

33. sturgeon -

34. salmon

35. oyster

36. sprat ,

37. crucian

38. dried fish , salted -


7. Confectionery. Bakers. Dairy. Grocers.

1.confectionery

2.bakers

3.dairy

4.grocers

 

Bakers and confectionery/


5.white bread

6.brown(rye) bread ()

7.pie -

8.roll, bun

9.sugar

10.caramel

11.chocolates

12.cake

13.buiscuits

14.pastry - ,

15.puff

16.jam ,

17.marmalade

18.sweets ,


Dairy/


19.milk

20.yougurt

21.ice-cream

22.cottage cheese, curd

23.cream ,

24.kefir

25.sour cream

26.cheese

27.butter

28.eggs

29.mayonnaise

30.margarine


Grocers./ .


1.mustard

2.cereals , , , ,

3.oatmeal

4.rice

5.buckweat

6.millet

7.pearl-barley

8.flour

9.potato flour

10.peas , green peas

11.salt

12.vegetable oil

13.vermicelli

14.macaroni

15.spagetti

16.noodles

17.juice

18.tea, iced tea ,

19.coffee

20.cocoa

21.mineral water

22.lemonade -


of:


1. a pound of cheese

2. a bottle of lemonade

3. a box of cereal ()

4. a bar of chocolate

5. a jar of honey

6. a loaf of bread

7. a dozen of eggs

8. a bunch of grapes

9. a tube of mustard

10. a tin of mushroom soup

 

Functional phrases:

1. How much would you like? ?

2. Id like two pounds (half a pound, quarter of a pound), please? 2 (, ) .

3. Anything else? - ? What else do you need?- ?

4. How much is that all together? ?

5. Dairy products are in aisle 3 3 .

6. What can I do for you? ?

7. Here is your change. .

8. Will you pay at the cash desk, please? , .

9. Have you got any?- ?

10. Here you are- , .

Translate and learn the phrases in the dialogues

1.A: What can I get for you?

B: A pound of sugar, please.

(a dozen of oranges, a fruit cake, a packet of cornflakes, a box of milk, half a dozen small cakes)

2. A: Well, what can I do for you?

B: I want a quarter of a pound of Indian tea (china tea, ground coffee, ham, cheese, biscuits)

3. A: I want a pound of bacon and two pounds of sausages. How much is that?

(two pounds of apples, a cabbage, eight pounds of beans, five pounds of potatoes, a dozen of eggs, a pound of cheese, two lemons, a fruit cake, two brown loaves, two white loaves)

B: Two pounds and a half.

($2.10 (two and ten), $3.20, $2.45, $1.30)

8: Beverages (drinks) -

Soft drinks-

Tea, ice tea- ,

Coffee-

Cocoa-

Mineral water-

Lemonade-

Soda drinks (Coca Cola, Pepsi, Sprite, Seven up)-

Juice-

Hard drinks-

Cognac-

Gin-

Liqueur-

Wine: dry, semi-sec, dessert- : , ,

Champagne-

Beer-





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