Types of shops Bargains Brands Wardrobe Unit 6: Shopping Types of shops Bargains Brands Wardrobe

61 Reading, vocabulary, questions Each student reads one sentence Underline new vocabulary Prepare to answer questions

61 Vocabulary Dressy clothes Stripes Uniform Loud patterns Outfits Floral prints Casual Purses Low-rise match Baggy Being stylish/warm Pairs convenient Sandals surf Hiking boots Plaids

61 Questions What type of clothes does the woman have? (3 answers) Where does she work? Why does she miss high school? Describe your high school uniform (all students) How many shoes does she have? What kind? What colors and designs does she like? What types of accessories does she have? Describe her winter coat. Do you prefer being stylish or being warm? Where does she go shopping? Where do you go shopping? What does she buy on the Internet? Why? What do you buy on the Internet? Which site do you use?

61 My favorite shop/site Your favorite place to go shopping What kind of store is it? Where is it? Why do you like it? What are the advantages/disadvantages?

61 Tell your partner My favorite shop is Home Plus. Home Plus is a big box retailer. It is located at the Daegu Stadium. It’s a ten-minute walk from Daegongwon subway station. I like shopping at Home Plus because it is a little cheaper than Emart. Home plus is cheaper than Emart but the atmosphere at Emart is better.

56 Vocabulary Listen to the hint Guess the word

56 Hints A very small store A place to sell jewelry if you need cash Using your eyes to go shopping All the clothes you have/own VISA/Mastercard/AMEX Get your money back Not new/second hand To check new clothes before you buy them A person who loves shopping Stealing from a store An outside store for snacks/accessories A tourist shop

56 More hints Fake (not real) products To ask for a lower price (2 answers) One price = two items/products A cheap product/item A place to try on clothes (2 answers) A store that has many items DKNY/Chanel/LV/MCM Just look but not buy Broken If you give 10,000 won for a 5000 won item, you get… GS25/Buy the Way/Family Mart A/S

57 Writing Take 10 minutes to answer the questions #7 haggle = bargain/ask for a lower price #8 defective = broken/bad #9 impulse = without a plan

57 Answer a random question

58 Ask your partner Please answer questions 11-20 with your partner NO writing, ONLY speaking #15 perfume/cologne = to make your body smell good #18 midnight market = night market #20 souvenir = tourist accessory

58 Answer a random question

59 Reading Who wants to be Brad? Who wants to be Britney?

59 Vocabulary Mall Skin tight Upgrade Gain weight Wardrobe overweight Dress up Payday Park Tacky Half price sale Odd sizes

59 Questions Where are Brad and Britney going? Why does Britney need to buy new clothes? What does Brad want to buy? Why does Britney have a lot of money? Where is Britney’s car? Describe the clothes at Dilliard’s. What size does Britney need to buy? Why? How does Britney feel at the end of the conversation?

59 Partner Survey What type of clothes do you usually wear? I usually wear formal clothes. What size do you wear? I wear a size 110/36. Describe your wardrobe. I have lots of dressy clothes because I work at a university. I also have about 7 pairs of business shoes and a few pairs of sneakers. I like dark colors and don’t like stripes or loud patterns.

60 Cultural Differences Did you know…?

60 Cultural Differences If you buy a $100 coat in America, you have to pay the regular price + sales tax (부가세). American prices do not include taxes. America has a few really big stores. Korea has many smaller stores. Korea has many convenience stores but America only has one per neighborhood. In America, stores do not have many employees. In Korea, there are many employees to help you shop. America does not have many traditional markets, but Korea does.