Shopping Experiences 2

Answers 1 She usually goes to the music shop with her mates, but also with her mum. 2 Yes, she sometimes does shopping online with her dad. 3 Tomorrow she is going to buy some concert tickets online. 4 Yes, she does. 5 Because it’ll be easier and quicker to order everything from your laptop or mobile. 6 Yes, she will. 1Who does she usually go to the music shop with? 2Does she shop online? 3What is she going to buy online tomorrow? 4Does she think online shopping will increase? 5Why does she think that? 6Will Kate shop online in the future?

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Audio script and answers C 1.10 baker’s 1 butcher’s 2 chemist’s 3 clothes shop 4 florist’s 5 sports shop 6 post office 7 greengrocer’s

Possible answers Where can you buy bread? At the baker’s. Where can you buy a T-shirt? At the clothes shop. Where can you buy chocolate? At the sweet shop. Where can you buy pasta? At the supermarket. Where can you buy stamps? At the post office. Where can you buy cheese? At the supermarket (or at the deli). Where can you buy a sports bag? At the sports shop. Where can you buy aspirins? At the chemist’s. Where can you buy chicken? At the butcher’s. Where can you buy sandals? At the shoe shop. Where can you buy tomatoes? At the greengrocer’s.

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Answers 1 She wants to buy a white top. 2 Size Yes, she does. 4 £9.99 (nine pounds ninety-nine) 5 Yes, she does. 6 She’s going to wear it to the party tonight.

Possible answers A: What’s your size in the UK? B: I’m a size 4. A:What’s your size in Europe? B:I’m a size 37. A:What’s your size in the USA? B:I’m a size 6.5.

T-shirt $10.50 trainers £89.90 sunglasses €75 magazine $3.30 chocolate 85p concert ticket €50

Audio scripts C 1.13 Boy: Excuse me, how much is this CD? English woman: It’s £ American girl: That T-shirt’s really nice and it’s only $ Girl: How much are those trainers? English boy: The silver ones? They’re £ Girl:That’s expensive! 3 Irish girl:Those sunglasses are really cool. But they cost a lot. Boy: How much are they? Irish girl: They’re €75.

4 Woman: How much is this magazine? American girl: It’s $ Boy: A bar of chocolate, please. English woman: That’s 85p, please. 6 Irish girl: I’m going to see Pearl Jam in concert next month! Girl: Great. How much was the ticket? Irish girl: It was €50. A present for my birthday.

Audio script and answers C 1.14 hip-huggers: tight jeans with a low waist 1 baggy jeans: very wide and large denim trousers 2 hoodie: a casual top with a hood 3 sweatshirt: a casual top made of heavy cotton 4 flip flops: a casual sandal, often made of plastic 5 sneakers: the American word for trainers 6 beanie: a tight hat made of wool

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Possible answers A: Hello. Can I see those trainers, please? B: Yes. What size are you? A: Thirty-nine. B: What colour would you like? A: Red, please. Can I try them on? B: Yes, here you are. A: How much are they? B: Seventy-five euros. A: OK. I’ll take them. Here are seventy-five euros. B: Thank you.

Possible answers A: Can I help you? B: Yes, please. I’m looking for a T-shirt. A: What size are you? B: Size 12. A: What colour would you like? B: Have you got a red one? A: Here you are! B: Can I try it on? A: Yes, the changing room’s on your left, over there. B: Thank you. A: Is it OK? B: Yes, how much is it? A: 35 euros. B: It’s OK. I’ll take it!

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. He’ll speak more English. He won’t eat the same food. He will play American football. He’ll go to the beach. He won’t see the same friends. He’ll celebrate Thanksgiving.

Audio script and answers C 1.15 EIt’ll be fine tomorrow! The sky’s clear and starry tonight! 1 DI think I will always shop in shopping centres. I love meeting my mates there. 2 FHe’s so lazy! He won’t come to the gym. 3 BHe hates technology! He’ll never use a computer! 4 G Do you think he’ll stop going to shopping centres? I don’t think he will! 5 AHe’s really generous! He’ll let you use his moped. 6CWho do you think will win the next World Cup? Italy, of course.

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Every Saturday, all over the UK, you can see loads of teenagers in shopping centres and town centres. But are they actually shopping? No, they’re window shopping or simply hanging out with their mates. They have a laugh, they watch people and look at the latest trends in clothes and music. They don’t normally buy anything, because they don’t have enough money. Why are shopping centres the new place to hang out? Probably because young people don’t have other places to go or they don’t have other ideas on how to spend their free time. How do you spend your Saturdays?

Possible answers Shoe shop – trainers, sandals Clothes shop – jeans, shorts, T-shirts, cap Sports shop – rucksack Health and beauty shop – sun cream, bubble bath, soap Bookshop – guide book, phrase book, mini dictionary Travel agency – ticket

Audio script and answers C 1.16 There are over 40,000 shops in London and more than (1) 26 large street markets. Most shops open at (2) 9.00 a.m. and close at (3) 5.30 p.m. Some big shops in the centre of London close later. They don’t normally close for lunch. There are (4) 300 different departments in Harrod’s and one of the most famous is the food hall. But you can’t take (5) photos. The biggest toy shop in London is Hamley’s. There are (6) 7 floors with everything from traditional toys to high-tech (7) computer games and robots. Covent Garden is now famous for its cafés, small shops and street artists. But in the past, it was a big (8) fruit and (9) vegetable market. To find cheap prices and good discounts, go to the January Sales. But remember they usually start at the end of (10) December and some people sleep in front of the stores to be the first shopper!

Possible answers I’ll visit the food hall. I’ll buy some sausages. I’ll go to the music shop. I’ll buy her a pair of flip flops.