Shopping  Types of shops  Varieties of shops. Types of shops Shopping centre Shopping centre A large shop which is divided into a lot of different sections.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Services in the urban area Services include shops, offices, leisure, transport and welfare.

Advertisements

BackEnd Unit One Shopping. BackEnd Your Objectives By the end of this unit you should be able to : define /describe shopping facilities follow store plans.

Giving Directions VERBS A turn left turn right go straight ahead

Shopping David Hocek. General knowledge Shopping is an activity that is important for our lives. Most people have to spend part of their day doing shopping.

Unit 3 Retailing. Retailing - the sale of goods in small quantities directly to consumers. prodaja na malo Also Known As: To sell at retail. Examples:

Shopping Do you like shopping? Can you spend money?

Les magasins! By gemma crane 7E. La boulangerie – bakery (bread)

Le magasins By Phoebe Worden. La boulangerie – Bakery (bread)

Year 10 Retail Business Unit 3 – Lesson 1.

RETAIL TRADE IN AUSTRIA AND GREAT BRITAIN Diamant Maierhofer.

 An activity that is important for our lives.  Many points of view: A duty – if we have to. Nowadays – a modern kind of leisure activity. An addiction.

THE PLACE. MARKETING MIX PROMO- TION PRODUCT PRICE PLACE MARKETING MIX How the goods get from the producer to the customer.

Form 4 Commercial studies

- Did you buy… yesterday? -Yes, I bought ……/ No, I didn’t buy……

REMEMBER THE DIFFERENT SHAPES? Nucleated Settlement – Buildings are grouped together around a focus point. IE Bridge or Crossroads. MAKE A CIRCLE Dispersed.

Music Magazine Evaluation. How does magazine represent particular social groups? I believe that 'FLEX' represents teenagers today because a lot of teenagers.

Types of Retailers Determined by NAICS (North American Industry Classification System) Used in Mexico US, and Canada Determined by what type of product.

Shopping and services Talk about: - Different kinds of shops - Shopping facilities in Slovakia - Your attitude to shopping: - do you like/dislike shopping.

Before shopping the first thing to do is to create a shopping list. A shopping list is a detailed list of kinds and amounts of food you need to buy. Also.

- Did you buy… yesterday? -Yes, I bought ……/ No, I didn’t buy……

L ET ’ S GO SHOPPING ! Revising lesson. CAN CAN ’ T 1)To know the words 2)To use the words in your speech 3)To speak about shopping 4)To understand conversation.

[t] – meat, tomatoes, tin, tins, potato, liter, hate; [d] – do, do shopping, dish, food, dairy, spend money, don’t; [r] – grocer’s, greengrocer’s, gram,

Marketing Mix. Learning Objectives Understand the importance of where a business sells its product/service Understand the different methods of distribution.

Shopping. Be ready to talk about the following: 1. What does shopping mean for you? 2. What are differnt types of shops you know? 3. What are advantages.

No Problem! Student’s Book 1 train station What is the place? Vocabulary Places in a town 6 City life.

A rhyme - Do you like to go shopping? - Yes, of course. -Do you like to go shopping and buy some tea and coffee? Do you like to go shopping? - Do you.

Vocabulary presentation Jaroslava Dlabajová VY_ 32_AJ3r0114

1 Looking at shopping and other services Who has them and how far do they have to go to get them.

Market Economy Terms 2.02 Examine purchasing decisions and various products with respect to value, service, maintenance and price.

Shops and Stores. Places in a City. Vocabulary Guide.

IT’S JUST THE THING I NEED. I LIKE TO GO SHOPPING.

Without your mouth You cannot talk. Without your feet You cannot walk. Without your eyes You cannot see. Without your heart You cannot be!

 Residential  Commercial  Industrial  Recreational  Institutional  Transportation (Roads, paths, Parking Lots)

Shopping list:  Bread  Flowers  Cakes  Medicine  Fruit and vegetables  Toys  Clothes and footwear Shopping list:  Bread  Flowers  Cakes 

PRACTICE TEST 4. PAPER I - SECTION I PAPER II – SECTION I.

Всероссийский фестиваль педагогического творчества (2015/2016 учебный год) Номинация: Педагогические идеи и технологии: среднее образование Название работы:

Urban Land Use Chapter Major Land Uses 1. Residential (40%) 2. Transportation (33%) 3. Commercial (5%) 4. Industrial (6%) 5. Institutional and Public.

Urban life and area.  introduction.  body#1.  body#2.  conclusion.

SHOPPING. An activity which is very important for our live Everyday activity of each of us For many people passion Free time activity.

 Milngavie is a small town  It is about 6 miles outside of Glasgow  There is about 14,000 people living in Milngavie  There are lots of great shops.

MY HOUSEHOLD DUTIES Made by Valery Kalmykov, the pupil of the 6a form.

Shops& products We buy white bread and brown bread at the baker’s.

Milngavie is a small town. It is about 6 miles outside of Glasgow. Milngavie has loads of shops. There are loads of parks in Milngavie. Lennox park is.

3rd ICP Workshop for 2011 Round for Western Asia

Sub-Sectors Similar products within the retail industry are divided further into sub sectors. E.g:- Automotive Clothing Electronics Food and grocery Footwear.

SHOPPING Maturita 2016, English.

The Theme: Shops and Shopping

Shops and Shopping.

Food shopping © Food – a fact of life 2012.

Types of retail clothing stores

McChesney and Miller In 1862, Joseph R. McChesney, a resident of Glen Ellyn, figured out that the townspeople needed a store in his town. He decided to.

Who wants to be the ? You can be the . is the .

SHOPS AND SHOPPING. SHOPS AND SHOPPING What shops do you know? GROCER’S SHOP ['grqVsqz'SPp] BAKER’S SHOP ['beIkqz'SPp] BUTCHER’S SHOP ['bVCqz'SPp]

down this street Modul 9 Unit 9 Could you tell me the way?

LES MAGASINS - SHOPS supermarket bakers cake shop fishmongers butchers

Shops and shopping In Britain.

WW1 HIGH STREET By Lavina and Emily.

Supermarkets – Task 2 By Amy, Conan and Kieran..

Life-wide Learning Day

1. Street market or department store debate

Markup & Discount Section 5-7.

Have you ever wondered what was the food like during world war two like for example what did the Jews get fed in concentration camps or just normal families.

Shopping, adverts.

Understand the role of marketing in business.

Presentation transcript:

Shopping  Types of shops  Varieties of shops

Types of shops Shopping centre Shopping centre A large shop which is divided into a lot of different sections and which sells many different kinds of goods Department store Department store A shop which sells the goods made by a particular manufacturer Shopping outlet Shopping outlet En area in a town where a lot of shops have been built close together Supermarket A large shop which sells all kinds of food and household goods Corner shop Corner shop A small shop, usually on the corner of a street, that sells mainly food and household goods.

Varieties of shops Sweet shop Sweet shop Clothes Stationer's Greengrocer's Butgher`s Dairy shop Dairy shop Florist's Baker's Fishmonger's Confectioner's

The end