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Let's Go to the Department Store! UNIT 10 A2 Let's Go to the Department Store! Part I

Objectives Talking about where you like to shop and what you buy Countable and uncountable nouns ‘Some’ and ‘Any’ Places to shop and accessories

You know that I always do my shopping online. Vocabulary: Shopping

Places to shop

Online shopping

Department store

Retail store

Flea market

Garage sale

Farmer’s market

We like to go shopping at department stores. Examples: We often buy things at flea markets or garage sales. buy things at We get all our food from the farmer’s market. I only do my shopping online. We like to go shopping at department stores. I usually shop at retail stores in town. get from shop at do go shopping at shopping

These sunglasses are so cool! Accessories

Earrings

Bracelet

Sunglasses

Headband

Hairband

Make-up

Wallet

Handbag

Purse

Suitcase

You came here to buy some make-up. Isn’t that right? Countable/ uncountable nouns

Countable nouns Singular form Plural form Can be counted Can be used with a number or a /an

Uncountable nouns Singular form Plural form Can be counted Can be used with a number or a /an

Countable Bracelet Sweater Suitcase Pencil Couch Letter Coin Singular form Plural form Can be counted Can be used with a number or a/an Bracelet Countable Sweater Suitcase Pencil Couch Letter Coin

Uncountable Jewellery Money Clothing Mail Cash Stationery Luggage Singular form Plural form Can be counted Can be used with a number or a/an Jewellery Money Clothing Uncountable Mail Cash Stationery Luggage Change Furniture

‘Some’ and ‘Any’

I bought some shoes yesterday. We’ve got some cash here.   Countable Uncountable Positive I bought some shoes yesterday. We’ve got some cash here. Negative I didn’t buy any shoes yesterday. We haven’t got any cash here. Question Did you buy any shoes yesterday? Have we got any cash here?

Let's Go to the Department Store! UNIT 10 A2 Let's Go to the Department Store! Part II

Objectives Asking for prices and payment methods Shopping related words and phrases A bit of, a few, a lot of

Oh, this one is in the sale right now Oh, this one is in the sale right now. Its full price was £120 but now it’s only £55 Shopping words

Full price

Half price

On sale [US] In the sale [UK] Sale

Discount

Return

Cash

Credit card

If you buy it online, you can get it at half price. Examples: If you buy it online, you can get it at half price. These accessories are in the sale! Great! I’d like to return theses glasses. I bought them three days ago. If you buy more than 3 pieces, you’ll get a 5% discount. return in the sale at half price discount

That’s still a lot of money, Daisy! a bit of, a few, a lot of

She’s wearing a bit of make-up today. a small amount of She’s wearing a bit of make-up today. make-up uncountable noun

A few a small number of They’ve got only a few long dresses. dresses Countable noun They’ve got only a few long dresses. dresses

A lot of uncountable countable a large amount or number of I’ve got a lot of money in my bank account. money There are a lot of brand-name stores at the shopping center. stores

Can I pay with a credit card? Prices and payment

Asking about prices How much is this? is How much does this cost? does

Asking about payment methods Can I pay by credit card ? Do you credit cards? accept take Asking about payment methods debit card cheque credit card Sorry, we don’t take credit cards. Sorry, we take cash only.

Other useful questions… Could I a receipt? have get Other useful questions… Could I have some small change?

need to pay to buy something cost the amount of money you need to pay to buy something

to take something that someone gives you accept to take something that someone gives you

receipt a piece of paper that shows you have already paid for something

Talking about where you like to shop and what you buy Summary Talking about where you like to shop and what you buy

I love to shop at flea markets I love to shop at flea markets. Actually, I went shopping at one just 3 days ago. I bought a lot of things. I bought a leather handbag, a few pieces of clothing, and some earrings that were made out of feathers.

The earrings costed me only $1 each pair because I bought more than three of them! This is why I love flea markets. Sellers often give you a lot of discounts. But some people still don’t like shopping at flea markets.

Why. Because there they can’t pay by card or return things Why? Because there they can’t pay by card or return things. They can do that only at department stores.

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