U-5 L-2 WELCOME U-5 L-2 SHOPPING. FROM SUQS TO SUPERMARKETS.

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U-5 L-2 WELCOME U-5 L-2 SHOPPING

FROM SUQS TO SUPERMARKETS

Old markets

Old brass scales Old brass scales were used in the past to measure the goods

Supermarket

Now supermarkets

In these customers stop through the entrance and immediately see thousands of products under hundreds of lights. A big supermarket may have between 6000 and 8000 different items on its shelves. There are European and American vegetables, fruit from the far East, meat like beef, lamb and veal from Australia,New Zealand and Holland,Saudi dairy products and bread, and freezers full of food from all over the world..

The workers in these supermarkets come all over the world too Filipino,Indian and Bangladeshi employees help customers,put food on the shelves and operate the check-out counters. Saudi, American, German and British managers all work together.

New supermarket Positive(+((-)Negative More safety Shopping has become easier Find all the products in one place Sometimes be expensive

old supermarket Positive(+((-)Negative We can bargain Shopping was fun Was cheap Is not always safe

a bargain is an agreement especially a formal business agreement in which two people or groups agree what each of the will do pay or receive bargaining

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