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What do you think? Are these prices expensive, reasonable, or cheap?
| __________ | $60.00 for a pair of jeans. | __________ | $100.00 for a tie. |
| __________ | $1.00 for a cup of coffee. | __________ | $8.00 for a shirt. |
| __________ | $20.00 for a glass of wine. | __________ | $7.00 for a movie ticket. |
SHOPPING FOR CLOTHES
Task 5. Sort out the words below into the table.
| Clothes | Footwear | Accessories | Patterns |
| belt pullover trainers shorts striped windbreaker checked scarf plimsolls wallet flats | skirt plain socks earrings raincoat button overalls Wellington boots handkerchief tank top sneakers | jacket vest slippers tights bow-tie bracelet necklace pyjamas sweatshirt high-heels tracksuit | anorak cardigan night gown night dress blouse panties suit polka dot flip-flops pants purse |
Task 6. Match words to their definitions.
| bill | discount | refund | chain store |
| browse | on offer | receipt | shopping centre |
| cash | price | tax | shopping mall |
| window-shopping |
| 1. | (One of) a group of retail shops which belong to a single company, have the same appearance and sell the same lines of goods (merchandise) - |
| 2. | A group of shops together in one area - |
| 3. | A group of shops together in one large covered building - |
| 4. | Looking at goods in shop windows without intending to buy them. |
| 5. | To look at the goods in a shop without wanting to buy any particular thing - |
| 6. | An amount of money that you must pay to the government according to your income, property, goods etc and that is used for public services. |
| 7. | The amount of money you have to pay for something - |
| 8. | For sale for a short time at a cheaper price than usual - |
| 9. | A reduction in the usual price of something - |
| 10. | A written list showing how much you have to pay for something you have bought - |
| 11. | A piece of paper that you are given which shows that you have paid for something - |
| 12. | Money in the form of coins or banknotes rather than cheques and credit cards - |
| 13. | The amount of money that is given back to you if you are not satisfied with the goods or services that you have paid for - |
When we speak about clothes/garments/ a piece of clothing, we often use words MATCH – SUIT – FIT. Find definitions for each of these words:
1. to be the right size for your body; to try a piece of clothing on someone to see if it is the right size for them - .......
2. look good and attractive together because two things are a similar colour, pattern - .......
3. when clothes, colours etc make you look attractive; when something is acceptable, suitable or convenient for a particular person or in a particular situation – they .......
Fill in the missing word (MATCH – SUIT – FIT) in the correct form:
1. ▪ Do these shoes still ... you?
2. ▪ Do you think this tie ...the shirt?
3. ▪ Jill's new hairstyle ... not really ... her.
4. ▪ I know this dress is going to ... you like a glove (= very well).
5. ▪ Red ...you.
6. ▪ Your socks ... not ....
7. ▪ That coat really... Paul.
8. ▪ For every outfit, Stephanie seemed to have a handbag and shoes to ....
9. ▪ There's a range of restaurants to ... all tastes.
10. ▪ We bought a green carpet to ...the curtains.
11. ▪ He's put on so much weight that his clothes don't ...any more.
12. ▪ We have gifts to ...every pocket (= of all prices).
Task 7. Decide who might say the following:
Shop Assistants – Cashiers – Customers.
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