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    The document provides role-playing scenarios for customers and clerks in a grocery store to practice English vocabulary and conversational skills. Students will take turns playing customers who need help finding products or getting information, and clerks who help locate items, provide prices and directions, and engage customers in polite conversation at the checkout. The goal is for students to creatively use language for asking questions, giving instructions, and discussing purchases in a simulated real-world setting of a grocery store.

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    Grocery Store Worksheet PDF

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    The document provides role-playing scenarios for customers and clerks in a grocery store to practice English vocabulary and conversational skills. Students will take turns playing customers who need help finding products or getting information, and clerks who help locate items, provide prices and directions, and engage customers in polite conversation at the checkout. The goal is for students to creatively use language for asking questions, giving instructions, and discussing purchases in a simulated real-world setting of a grocery store.

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    Grocery Store Worksheet

    There are many opportunities to speak and practice your English in grocery stores. Lots
    of the vocabulary you use speaking with employees in a grocery store can be used in
    other places too. You need to know numbers, polite language and how to ask for help or
    directions. In this lesson one of you will be a grocery store clerk and the other will be the
    customer. Below are some situations for you to use. Be creative, be imaginative and
    use your sense of humor! Be prepared to discuss your role-play with the teacher and
    class. Always speak politely to the clerk and to the customer!

    Customer: You need to buy a vegetable Clerk: You decide how much your fruit and
    and a fruit. The type and quantity is up to vegetables cost. Weigh the fruit and
    you. Find out where they are and get them vegetables and be sure to tell the customer
    weighed. Be sure to ask how much they how much it costs. How much is it per
    cost. kilogram? Per pound?
    Customer: You don’t know where to find a Clerk: Think about where the ingredient
    key ingredient (you decide what) that you might be in your market. What is it near?
    need for dinner tonight. Ask the clerk for Be sure to tell the client to go straight, or
    directions to find it. Repeat the directions right or left. Tell them what to look for that’s
    back to the clerk after he or she gives them located near the ingredient they want.
    to you.
    Customer: You want to by 2kg of meat. Clerk: Try to sell the customer on the
    Speak with the clerk about how much it finest and most expensive meat you have.
    costs, where it comes from Try to really be a salesperson and make it
    (foreign/domestic?) and what kind of cut sound delicious!
    you need.
    Customer: You are checking out. The Clerk: Start a conversation with the
    clerk is a little bit chatty and nosey. Try customer. Why are they buying this or
    being polite. Talk to the clerk about why that? You can make up what they are
    you are buying the ingredients you are buying. For example: “Oh I see you have
    buying. wine. Are you having a party?” Be nosey.
    Be funny.

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