Voabulary – Money and Marketing – Shops and Shopping

 Complete the sentences with the word in the box.

Fit shop assistant special offers deliver

window-shopping bar codes

1- When you’re a ___________ you’re outside shops looking at the

products in the window.
2- Shops normally __________ big or heavy ítems.
3- When your clothes are the right size , they _________ you perfectly.
4- When there are ___________ , products are are cheaper than usual.
5- At the checkout a ___________ scans the _________ on products to
find out their prices.

 Correct the mistake with the right word.

Exchange scans labels receipt try on bar codes

1- Shops must always show prices on receipt or shelves.

2- A changing room is a place where you can deliver clothes
3- You can return or scans if you’ve got the special offers
4- At the checkout, a shop assistant try on the shelves on products to find
out their prices.

 Complete the text with the words in the box. There are two extra words

Delivered assistant changing room checkout offers

fit receipt Return shelf try on

When you shop online, there are a lot of special __________ that help you save
money. You can buy whenever you want and the products are __________ to
your home. Nevertheless, many people still prefer the high Street shooping
experience. They like to be able to ask a shop __________ for advise. In the
shop, there are ____________ where you can ____________ clothes. If
doesn’t __________, you can choose something else. If you buy online, you
have to __________ the product with the __________ to get your money back.
Choose the correct word.
1- There are over 300 symbols / retailers in Oxford Street, London.
2- All the famous international consumers / brands have shops in the
streets.
3- The department store Harrods is well known for its hight quality,
luxury / rip-off goods.
4- Harrods is not the place to shop for bargains / products.
5- You can save / spend money if you wait for the January sales to shop.
6- Harrods uses social media to promote / afford itself.

Vocabulary – Feelings and Emotions – Music, Mood and

Health

 Match the adjetives with nouns

a- Embarrasing Surprise
b- Disgusting Embarrasment

c- Stressful Fear (x2)

d- Worried Sympathy

e- Annoyed Boredom

f- Angry relaxation

g- Surprising Disgust
h- Afraid Stress

i- Frightening Annoyance

j- Boring Worry

k- Sympathetic Excitement

l- Exciting Anger

m- Relaxing
 Complete the sentences with adjetives formed from the nouns in
brackets.

1- He gets __________ (annoyance) when we’re late.

2- What a ___________ (disgust) smell! I think it’s the fish.
3- Can I call you? I've got some very _______ news for you! (excitement)
4- I loved my maths teacher! Lessons with her were never _______
(boredom)
5- The battery on my phone only lasts about two hours. It's really ________
(annoyance)
6- The children were so _______(excitement) they couldn't sleep.
7- My cats get really ________ (fear)when there's a thunderstorm.
8- I was so __________(surprise) to see her. She wasn't supposed to be
there.
9- Teenagers get very __________ (embarrasment) when they have to
speak in public.
10-She was very ________ (sympathy) when i lost my phone.

 Choose the correct option for each gap below.

1- I am so ______! This massage chair is very ______.

a- Relaxed / relaxing
b- Relaxing / relaxed
c- Relaxing / relaxing
2- She knows a lot of ______ facts. She is very ______.
a- Interesting / interested
b- Interested / interesting
c- Interesting / interestiing
3- The trip was _______. I was ________ because none of my friends
came.
a- Bored / boring
b- Bored / bored
c- Boring / bored

 Match the words with it’s definitions.

Calm down turn on cheer up concentrate reduce increase

speed up improve

1- Make louder _____________.

2- Go faster ____________.
3- Become happier ___________.
4- Make more _____________.
5- Prevent concentration _____________.
6- Make less ______________.
7- Make better ______________.
8- Become more relaxded ___________.

 Correct the mistake with the right word.

Turn on Improve Turn up speed up wok out cheer up sing

along turn down distract affects

1- If you turn on the volume and calm down to your favourite song, it’s good
for your heart and health. But if other people can hear the music from
your headphones, you should turn up the volumen. It could cause you
hearing problems.
2- If you listen to fast music while you cheer up, it can reduce your fitness
and help ypu to slow down your running. But you musn’t listen to music
when you’re cycling because it could concentrate you and cause an
accident.
3- When we turn off the radio and hear a good song we slow down but
scientific studies have shown that music reduce our brains and bodies in
many more ways.

 Complete the sentences with the words in the box

Down off on along out up

1- Could you turn the radio ________, please? I want to talk on the phone.
2- Cheer _______! It’s not as bad as you think.
3- I work __________ at the gym twice a week.
4- Please, turn _________ the lights when you leave the room.
5- Calm ________! Getting in panic it won’t help.
6- I love singing _________ to my favourite songs.