Streets and shops (1)

Objectives
▪ Vocabulary: Places in the city and
what you could do there
▪ Functions
At a shop
▪ Speaking: Talk about where do you
often go in the city and what you
can do there
Places in the city
 Sports center Cinema
/ˈspɔːrts ˌsen.tə/ /ˈsɪnəmə /

You can play tennis at a sports I love watching films at a

center. cinema
 Library Museum

/ˈlaɪbrəri / / mju(ː)ˈzɪəm /

You can borrow many kinds of You can look at old objects at a
books at a library. museum.
 Post office Theater
/ pəʊst ɒf.ɪs / /ˈθɪətə /

You can send a letter or a parcel You can see a play at a theater
at a post office
 Art gallery Police station
/ˈɑːt ˌɡæl.ər.i/  /pəˈliːs ˌsteɪ.ʃən/

You can look at paintings at an You can find a police officer at a

art gallery. police station.
Task 1

a post office
a library
a supermarket
a cinema
a theater
a sports centre
a museum
a police station
a pharmacy
I can look at paintings at…

Art gallery
I can watch films at…

Cinema
I can play soccer at…

Sport center
I can look at old objects at…

Museum
I can see a play at a…

Theater
I can send parcel at…

Post office
I can find help at…

police station
I can borrow a book at…

Library
GRAMMAR
Watch the video and do the task in the next slide
Source: Kids’pages
Complete the dialog
1. S: Hello._________________?
Can I help you
C: Yes, please. I would like a loaf of white bread a dozen eggs
and milk.
How much milk would you like
S: Sure. __________________________?
C: I’d like 2 cartons of milk.
Anything else
S: Ok.________________?
C: Yes, a small box of flour and a bottle of oil.
S: __________________________?
What kind of oil would you like
C: a small bottle of olive oil, please.
Here you are
S: _____________ Will that be all?
C: Yes, that’all. How much is it?
S: That’s $23.
C: Here you are.
S: And here’s your receipt.
Watch again and complete the following task.
Source: Kids’pages
Complete the dialog
What can I do for you
2. S: Hi.___________________?
C: I would like a bunch of bananas and a kilo of red apples.
S: Oh. I’m afraid we only have green apples left.
Is that alright?
S: Oh. _________________
C: Yes. That will be fine.
Anything else
S: Ok.________________?
C: Yes, have you got any olives?
S: We have both green and black olives.
Which one do you prefer
S: __________________________?
C: I would like a jar of green olives.
Here you are
S: _____________
C: How much does it cost?
S: It’s $10.75.
C: Here you are.
And here is your change and receipt.
S: _______________________
SPEAKING
Adverbs of frequency
 Ask and answer questions

1. How do you often go shopping?

2. What do you usually buy?

3. How much money do you spend on shopping a

month?

4. Where do you usually buy things?

5. Would you prefer online shopping or

at-store shopping?
Role-play: At a clothes shop
FEEDBACK
 WRAP-UP
▪ Vocabulary:
1.an art gallery - look at paintings 5.a theater - see a play

2.a post office - send a parcel 6.a sports centre - play tennis/

3.a library - borrow a book football/ badminton/ volleyball

4.a cinema - watch films 7.a museum - look at old objects

8.police station - find a police officer/
find help

Adverbs of frequency: Always, usually, often, sometimes, rarely/

barely/ hardly; never