Going Shopping Student Worksheets - ESOL Nexus
Going shopping - Student’s worksheetGoing shoppingSpeak: Ask your teacher these questions:1. Where do you go food shopping? Why do you shop there?2. When do you go food shopping?Now ask the questions to people in your class.Task 1: Write the words under the correct picture.a tin ofa bunch ofa jar ofa loaf ofbreada box ofa bottle ofbananasjamcrispschocolatejuicea carton ofa packet ofa bar oftomatoeswaterchocolates BritishCouncil20131
Going shopping - Student’s worksheetTask 2: Write the missing words in the puzzleAcross !1. A of soap3. A of biscuits5. A of baked beans6. A of bread7. A of grapesDown "1. A of wine2. A of apple juice4. A of jam(Puzzle created at www.puzzle-maker.com)Task 3: A conversation in a shopWork with a partner. Practise being the customer (A) and the shop assistant (B).A:B:A:B:A:B:A:B:A:Excuse me!Good morning. How can I help you?I’m looking for a carton of apple juice.It’s over there.Thank you. How much is it?It’s 0.70.OK, that’s great.Anything else?No, that’s all thanks.Task 4: Make a conversation1. Write a new conversation asking for different items (e.g. a tin of.).2. Practise with a partner.Task 5: Go shoppingYour teacher will give you a role and explain what to do.Homework: Write a shopping list of the things you need to buy next time you go shopping.!! !! !! !! !! ! BritishCouncil20132
Going shopping - Student’s worksheetTask 4 – Price lists for ‘shop assistants’(Cut up the price lists and give one to each ‘shop assistant’)Shop 1a tin of tomatoesa jar of jama box of chocolatesa carton of juicea bar of chocolatea bar of soapa bunch of bananasa bunch of grapesa loaf of breada bottle of watera packet of crispsa packet of biscuitsa bottle of winePrice ( .50Shop 2a tin of tomatoesa jar of jama box of chocolatesa carton of juicea bar of chocolatea bar of soapa bunch of bananasa bunch of grapesa loaf of breada bottle of watera packet of crispsa packet of biscuitsa bottle of winePrice ( .50Shop 3a tin of tomatoesa jar of jama box of chocolatesa carton of juicea bar of chocolatea bar of soapa bunch of bananasa bunch of grapesa loaf of breada bottle of watera packet of crispsa packet of biscuitsa bottle of winePrice ( .00 BritishCouncil20133
Going shopping - Student’s worksheetTask 4 - Price cards for ‘customers’(Cut into strips and give one to each ‘customer’)Choose two things you want to buy and find the cheapest place to buy them.Things to buyShop 1Shop 2Shop 3E.g. A bottle of lemonade 1.29 0.99 0.60 Choose two things you want to buy and find the cheapest place to buy them.Things to buyShop 1Shop 2Shop 3E.g. A bottle of lemonade 1.29 0.99 0.60 Choose two things you want to buy and find the cheapest place to buy them.Things to buyShop 1Shop 2Shop 3E.g. A bottle of lemonade 1.29 0.99 0.60 Choose two things you want to buy and find the cheapest place to buy them.Things to buyShop 1Shop 2Shop 3E.g. A bottle of lemonade 1.29 0.99 0.60 Choose two things you want to buy and find the cheapest place to buy them.Things to buyShop 1Shop 2Shop 3E.g. A bottle of lemonade 1.29 0.99 0.60 BritishCouncil20134
Going shopping - Student’s worksheetTask 4 - Price cards for ‘customers’(Cut into strips and give one to each ‘customer’)Choose two things you want to buy and find the cheapest place to buy them.Things to buyShop 1Shop 2Shop 3E.g. A bottle of lemonade 1.29 0.99 0.60 Choose two things you want to buy and find the cheapest place to buy them.Things to buyShop 1Shop 2Shop 3E.g. A bottle of lemonade 1.29 0.99 0.60 Choose two things you want to buy and find the cheapest place to buy them.Things to buyShop 1Shop 2Shop 3E.g. A bottle of lemonade 1.29 0.99 0.60 Choose two things you want to buy and find the cheapest place to buy them.Things to buyShop 1Shop 2Shop 3E.g. A bottle of lemonade 1.29 0.99 0.60 Choose two things you want to buy and find the cheapest place to buy them.Things to buyShop 1Shop 2Shop 3E.g. A bottle of lemonade 1.29 0.99 0.60 BritishCouncil20135
Going shopping - Student’s worksheetHomework – Blank price lists(Cut into strips and give one to each student)Shop:a tin of tomatoesa jar of jama box of chocolatesa carton of juicea bar of chocolatea bar of soapa bunch of bananasa bunch of grapesa loaf of breada bottle of watera packet of crispsa packet of biscuitsPrice ( )Shop:a tin of tomatoesa jar of jama box of chocolatesa carton of juicea bar of chocolatea bar of soapa bunch of bananasa bunch of grapesa loaf of breada bottle of watera packet of crispsa packet of biscuitsPrice ( )Shop:a tin of tomatoesa jar of jama box of chocolatesa carton of juicea bar of chocolatea bar of soapa bunch of bananasa bunch of grapesa loaf of breada bottle of watera packet of crispsa packet of biscuitsPrice ( ) BritishCouncil20136
British!Council!2013!! 2! Going shopping - Student’s worksheet Task 2: Write the missing words in the puzzle (Puzzle created at www.puzzle-maker.com) Task 3: A conversation in a shop Work with a partner. Pr
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Where Is My Shopping Cart? 1. Click the Shop icon, hover over My Carts And Orders, and click View Draft Shopping Carts. 2. To open a specific shopping cart, click the appropriate Shopping Cart Name. 3. To access your active shopping cart, click the shopping cart Quick Link (top right). Click the View My Cart button. Add Prevailing Wage Checkbox
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