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This activity was designed for students to learn the basic vocabulary about buying clothes in a store, as well as improve their listening skills, so we use the three steps of listening.

In the first step (pre-listening), students will have to match words with images, in order to see how much they know about the topic before going to the listening activity.

In the second step (while listening), students must answer a series of questions according to what they heard in the audio, paying special attention to the details to be able to answer correctly, some questions also contain the vocabulary that we saw in the previous activity.

In the last process, the students must perform a roleplay in order to improve the pronunciation of the words used during this exercise.

The learners will read and complete the sentences.

Drag the words to the box to describe the picture.

clothing store

Reading Work Schedule CLB 4/5

from TDCSB's English for Financial Literacy Vol. 2

Grocery Store Departments

An article about a famous department store in London

Watch the video and complete the activities

Unit 5: Sneaky Department Store Tricks

at the shopping store

DEBE RELACIONAR LAS IMÀGENES CON LOS OBJETOS EN EL CENTRO

Watch the video and answer the questions

Department Store Sort

Exercise for using VOCABULARY UNIT 2

Grocery store, listening exercise.

Students unscramble sentences expressing a polite request. Exercise to be paired with a lesson on how to ask for clarification about a receipt item in a retail store.

Sort the food in the stores. Where can you buy...?

Describing the location of various parts of the grocery store.

Beginner role play at a clothing shop

Listening and reading

Listen and fill in the blanks.

write the name of the store