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Based on BTS English Books of UAE

DRAG AND DROP THE DIALOGUE INTO THE CORRECT BOXES

Short response exercise for enrichment activity in unit 6 pulse 2.

Dialogu for travelers when shopping for clothes

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.

Vocabulary related to going shopping

city, town, street, traffic light, crosswalk, sidewalk, bank, hospital, drugstore, coffee shop, restaurant, bar, movie theater, supermarket, post office, bookstore, department store, bakery, bench, newstand, museum, park, hotel, map, police.

Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the words in brackets.

Consumer math. Children look at prices on flyer and calculate their total bill and change.

Excercise for pupils year 1

Match the words to the pictures

Read and do the multiple choice.

An article about a famous department store in London

Write a letter to Mr Chicken and use persuasive writing to tell him why he should visit your town. He might want to visit the people, your plants, your animals, a certain shop, eat a certain food or just come to your school. You can choose anything you need to be convincing.

Revision of unit 4 JE5

The learners will read and complete the sentences.

fill in the gaps

Grocery shopping list

Two exercises.

Shops and shopping

a song about food

Listen and match; answer; drag and drop.

listening comprehension