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Which shop?
Discover Term 2: Axis 3, Chapter 3
GoalSay which shop sells which things, and read a shopping list.
New words
shopping list · a list of things we need to buyprice · how much money something costs
Explanation
Different shops sell different things. A bakery sells bread. A pharmacy sells medicine and toothpaste. A bookshop sells books and pencils. A grocery sells food and soap. A clothes shop sells T-shirts and shoes. A market sells fruit and vegetables. Before we go shopping, we write a shopping list. Then we know which shops to visit. Every thing has a price. The price says how much money we pay.
Worked examples
Nadia needs a story book. She goes to the bookshop.
Dad writes a shopping list: bread, tomatoes, soap. He visits the bakery, the market and the grocery.
The sign says 3 pounds. That is the price of the pencil case.
Class activity
Shop game: with a grown-up, make a shopping list of four things for your home. Say which shop you go to for each one. Draw the shops in a row and a line from each thing to its shop.
Practice
1
Where do we buy bread?
From a bakery.
2
Which shop sells medicine?
A pharmacy.
3
You need a pencil and a book. Which shop do you visit?
A bookshop.
4
Why do we write a shopping list?
So we remember what to buy and which shops to visit.