Презентация по английскому языку на тему "Shopping in Britain"

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  SHOPPING IN BRITAIN

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  SHOPS

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  2. Talk to your partner. Ask and answer guestion: Example: 1) What can you buy at the post-office? -We buy stamps there. 2) Where can you buy films for your camera? -We can buy films at the ______________. 3) What can we buy at Boots? -We can buy _____________. 4) What do they sell at bakers? -They sell_______________.

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  3.Read the text about shopping in London. Shopping in London Oxford street is a very big and popular shopping centre in London. There are clothes shops and shoe shops, book shops and dress shops. One of the largest department stores in Oxford Street, Selfridges. It has more than 300 departments on 6 floors, 2.51 employees (people who work there) and every day more than 100.000 people from all over the world walk its doors, eat in its 5 restaurants and use its four lifts and three escalators. In the early days there were gardens on the roof and many people came and looked at the famous Selfridges lifts. Today it is famous for its window displays at Christmas. Selfridges is a very expensive department store, that is why most Londoners have to go to cheaper shops: Marks and Spencer’s for clothes and supermarkets for food. Supermarkets have become very popular with shoppers. They sell not only food, but also ready made clothes, toys and other goods. They are self-service shops.

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  4. Are these sentences true (T) or false (F)? 1.Oxford is popular because it's very big. 2.Only employees eat at its 5 restaurants. 3.Selfridges was as popular as it is now. 4.Supermarkets are very popular because Selfridges is an expensive department.

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  5. Write questions to these numbers. I) 300 4) 100 000 7)3 2)6 5) 5 3) 2 500 6)4

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  6. Retell the text answering these questions. 1) Why is Oxford Street very popular? 2) What is Selfridges famous for? 3) What are supermarkets? group group group