
EIC 6 EF: U.6, Part 6B (1st)
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by Chris Rójaѕ
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Open Ended
What really annoys you about customer service when you go shopping? Write down three things you consider to be bad customer service.
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Discuss the things you considered to be a bad customer service.
Report back to class what you've discussed.
Time limit: 10 minutes
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Multiple Choice
It means "the place where you pay in a supermarket or other large shop"
hangers
receipt
counter
till
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Multiple Choice
It means "someone whose job is to receive or give money in a shop, bank etc"
cashier
rail
cashier
crime
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Multiple Choice
It means "used to store and secure your money, cash and other valuables in a shop"
hangers
receipt
counter
till
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Multiple Choice
It means "a metal bar used for hanging clothes and other things on"
cashier
rail
cashier
crime
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Multiple Choice
It means "a document that you get from someone showing that you have given them money or goods"
hangers
receipt
counter
till
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Multiple Choice
It means "an illegal activity or action"
cashier
rail
cashier
crime
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Multiple Choice
It means "a small frame for hanging clothes such as jackets and shirts on so that they keep their shape"
hangers
receipt
counter
till
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Multiple Choice
Read an article about bad customer service. Choose the correct headings in the article.
"I hate it when assistants stand next to the till gossiping to each other. It's all too common in department stores, hairdressers, and coffee shops. All you want to do is pay, but it's as if you're invisible."
It's a shop, not a social club
Too few shop assistants
Inappropriate offers
Too much pressure
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Multiple Choice
Read an article about bad customer service. Choose the correct headings in the article.
"This is why I hate beauty counters. You walk through the ground floor of many department stores and a woman runs after you and sprays you with perfume, asking, 'Could I just interest you in...?' Her face is usually orange, with eyebrows drawn on with a pencil. It says, 'You too could look like me'. You can't be serious! Why would I want to look like you? No, thanks!"
It's a shop, not a social club
Too few shop assistants
Inappropriate offers
Too much pressure
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Multiple Choice
Read an article about bad customer service. Choose the correct headings in the article.
"At the newsagent's, you go to the counter to buy a newspaper and they offer to sell you a huge chocolate bar for £1, as well. A massive bar of chocolate at 7.30 in the morning? How about just smiling and saying good morning?!"
It's a shop, not a social club
Too few shop assistants
Inappropriate offers
Too much pressure
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Multiple Choice
Read an article about bad customer service. Choose the correct headings in the article.
"Again, many fashion stores are guilty of this. The rails are so full of clothes that you can't even see the sizes. You have to pull the hangers apart to look in, then they fall onto the floor."
Too much stock
Too few shop assistants
Silent cashiers
Terrible changing rooms
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Multiple Choice
Read an article about bad customer service. Choose the correct headings in the article.
"There's a long queue to try things on, but they say, 'You can only take in four items. You should be able to take a big armful in. And there's nowhere to hang your clothes, so you have to put them on the floor. Except the floors are filthy."
Too much stock
Too few shop assistants
Silent cashiers
Terrible changing rooms
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Multiple Choice
Read an article about bad customer service. Choose the correct headings in the article.
"Cashiers at supermarket checkouts now don't even say the final price - you're supposed to see it on the still. They've lost basic communication skills. Even worse is when they dump the receipt and the change into your hand in one lump. Horrible."
Too much stock
Too few shop assistants
Silent cashiers
Terrible changing rooms
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Multiple Select
Read the article again. Tick (/) the opinions that
Mary Portas agrees with.
People on beauty counters usually look great because
they use the products they are selling.
Supermarkets should make sure people don't have
to queue for too long to pay.
It's unreasonable to expect shop assistants not to chat
to each other while they are working.
Cashiers should be more friendly.
It should be easy to see what size clothes are.
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Multiple Select
Read the article again. Tick (/) the opinions that
Mary Portas agrees with.
Changing rooms are generally uncomfortable and dirty.
It's important to limit the number of items customers
take into changing rooms so that they don't spend too
long in there.
Instead of chocolate, the newsagent's should offer
people fruit to buy.
Shop assistants shouldn't encourage you to buy things
you haven't asked for.
Cashiers shouldn't chat to customers.
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supermarkets mobile phone / computer shops
clothes shops gyms
banks department stores
chemists
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how often you go there
how convenient the opening and closing times are
what the facilities are like (queuing, changing rooms,
background music, seating areas, etc.)
what the staff are like (enough of them, helpful, etc.)
what the customer service is like if you have a problem
any especially good or bad experiences you have had
really improve customer service in these places.
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Fill in the Blanks
Are the highlighted forms right (/) or wrong (X)? Write "correct" if right, and change the wrong ones.
Ex: I tried to phone the bank but I wasn't able to get through. (/) correct
I'm afraid I won't can go to the meeting. (X) I won't be able to
He can to speak French really well.
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Write "correct" if right, and change the wrong ones.
Ex: I tried to phone the bank but I wasn't able to get through. (/) correct
I'm afraid I won't can go to the meeting. (X) I won't be able to
The office is closed now, but you should can phone them on Monday.
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Write "correct" if right, and change the wrong ones.
Ex: I tried to phone the bank but I wasn't able to get through. (/) correct
I'm afraid I won't can go to the meeting. (X) I won't be able to
He loves music - he could play the violin when he was four!
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Write "correct" if right, and change the wrong ones.
Ex: I tried to phone the bank but I wasn't able to get through. (/) correct
I'm afraid I won't can go to the meeting. (X) I won't be able to
You couldn't be serious! The ball was definitely out.
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Write "correct" if right, and change the wrong ones.
Ex: I tried to phone the bank but I wasn't able to get through. (/) correct
I'm afraid I won't can go to the meeting. (X) I won't be able to
I love this shopping centre. It's great to be able to buy everything in one place.
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Write "correct" if right, and change the wrong ones.
Ex: I tried to phone the bank but I wasn't able to get through. (/) correct
I'm afraid I won't can go to the meeting. (X) I won't be able to
There's a shop assistant - she might can help you.
Type answer...
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Open Ended
Complete the statements with your own ideas.
Everybody should be able to...
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Open Ended
Complete the statements with your own ideas.
I hate not being able to...
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Open Ended
Complete the statements with your own ideas.
I've never been able to…
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Open Ended
Complete the statements with your own ideas.
I'd love to be able to..
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Open Ended
Complete the statements with your own ideas.
Even though it was very difficult, I was able to..
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Open Ended
Complete the statements with your own ideas.
IfI work / study hard, I hope I'll be able to ... in a few years' time.
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