LESSON 2 SUPERMARKET PART 1

Match the following

• department store

• I'd like to use my _____ to pay for this item

• escalator

• I found a great _____ for 50% off at the grocery store

• coupon

• The _____ has a wide variety of cheeses and meats

• delicatessen

• Let's take the _____ to the second floor

• credit card

• I need to buy a new pair of jeans, so I'll go to the _____

Butcher’s, Card Machine, Cash, Cashier / Clerk, Charge for, Cheques, Client, Coins, Cost

what the meaning of the word below?

Coupon, Credit, credit card, debit card, Delicatessen, Department Store, Discount

what the meaning of the word below?

Electrical Store, Escalator, Fitting Rooms, Florist, Gardening store, General Store, Gift Receipt,

Grand opening sale

what the meaning of the word below?

1. When a product is labeled "sold out", it means that:

• A. The product is very cheap.

• B. The product is very expensive.

• C. The product is no longer available for purchase

• D. The product is frozen.

2. If a product is described as "overpriced", it means that:

• A. The product is free.

• B. The product is too expensive for its quality.

• C. The product is very cheap.

• D. The product is frozen.

3. A supermarket that is "open" means that:

• A. The supermarket is closed and not operating.

• B. The supermarket is available for shopping.

• C. The supermarket is only selling frozen foods.

• D. The supermarket is very expensive.

4. When you see a sign that says "free samples", it means you can:

• A. Buy the product at a very low price.

• B. Try the product without paying.

• C. Freeze the product at home.

• D. Close the store.

5. If a product is "frozen", it means that:

• A. The product is very old.

• B. The product is very cheap.

• C. The product is very cold and solid.

• D. The product is sold out.

Explain the difference between a "cheap" product and an "expensive" product.

• A "cheap" product has a high price , while an "expensive" product is one that has a low price

• A "cheap" product is one that has a low price, while an "expensive" product has a high price