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The document provides a vocabulary exercise about different types of shops. It contains pictures of shops to be labeled, items to be matched to appropriate shops, a shopping list for students to determine how many shops are needed, sentences to be completed with shop names, and a final exercise matching items to shop types. The goal is to practice vocabulary related to various retail establishments.

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At The Shops Vocabulary Information Gap Activities Picture Dictionaries Wa - 87329

The document provides a vocabulary exercise about different types of shops. It contains pictures of shops to be labeled, items to be matched to appropriate shops, a shopping list for students to determine how many shops are needed, sentences to be completed with shop names, and a final exercise matching items to shop types. The goal is to practice vocabulary related to various retail establishments.

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At the shops (vocabulary)

1) Label the pictures with the words given


below. 5 words you don’t need.
1_________ 2_____________ 3__________ 4_______
DIY store / chemist’s / jeweller’s / baker’s
/ 5__________ 6_____________ 7__________ 8________
garden centre / stationer’s / butcher’s /
bookshop / mobile phone store / toy shop /
estate agent’s/ sports shop / computer
shop/

2) Match each item (1-10) with a shop.


1.1.
a DVD A. newsagent’s 3) Look at John’s shopping list. (There is no
2. tomatoes B. stationer’s supermarket in his town.) Answer the
questions.
3. wrapping paper C. baker’s
1 kg potatoes the new Adele
4. paint D. entertainment store CD
5. medicine E. card shop 2 kg meat paint brushes
6. bread F. greengrocer’s nails 4 burgers
7. a dress G. electrical store a new Wii game a car magazine
8.a pen H. DIY store
1. How many shops does John need to visit?
9.a magazine I. chemist’s ___
10. a fridge J. clothes shop 2. Which ones? ______________________
______________________
______________________
______________________
4) Read the sentences and complete the words from exercises 1 and 2.

1. Ann bought this necklace at the j_______________‘s in Spring Street. It was really expensive!
2. The Browns wanted to move to a bigger house, so they went to the e_____________ a________’s.
3. I’m going to the b____________’s to get some fresh meat for dinner.
4. It’s Mother’s Day on Sunday. I must go to the c_________ s_________.
5. I’m looking for a s_____________ s________ with good tennis equipment.
6. That new c_____________ s________ in town has all the latest fashions, and it’s not expensive.
7. Could you go to the g______________________’s on the corner and get some apples?
8. We bought some paint at the D______ s________. We’re going to decorate our living room.

5) Where would you buy the following things? Write the types of shop.
1. pens, pencils, paper, glue ……… ____________________
2. seeds, flowers, trees, compost…….. ____________________
3. bread, cake, biscuits ………. ____________________
4. CD players, fridge, laptop ……….. ____________________
5. paracetamol, medicine, a toothbrush……. ____________________
6. DVDs, CDs, computer games ………. ____________________
7. car magazines, newspapers ____________________
Answer Key

Exercise 1)
1. chemist’s 2. garden centre 3. bookshop 4. toy shop 5. baker’s
6. mobile phone store 7. stationer’s 8. sports shop

Exercise 2)

1D 2F 3E 4H 5I 6C 7J 8B 9A 10 G

Exercise 3)

1. 5 shops 2. greengrocer’s butcher’s newsagent’s DIY store entertainment store

Exercise 4)

1. jeweller’s 2. estate agent’s 3. butcher’s 4. card shop 5. sports shop


6. clothes shop 7. greengrocer’s 8. DIY store

Exercise 5)

1. stationer’s
2. garden centre
3. baker’s
4. electrical store
5. chemist’s
6. entertainment store
7. newsagent’s

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