Situation dialogue .

Teacher. I’m not sure that the department store is open now, so we call there to find out. Do it, please. (Exercise 1 (1), page 118)

Pupil: Hello!

Operator: Macy’s, may I help you?

Pupil: Yes, please. Are you open now? How late are you open tonight?

Operator: The shopping mall works from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. without a break for dinner or days off.

Pupil: Thank you very much.

Operator: You are welcome.

Teacher. Are you ready? It takes some minutes to get to the shopping mall if we take a trolley-bus. Let’ go! Be carefully in the street with traffic, your money and check the things you are going to buy. OK?

8. Work in pairs. Complete the conversation and act it out. (Exercise 2, page 118)

Jane: Hi, Ann! You look wonderful today! Where _______you_______(to buy) your new T-shirt and this pair of jeans?

A n n: In Colin's boutique.

Jane: Where______(to be) it?

Ann: Oh, dear. I know where it is, but I don't________(to remember) the address. It is not far from Theatralna Metro Station. You_______ (to go) straight ahead along Bohdan Khmelnytsky Street, and it's on the right. You_____(not, to have to) go far.

Jane: Thank you. I think I'll find it. How much_______(to be) the things you bought?

A n n: I don't remember the exact price of the T-shirt, but the jeans _____ (to be)

120 hrn. The style is more important for me than price. And the price is quite important for my mum. She usually _______(to pay) for the purchase.

J a n e: I like both the style and the price. I'll ask my mum to visit the boutique this afternoon.

9. Relaxation. Radio song. Listen to the radio (by the pupils)

Donna

On a wagon bound for market

There’s a calf with a mournful eye.

High above him there’s a swallow

Winging swiftly through the sky.

Refrain.

How the winds are laughing

They laugh with all their might,

Laugh and laugh the whole day through

And half the summer night.

Donna, Donna, Donna, Donna,

Donna, Donna, Donna, Don.

Donna, Donna, Donna, Donna,

Donna, Donna, Donna, Don.

“Stop complaining”, said the farmer

Who told you a calf to be?

Why don’t you have wings to fly with

Like the swallow so proud and free?

Refrain.

Calves are easily bound and slaughtered

Never knowing the reason why,

But who ever treasures freedom

Like the swallow has learned to fly.

Refrain.

10. Group work. Organize a store and make up dialogues. “At the store”.

(Check on Homework).

Group₁ – At the bookstore.

At the bookstore.

- What can I do for you?

- I am looking for books by J. Rowling. Have you got any books by this famous English author?

- Of course. But what books by J. Rowling are you looking for?

- Harry Potter.

- I’m sorry but we have only the first two parts. Shall I show you?

- Do please.

- Here you are. Do you want anything else?

- No, thank you. What’s the price of it?

- 20 pounds, please. Pay the cash desk, please.

Group₂ – At the toy store.

- Good morning!

- Good morning! What can I do for you?

- I’m looking for a present for my little sister on her birthday.

- May I help you?

- Yes, certainly.

- How old is your sister? And what kind of toys does she prefer – puzzles, dolls, soft toys?

- She is 4 and she likes toys, especially animals.

- Then take a monkey-toy. Look here. It’s funny and the price is not high.

- Oh, I agree with you. I like it. How much does it cost?

- 5pounds. Anything else?

- No, thank you.

- Pay the cash-desk, please. Happy birthday to your sister!

- Thanks, good-bye!

Group₃ – At the greengrocer’s.

- Good afternoon! Can I help you?

- Good afternoon! I’d like to buy two apples. Are your fruit fresh?

- Yes, of course. They are fresh, ripe and tasty. Would you like anything else?

- How much do the apples cost?

- Two pounds.

- Could you give me an orange?

- Yes, certainly.

- And two bananas, please. How much are they?

- 5pounds a kilo. Here you are. Is that all?

- Yes, thank you. How much is it altogether?

- That’s 5pounds.

- Can I pay with my credit card?

- Yes, certainly. Can you sing here, please.

- Thank you, good bye!

- Good-bye!