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Shopping at the market
I can buy things at the market.
1. Study the Key Phrases. Then say weights 1-6.
| KEY PHRASES |
| Saying weights 100 g = a / one hundred grams 325 g = three hundred and twenty-five grams 675 g = six hundred and seventy-five grams 1 kg = a / one kilo 1⁄2 kg = half a kilo 2 1⁄2 kg two and a half kilos 1⁄4 kg a quarter of a kilo |
1. 650 g 4. 32 kg
2. 2 kg 5. 5 kg
3. 100 g 6. 500 g
2. 🎧3.12 Listen and write the weights you hear. Then listen and repeat.
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3. 🎧3.13 Match the fruit to photos 1-8. Then listen to Emma shopping at the market. Tick (✔) the things she buys.
| green beans strawberries tomatoes pears apples grapes bananas oranges |
1. ⬜ 2. ⬜ 3. ⬜ 4. ⬜
5. ⬜ 6. ⬜ 7. ⬜ 8. ⬜
4. 🎧3.13 Study the Key Phrases. Listen to the conversation again and write True or False. Correct the false sentences.
| KEY PHRASES |
| Buying things at the market Good morning. What would you like? How much is / are...? It's / They are ... I'd like ..., please. Is that everything? How much is that? |
1. Emma wants to make a fruit salad.
2. First she wants half a kilo of apples.
3. The strawberries are cheap.
4. One pear costs 40p.
5. Emma buys some green apples.
6. Emma also wants three oranges.
7. The shopping costs £7.55.
5. 🎧3.14 Listen and repeat the dialogue.
Woman: Good morning. What would you like?
George: I'd like a kilo of pears, please.
Woman: They're £1.75 a kilo.
George: That's fine. Can I have three red peppers, please?
Woman: Sure. Here you are.
George: Thanks.
Woman: Anything else?
George: Yes. 250 grams of green beans.
Woman: OK, here you go. Is that everything?
George: Yes, thanks. How much is that?
Woman: That's £4.30, please.
George: Here you are.
Woman: Thanks. Bye! George Bye.
6. 
USE IT! Work in pairs. Imagine you want to buy the fruit in the picture. Prepare and practise a new dialogue using the Key Phrases and the dialogue in exercise 5.
bananas 14,000 VND/kg
mangoes 63,000 VND/kg
durians 75,000 VND/kg
tomatoes 45,000 VND/kg
oranges 50,000 VND/kg
