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REAL ENGLISH Excuse me.
A. (🎧2-10) Listen and read. Then repeat the conversation and replace the words in blue.
B. Practice with a partner. Replace any words to make your own conversation.
1. shirts - caps
Look at those T-shirts!
Yeah, they're pretty cool.
2. shirt - cap
Excuse me, can I see that T-shirt, please?
Sure, here you go.
3. $15 - $20
How much is it?
It's $10. Would you like to buy it?
Yes, please.
4. small - long
Oh no-it's too big!
🎧2-11
| TALKING ABOUT PRICES (P. 169) |
| How much is this T-shirt? How much are those sneakers? | It's cheap. It's only $20. They're $50. | |
| I'd like that T-shirt, please. | Here you are. / Here you go. | I'd = I would |
| Would you like this baseball cap? Would you like to see these sneakers? | Yes, please./No, thanks. I'd like that one. No, thanks. I'd like to see those ones, please. | |
| Look at that jacket! Should I buy it? | Try it on first. Don't buy it. It's too expensive. |
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C. (🎧2-12) Complete the conversation. Then listen and check your answers.
1. A: __________ this wallet? 2. A: __________ that watch?
B: __________ $12. B: __________ $50.
3. A: __________ this cap? 4. A: __________ those books?
B: __________ cheap. B: __________$15.
__________ $10.
D. (🎧2-13) Complete the conversation. Listen and check your answers. Then practice the conversation with a partner.
Buyer: Excuse me, can I see that sweatshirt, please?
Seller: (1) _______ you (2) _______ to see the blue one?
Buyer: No, (3) I' _______ (4) _______ to see the red one, please.
Seller: Here you go. It's $30. (5) _______ it on first.
Buyer: Hmm, it's too expensive. (6) _______ is the blue one?
Seller: It's $25.
Buyer: OK, great. (7) I' _______ (8) _______ the blue one, please.
E. Work in pairs. You are at a store. Student A: You are a customer. Student B: You are a store assistant. Put some personal items on your desk, and try to buy or sell them.
Excuse me, can I see that phone, please?
How much is it?
Sure, here you are.
It's $20. Would you like to buy it?
Yes, please./ No, thanks.
