DANH SÁCH TỔ 3
Đỗ Thị Bảo Châu
Đỗ Thị Mỹ Lệ
Cao Ánh Ngọc
Nguyễn Thị Thanh Thuỷ
Lê Thị Kim Chi
Nguyễn Thị Kim Chi
Phan Thị Điều
Phan Trần Ngọc Quyên
Phan Thị Phương Diễm
Trần Trang Minh Phú
Unit 4: LET’S GO SHOPPING!
Practice
Discussing grammar
1. Complete the sentences with some or any

1. Have you got _____ brothers or sisters?
2. We don’t need _____ olive oil.
3. Here are _____ letters for you.
4. I need _____ money.
5. Is there _____ petrol in the car?
any
any
come
come
any
2. Complete the sentences with much or many

1. Have you got _____ homework?
2. We don’t need _____ eggs. Just half a dozen.
3. Is there _____ traffic in your town?
4. I don’t know _____ students in this class.
5. How _____ people live in your house?
much
many
much
many
many
3. Complete the sentences with a little, a few, or a lot of.

1. I have _____ close friends. Two of three.
2. He has ______ money. He’s a millionaire.
3. “Do you take sugar in coffee?” “Just _____ half a spoonful.”
4. “Have you got ______ CDs?” “Hundreds.”
5. I’ll be ready in _____ minutes.
6. She speaks good Spanish, but only _____ Russian
a few
a lot of
a little
a lot of
a few
a little




Match the numbers in A and the pictures in B
make-up
bottles of perfume
hairbrushes
tomels
toothbrushes
toothpaste
shampoo
a mirror
toilet paper
soap
a sink
a bathtub
Complete the sentences with the correct work








1. “ Did you meet ______ nice at the party?”
“ Yes. I met _______ who knows you!”
2. “ Ouch! There’s ________ in my eye!”
“ Let’s me look. No, I can’t see _______”
anyone
someone
something
anything
3. “ Let’s go __________ hot for our holidays.”
“ But we can’t go ________ that’s too expensive.”
4. “ I am so unhappy. _______ loves me.”
“ I know ________ who loves you. Me.”
5. I lost my glasses. I looked ________, but I couldn’t find them.
6. “ Did you buy _______ at the shops?”
“ No, ____. I didn’t have any money.”
7. I’m bored. I want _________ interesting to read, or ________ interesting to talk to, or __________ interesting to go.
8. It was a great party. ________ loved it.
somewhere
anywhere
Nobody
someone
everyone
anything
thing
something
someone
somewhere
Everyone
MY UNCLE’S SHOPKEEPER
Articles
Read and listen to the text

My uncle’s shopkeeper. He has a shop in an old village by the River Thames near Oxford. The shop sells a lot of things-bread, milk, fruit, vegetables, newspaper-almost everything! It is also the village post office. The children in the village always stop to spend a few pence on sweets or ice-cream on their way home from school.
My uncle doesn’t often leave the village. He hasn’t got a car, so once a month he goes by bus to Oxford and has lunch at the Grand Hotel with some friends. He is one of the happiest men I know.
PRACTICE
Discussing grammar
Complete the sentences with a/ an, the, or nothing.

1. I have two children, ___ boy and ___ girl. ____ boy is twenty-two and ____ girl is nineteen.
2. Mike’s ___ soldier in ____ Army, and Peter’s at ___ university.
3. My wife goes to ___ work by ___ train. She is ___ accountant. I don’t have ___ job. I stay at ___ home and look after ____ children.
a
a
The
x
an
the
the
the
a
a
x
x
x
4. What ___ lovely day! Why don’t we go for ___ picnic in ____ park?
5. “ What did you have for ___ lunch?” “Just ___ sandwich.”
6. Look at ____ sun. It is rising.
7. The girl in a red dress is ___ singer.
8. Please open ____ door!
9. ____ teacher told us ___ amusing story.
10. He went to ___ England and bought ___ house in ___ London.
The
the
the
the
a
a
a
a
a
x
x
x
an
READING & SPEAKING
SHOPPING
1. Today, Fanny and her sister want to go shopping. As they have a good many things to buy they will not go to various small shop, but to Selfridge’s, the big stores in Oxford street; it will save time, as everything can be bought there, in different departments, from a pound of cake to a yard of ribbon, from a fur-coat worth £150 to a lip-stick of £25.
2. First, they must get some shoes for Fanny. The shoe-department is on the second floor, and Fanny wants to take the moving-stairway; but her sister prefers the lift. A shop-walker shows them where it is. When they come out of it, a fair little shop-assistant comes up to them.
Shop-assistant. – “ Good afternoon, Madam; what can I do for you?
Mrs. Martin. – I want two pairs of shoes for my young sister her; a pair of walking shoes, and another one for town wear.
Shop-assistant. – Please, Madam, what size does she takes?
Mrs. Martin. – It depends on the make; three, or three and a half.
Shop-assistant. – I’ll show you what we have.”
3. Fanny is then shown several pairs of shoes. The shop-girl tries them on, one after the other. Those Fanny likes pinch her, and only those which she does not like fit her!
At last 2 suitable pairs are found, and they prepare to go to the pay-desk. But the girl says: ”No, Madam, everything is paid for here.” And she puts the money into a little tube. Up it goes through the ceiling to the top of the building where the cashier sits; after a few minutes, down it comes again with the bill and the change. How quick it has been!
4. Then, they go to the perfumery department, for there is a big clearance-sale of scent and Eau-de-cologne. Mrs. M. “I have been told you had excellent lavender water at 3/8 a pint bottle. Could I see it?
Then, off they go to the tie department; they want one for Daddy’s birthday, and these silk ones are such a bargain at 4/3 a piece, that they take three of them! Won’t Daddy be glad? After a rush through the haberdashery department for some safety-pins, Fanny and her sister are tired out. It’s so unpleasant to be squeezed and jostled by the crowd! But after a nice cup of hot tea at the tea-room upstairs, they fell refreshed and ready to face shopping again.
Pronunciation & New words
Vocal Drill
1. a: car: starve; bargain; farthing
ou: nose: stone; soul; wholesale
o: not: jostle; florin; sovereign
ju: tube: unit; suitable; perfumery
^: but: dozen; currency; customer
au: cow: crowd; how; now
2. clearance, department, lavender, refreshing, cashier, assistant.
3. I wanted an umbrella, and I went into a shop in the Strand, and they said:
“Yes, sir, what sort of an umbrella would you like?” J. K. Jerome
New words
2. Read the text about shopping: Answer the following questions.
1. How can you go to a higher floor in a big shop?
 By taking the moving-stairway
2. What much you tell the shop-girl when you buy a pair of gloves?
 Can I try them on? Where is the place of payment?
3. When are you uncomfortable in your shoes?
 When they pinch me.
2. Read the text about shopping: Answer the following questions.
1. How can you go to a higher floor in a big shop?
 By taking the moving-stairway
2. What much you tell the shop-girl when you buy a pair of gloves?
 Can I try them on? Where is the place of payment?
3. When are you uncomfortable in your shoes?
 When they pinch me.
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