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    This document provides instructions and materials for an English language lesson about shopping at the market. It includes a role play scenario where a student named Ayesha buys a broken clock at the market and wants her money back. The lesson guides students through discussing markets, acting out the scenario, and practicing common shopping phrases in English like "How much is this?" and "This doesn't work, can I have my money back?". The goal is for students to learn vocabulary and phrases for shopping and resolving issues at the market in English.

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    This document provides instructions and materials for an English language lesson about shopping at the market. It includes a role play scenario where a student named Ayesha buys a broken clock at the market and wants her money back. The lesson guides students through discussing markets, acting out the scenario, and practicing common shopping phrases in English like "How much is this?" and "This doesn't work, can I have my money back?". The goal is for students to learn vocabulary and phrases for shopping and resolving issues at the market in English.

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    Have You Ever Taken Something Back To The ?: Market

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    This document provides instructions and materials for an English language lesson about shopping at the market. It includes a role play scenario where a student named Ayesha buys a broken clock at the market and wants her money back. The lesson guides students through discussing markets, acting out the scenario, and practicing common shopping phrases in English like "How much is this?" and "This doesn't work, can I have my money back?". The goal is for students to learn vocabulary and phrases for shopping and resolving issues at the market in English.

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    4.

    Market LEARNING
    ENGLISH

    Have you ever…


    taken something
    back to the
    market?

    4 Play film 2

    Show:
    1 market, market stall, Ask
    5 What does Ayesha buy?
    clock, watch, money,
    [A clock.]
    five pounds, broken How much is it?
    [£10.]
    What’s the problem?
    [It doesn’t work / It goes
    backwards.]
    Play film 1 and
    2 6 Play film 2 again
    repeat the words
    Extra word: different

    Ask Pause and discuss


    3 Where do you like to go
    shopping?
    Do you go to the market? Ask
    7 What should she do?
    What are the good things about
    markets? What could she say in English?
    What are the bad things? Would you buy a clock at the
    market? (Why/Why not?)
    Play audio and
    8 Play film 3 11
    repeat the phrases
    How much is this clock?
    How much is this watch?
    How much are these shoes?
    This clock doesn’t work.
    9 Ask This watch doesn’t work.
    What did Ayesha say to the This T-shirt doesn’t fit.
    trader first? Can I have my money back?
    [Excuse me. This clock doesn’t Can I have another one?
    work.] Can I have a new one?
    What did the trader want to give
    her?
    [A different clock.] 12
    What did Ayesha want?
    [Her money back.]
    In pairs

    10 Play film 3 again

    Pause and discuss

    13 Ask 14 Ask and check


    Have you taken things back to the Can you now …
    shop or market? (What? When? What • use some new words to do
    happened?) with shopping?
    Where can you buy nice things for • ask how much things cost?
    your home? • say what’s wrong with
    Do you always keep receipts? (Why / something you have
    Why not?) bought?
    Is there a good market where you
    live? (Tell us about it.)
    How are British markets different to
    markets in other countries?
    Extra

    Acting Card Draw


    Draw other shopping words e.g.
    LEARNING
    game rug, jacket, mixer, kettle, radio,
    ENGLISH smartphone, trousers, pushchair,
    scooter, picture, camera, DVD
    player

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