Shops are everywhere! From small local stores to large shopping malls, shops play an essential role in our daily lives. This topic focuses on describing the variety of shops in an area, their purpose, and what people can buy there. Students will learn how to use the phrase "there are" to describe multiple objects or places, discuss different types of shops, and express preferences about where they like to shop. By the end of this topic, students will feel comfortable talking about shops and their functions.
GRAMMAR
1. "There Is" vs. "There Are"
- Usage: "There is" is used for singular nouns, and "There are" is used for plural nouns.
Examples:- "There is a bakery near my house."
- "There are many shops in this mall."
2. Describing Quantity with "Many" and "Some"
- Usage: Use "many" for countable nouns and "some" for non-specific quantities.
Examples:- "There are many shops on this street."
- "There are some clothes stores in the market."
3. Present Simple for Facts
- Usage: Use the present simple to talk about facts or habits.
Examples:- "There are many shops that sell clothes."
- "People shop in the market every weekend."
4. Prepositions of Place
- Usage: To describe the location of shops.
Examples:- "The pharmacy is next to the bakery."
- "There are shops in the mall."
- "There is a café near the supermarket."
VOCABULARY
Shop: A place where you can buy goods or services.
Example: "There are many shops in the mall."Mall: A large building with many shops inside.
Example: "We went to the mall to buy clothes."Bakery: A shop that sells bread, cakes, and pastries.
Example: "The bakery near my house has fresh bread every morning."Pharmacy: A shop that sells medicine and health products.
Example: "I went to the pharmacy to buy some vitamins."Clothes store: A shop that sells clothes.
Example: "There are many clothes stores in the shopping center."Supermarket: A large shop that sells food and household items.
Example: "I buy groceries at the supermarket every week."Bookstore: A shop that sells books.
Example: "I love spending time in the bookstore."Market: An open space where people sell food, clothes, and other items.
Example: "The market is busy on weekends."Toy shop: A shop that sells toys for children.
Example: "The toy shop has a lot of fun items for kids."Furniture store: A shop that sells furniture like tables, chairs, and beds.
Example: "We bought a new sofa at the furniture store."
USEFUL EXPRESSIONS
- "There are many shops on this street."
- "This mall has a variety of shops."
- "Do you know where the nearest pharmacy is?"
- "I like to visit the bakery in the morning."
- "Markets are great for fresh produce."
- "Where can I find a bookstore?"
- "There is a supermarket near my house."
- "This area has both small shops and big stores."
- "There are many clothes stores in the shopping mall."
- "I enjoy shopping in different types of shops."
SENTENCES
Positive Sentences
- "There are many shops in this area."
- "The mall has a variety of shops for everyone."
- "There is a market where you can buy fresh fruits."
Negative Sentences
- "There aren’t any shops in my neighborhood."
- "There is no pharmacy near my house."
- "There aren’t many toy shops in this town."
Questions
- "Are there any shops near here?"
- "How many shops are in the mall?"
- "Where can I find a bakery?"
Answers
- "Yes, there are many shops on the main street."
- "There is a supermarket and a pharmacy nearby."
- "You can find a clothes store next to the café."
CONVERSATION
Scene: Two friends are walking in the city.
Emma: There are so many shops on this street!
Tom: Yes, it’s a great place for shopping. Look, there’s a bookstore!
Emma: I love bookstores. Let’s go inside!
Tom: Sure. After that, we can go to the bakery. I heard they have delicious cakes.
Emma: That sounds perfect. Are there any clothes stores here?
Tom: Yes, there are a few clothes stores down the street.
Emma: Great! Let’s explore the area.
READING
"Shops in the City"
The city is full of shops of all kinds. There are big stores, like supermarkets, and small shops, like bakeries and pharmacies. On the main street, there are clothes stores, toy shops, and even a bookstore.
Many people enjoy shopping in malls because they can find everything in one place. Malls have a variety of shops, including restaurants and cafés. On weekends, the markets are very busy. People go there to buy fresh fruits, vegetables, and other items.
Shopping is an important part of our lives. Whether you prefer small shops or big malls, there is always something for everyone.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Q: What kinds of shops are mentioned in the text?
A: The text mentions supermarkets, bakeries, pharmacies, clothes stores, toy shops, and bookstores.Q: Why do people like shopping in malls?
A: People like shopping in malls because they can find everything in one place.Q: What can you buy in markets?
A: You can buy fresh fruits, vegetables, and other items in markets.Q: Are the markets busy on weekends?
A: Yes, the markets are very busy on weekends.Q: Do people prefer small shops or big malls?
A: Some people prefer small shops, while others prefer big malls.
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