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Phrases
1. to change [tòend ] – разменивать, change – мелочь, сдача
2. to pay (paid, paid) – платить
3. How much is it? - Сколько стоит …?
What does it cost? -
What’s price of?
What price is this…?
4. open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. – открыто с 9 до 18 часов
5. Monday to Saturday – с понедельника по субботу
6. closing (opening) time – время закрытия (открытия)
7. to serve [s¶:v], to aftend (to) – обсуживать
8. to wrap [`ræp] – заворачивать (покупку)
9. fitting room – примерочная
10. to try on [`trai`Én] – примерять
11. to be stock size – иметь стандартную фигуру
12. to take size … gloves, collour [`kÉl¶] – носить… размер перчаток, рубашки (по воротичку)
13. to wear shoes size … - обуви
14. to be dress size … - платься
15. to fit – сидеть, подходить (о платье и т.д.)
16. to be a misfit – плохо сидеть
17. to suit, to become – быть к лицу, подходить, идти
18. to match, to go with – сочетаться, гармонировать
19. style [stail], design [di`zain] – фасон
20. cut – покрой
21. fashion, vogue [v¶ug] – мода
22. to come into fashion – войти в моду
23. all the vogue – крик моды
24. up – to date – современный
out – of – date – устаревший
25. stylish [`stailiò] – стильный, модный
26. dowdy [`d¶udi] – непривлекательный, безвкусный
27. to be long-wearing – быть носким (долго носиться)
28. to afford [¶`fÉ:d] – иметь возможность, быть в состоянии, позволить себе
can’t afford smth, to buy smth – не по средствам купить что-либо
29. to be short of money – иметь мало денег
30. to run out of smth – кончиться (о запасах)
to run short of smth – кончиться
I’ve run out of shampoo. – У меня закончился шампунь.
31. that will do – этого достаточно; это годится, устраивает
will this do? – это/эта/этот устраивает?
~ these ~? – эти ~?
32. to pay through the nose – платить бешенные деньги, с лихвой
33. into the bargain – к тому же, впридачу
34. to be a good seller – хорошо продаваться (о товаре)
35. to buy a pig in a poke – купить кота в мешке
36. to look (well) – выглядеть (хорошо)
37. to be hard up – быть на мели
Ex. 1. Fill in the blanks with the verbs, given below in the proper form;
1) This dress … you nicely. 2) I want a hat to … this coat. 3) What colour shoes … best … my suit, do you think? 4) I don’t think the curtains and the carpet … very well together. 5) The blue blouse … you greatly. 6) You … quite a beauty in this frock. 7) To my wind, the eye-shade … perfectly well … your eye colour. 8) The dinner jacket … you perfectly. You … smart in it! 9)This is great! Everything….
fit, suit, become, match, go with, look.
Ex. 2. Fill in prepositions and adverbs where necessary.
1) What size do you take … hats? 2) I’m afraid these shoes won’t go very well … this gown. 3) It wears well and it keeps … shape. 4) I’d like a pair … black laced boots. 5) Cut … 5 meters … this silk, please. 6) I can never tell natural silk … artificial. 7) Let me try that parka …. 8) I have run … soap. 9) Give me those yellow gloves and that orange umbrella … the bargain. 10) I paid … the nose … these white trainers.
Ex. 3. Fill in the blanks with the corresponding word (from the list below).
1) I do my … at the Central Department Store. 2) They have a good selection and their prices are …, too. 3) - They're having a big … at Mothercare. – Anything in particular … sale? 4) How much did you … for your bedroom suite? 5) – I'm interested in seeing your … coats. – Do you have any particular … in wind? – White, or some light colour, I think. 6) I spent the afternoon … for clothes. 7) I called in the Jeweller's to buy … for my girl-friend. 8) There is a lovely winter coat in your ….Do you sell them, I wonder? 9) – Here comes my coat. I'm dying to see myself in it. – Come this way; this … is vacant. 10) It's a … at that price. 11) This style is coming into … again. 12) How long do your shops keep … on Saturdays? 13) When I'm very much hard up I do my … at …. There one can get everything surprisingly cheap. 14) This sports car is too …. We can't … to buy it. 15) I want … a 20 pound note, please. 16) – It's 5.71 pounds. – I'm sorry, I have no … about me, so keep the …, please.
(Sale, pay, summer, shopping (3), an engagement ring, low, on, colour, fashion, bargain, sitting room, window, rag fair, change (v), change (п. 2), stylish, expensive, afford, open).
Text B
Tastes differ. That’s why all people wear different clothes. Besides they wear different clothes when it is warm and cold. When it is cold we put on sweaters, coats, caps and gloves. When it’s warm we take off warm clothes and put on light shirts or blouses and dresses.
My favourite clothes are jeans, shirts and sweaters or jackets. They are comfortable. And I can wear them in any weather. Now I’m wearing jeans, a white shirt and a sweater. But tomorrow is my friend’s birthday. He invited me to the birthday party. So I shall be in my best.
My mother bought me a nice suit and new shoes. We went to the shop together, and chose a grey suit. I tried it on. It was my size and suited me well. I looked great. Mother paid money for the suit and we brought it home. It’s a pity I didn’t try the shoes on. They were the wrong size. And now they are OK. Frankly speaking, I don’t like shopping. There are more interesting things.
Ex. 1. Insert missing words:
1) Tastes differ. That’s why people … different ….
2) My … clothes are jeans, …, … and …. They are ….
3) My mother … a nice … and new ….
4) It was my … and … me well.
5) My mother … them for the bigger ….
Ex. 2. Agree or disagree. Correct the wrong statements:
a. When it is cold we put on light shirts or blouses, T-shirts, or dresses, caps and gloves.
b. I can wear jeans in any weather.
c. We went to the sports ground and chose a green suit.
d. It’s a pity, I didn’t try the shoes on they were the right size.
Ex. 3. Translate into English:
1. О вкусах не спорят.
2. Кроме того, они носят различную одежду, когда тепло и когда холодно.
3. Джинсы удобны.
4. Я одену все самое лучшее.
5. Честно говоря, я не люблю ходить по магазинам.
Ex. 4. Answer the questions:
a. Why do people wear different clothes?
b. What do you put on when it’s warm or cold?
c. What are your favourite clothes?
d. What are you wearing now?
e. What do you wear every day?
f. What will you put on tomorrow?
g. What did you wear yesterday?
h. What do you put on when you go to the party?
i. What did you buy last month? Did it suit you?
j. Do you like to go shopping?
PART III
Money
Great Britain – p ₤ (pounds and pence)
100 pence (100p) – 1 pound (1)
amount – сумма, coin – монета
1/2p – a halfpenny [`heipni]
1p – a penny
2p – two pence [`tLp¶ns], a twopenny [`tLp¶ni] piece
5p – five pence [`faivp¶ns], a fivepenny [`faivp¶ni] piece
10p – ten pence [`tenp¶ns], a tenpenny [`tenp¶ni] piece
50 p – fifty pence, a fifty pence peice
1 – a pound, (collog/) a quid [kwid]; a pound note
5, 10, 20 – five/ten/twenty pounds, quid; a five/ten/twenty pound note,
(collog.) a fiver/tenner
d. – three pounds eighty two (pence)
The USA - $ c (dollars and cents)
100 cents (100c) – 1 dollar (1$)
1c – a cent, a penny
5c – five cents, a nickel
10c – ten cents, a dime
25c – twenty five cents, a quarter
50c – half a dollar, a halfdollar; (collog.) half a buck [bLk]
1 – a dollar, a buck; a dollar bill
5, 10, 20 – five/ten/twenty dollars, bucks; a five/ten/twenty dollar bill
4. – three dollars eighty two (cents)
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