Unit 2. Form 7.

 Complete the sentences. One word is extra.

Word Box: a bakery, a chemist’s, a department store, for ages, a grocery, a mall, a newsagent’s, a store, window-shopping

1. I need to buy some fresh bread and croissants, so I’m going to __________.

2. Wow, look at this huge building! It’s __________ with dozens of different clothing shops, a cinema, and a food court.

3. My mom doesn't want to buy anything today; she just wants to go __________ and look at the beautiful displays.

4. If you have a headache, you should go to __________ to get some medicine.

5. I haven't seen my primary school friends __________! It feels like it's been years.

6. Can you stop by __________ on your way home and pick up today's newspaper or a magazine?

7. We need to buy some milk, eggs, and fresh vegetables at the local __________.

8. Harrods in London is a very famous __________ where you can buy almost anything, from perfume to luxury furniture, across multiple floors.

 Match the Definitions

Words & Phrases Definitions

1. A bakery A. A very large building or covered area containing many different shops and restaurants.

2. A chemist’s B. The activity of looking at goods displayed in shop windows without intending to buy anything.

3. For ages C. A shop where you can buy fresh newspapers, magazines, and sweets.

4. A grocery D. A shop where bread, cakes, and pastries are baked and sold.

5. A mall E. A large shop divided into several sections, each selling a different type of goods (e.g., clothes, cosmetics, electronics).

6. A newsagent’s F. A shop where medicines are prepared and sold; a pharmacy.

7. Window-shopping G. For a very long period of time.

8. A store H. A shop that sells food and other small household goods.

Keys:

 1:

a bakery

a mall

window-shopping

a chemist’s

for ages

a newsagent’s

a grocery

department store (Extra word: a store)

 2:

1 – D, 2 – F, 3 – G, 4 – H, 5 – A, 6 – C, 7 – B, 8 – E.