What did Dan buy for his big date? Ask your partner for the missing information. Then confirm the total.Getting Information:What did he buy at London Rolls Bakery? How much was it? How much was the total? How did he pay for it?Confirming Information:He bought a chocolate cake and two pastries. It was $12.50 for the cake and $2.00 for the pastries? With tax, the total came to 13.25? He paid $20.00 cash and got $6.75 change. (He put it on his credit card/He wrote a check.)So that’s a total of $13.25 for the cake and pastries. That’s right.What did Dan buy for his big date? Ask your partner for the missing information. Then confirm the total.Getting Information:What did he buy at London Rolls Bakery? How much was it? How much was the total? How did he pay for it?Confirming Information:He bought a chocolate cake and two pastries. It was $12.50 for the cake and $2.00 for the pastries? With tax, the total came to 13.25? He paid $20.00 cash and got $6.75 change. (He put it on his credit card/He wrote a check.)So that’s a total of $13.25 for the cake and pastries. That’s right.Fill in the blanks with the words in the box below:(1) reasonablecheap expensive(2) cash checkcredit card(3) fit tight baggy(4) discount tip tax(5) than as for(1) The price: If something costs a lot of money then it is ____________. But if it’s on sale then it is usually ____________. A ____________ price is the price that you would expect to pay for something.(2) Payment: When you pay for something, if you have enough money in your pocket you can pay with ___________. If you don’t, you can put it on your _____________ or write a _____________.(3) Sizes: If you have gained some weight, your clothes might be a little ____________. On the other hand, if you have lost some weight, they might be a little _____________. If your clothes ___________, then they are not too big and they are not too small.(4) The Bill: When you go to a restaurant, it is nice to get a ____________. It’s also nice to get service. But if the service isn’t good, then you don’t have to leave a ___________. In some countries, when you order food you also have to pay a _____________.(5) Comparison Shopping: Forty dollars __________ a meal is a little expensive. Of course, there are some restaurants that are much more pricey ____________ that. On the other hand, there are some really good restaurants that are not as costly ________ that.(A) (money) for (something) What do you think is cheap?(1) Ten dollars for a shirt is cheap. (2)What do you think is expensive?(1) (2)What do you think is a reasonable price to pay for a pair of shoes?(1)What do you think is a reasonable price to pay for a dinner with a date?(2)(B) be (adjective)+er than,Make three sentences using some of the following adjectives:cheapeasyhealthyroomyhighspicyfastbigsafetightlowcozy(1) Fish is healthier than beef or pork.(2)(3)(C) be more (adjective) thanMake three sentences using some of the following adjectives:delicious importantreliable affordableenvironmentallyfillingpowerfuldurablecompactfriendlycomfortable(1) Compact cars are more environmentally friendly than gas guzzlers.(2)(3)(D) be not as (adjective) as Using any adjectives from (B) and (C) above, make three sentences:(1) Motels are not as expensive as hotels.(2) (3)(1) If something is ______________ then you have enough money to buy it.(a) affordable(b) cheap(c) expensive(2) A ______________ product is one that lasts for a long time.(a) powerful(b) environmentally(c) durablefriendly(3) When you buy software you want something that is ___________________.(a) unreliable(b) easy to install(c) roomy(4) If a building has a lot of space then we say it is _________________.(a) comfortable(b) roomy(c) tight(5) When you wear stylish clothing, you are _________________.(a) fashionable(b) snobby(c) cozy(6) A _____________ friend is a friend who doesn’t break their promises.(a) powerful(b) important(c) reliable(7) When your clothes are too ______________, maybe you need to go on adiet.(a) comfortable(b) baggy(c) tight(8) A ____________ blanket is very comfortable.(a) tight(b) cozy(c) itchyThere are ten mistakes in the following paragraph. Find them and correct them.Teachers! Write your own paragraph to emphasize points you taught for this section.124 6810161735 7 9111213141518 19Across: 2. If an item is on sale you get a _________. 4. Has lots of space. 6. Money that you carry on you. 7. $700.00 ____ a pair of pants. That’s expensive! 8. It’s more affordable _____ the other one. 10. Cozy. 14. How ______ is it? 15. It’s ______ to install. 16. The tie __________ your shirt. 18. Something you leave if your waiter was good. 19. _______ that’s $25.00.Down: 1. You said $43.99, _________? 3. The total _______ ______ $55.47. 4. Not expensive and not cheap. 5. I’ll _______ a check. 9. Would you like to ______ it on your credit card? 11. Here’s your ______ and your change. 12. The hamburger is not as healthy ____ the vegetarian sub. 13. I like your sweater. It ______ ______ on you. 17. Money that the government collects.There are many ways to compare things. Often, we use an adjective and one of the followingsentences patterns:Expressions for Comparing Two Objectscheap, easy to usecheaper (than), easier to use (than)comfortable, powerfulmore comfortable (than), more powerful (than)not cheap, not comfortablenot as cheap (as), not as comfortable (as)As a class: Look at the advertisements below and make comparisons between the products:Advantages of Cool Walkers(1)Cool Walkers are not as expensive as Slim Jim's.(2)(3)Advantages of Slim Jimms:(1)Slim Jim's are more durable than Cool Walkers.(2)(3)Work in pairs. Compare these items. Write your comparisons down in your workbook or on aseparate piece of paper. (Teachers, lengthen it: A longer more in-depth activity is available from the teacher’s manual).That’s like comparing apples and oranges. This means that two things are so different that you can’t compare them.Look at the conversation below. When you do the shopping role-play, use thisconversation as a guide.Clerk: Welcome to Kenny’s Shoes. We’re having a sale on dress shoes.Shopper: That’s great. I need some dress shoes. What do you have on sale? Clerk: Well, we have Silver Jim's and Cool Walkers.Shopper: Clerk:What do you recommend? Well, Silver Jim's are more fashionable and higher quality. Whereas, Cool Walkers are not as expensive and they’re more comfortable.Shopper: What’s the difference in price? Clerk: With tax, the Silver Jim's come to $47.00 and the Cool Walkerscome to $39.00.Shopper: So that’s about an $8.00 difference. Clerk: That’s right.Shopper: I’ll take the Cool Walkers. Clerk: How would you like to pay?Shopper:Clerk: Shopper:I’ll put it on my credit card. ...Alright, here’s your receipt. Have a nice day. Thanks.You are going on a vacation and you need to do some shoppingbefore you go. (1) Open a store: The teacher will give you a store with two products. Write your product information in the blank spaces. (2) Make a shopping list: The teacher will give you a shopping list. (3) Make a budget: The teacher will write down your budget for cash, checks, and credit cards. (4) Go shopping: Visit other student stores and decide what you will buy. Write the other store’s product information in your table.cont . . .(1) Write down your product information:Store Name: _______________________________Product 1:Product 2: ____________________________________________________________AdvantagesComparativeAdvantagesComparative(2) Write down the items on your shopping list:(1) ______________________ (2) ______________________ (3) ______________________ (4) ______________________(5) _______________________ (6) _______________________ (7) _______________________ (8) _______________________(3) Write down your budget:Budget: Cash $__________, Checks $___________, Credit Cards $__________(4) Go shopping:StoreProductsAdvantagesPricePaymentKenny’s ShoesSilver Jim's more fashionable, higher quality Cool Walkers not as expensive, more comfortable$47.00 $39.00Credit card XLook at the expressions on the blackboard. Write a title for each category of expressions:Look at the two receipts. Use words you find on these receipts to fill in the blanks:Money that you receive from a clerk along with your receipt: Money that you pay to the government: The cost of an item before tax: The amount that you save off of the regular price: Money you give for good service.________________ ________________ ________________ ________________ ________________ ________________Money that includes tax, discounts, and the price.What do you think? Are these prices expensive, reasonable, or cheap?___________ $60.00 for a pair of jeans. ___________ $100.00 for a tie.___________ $1.00 for a cup of coffee. ___________ $8.00 for a shirt.___________ $20.00 for a glass of wine. ___________ $7.00 for a movie ticket.Clerk: Customer: Clerk: Customer: Clerk: Customer:I really like that jacket!(1)It looks good on you.I don’t know.It’s more expensive than the other one.(2)But it makes you look thin.(3)I’ll tell you what: I’ll give you a 10% discount. (4)Alright. I’ll take it. How much is it?With tax, the total comes to $48.50.(5)How would you like to pay?I’ll put it on my credit card.(6)(1)sweater(2) not as stylish as (3) it goes well with your pantsshirtmuch brighter thanit matches your shoes(4)25%(5)$38.62(5)write a check15%$28.87pay with cashPeople appreciate when you notice them. Here are some ways to notice and compliment:Noticing:I really like your jacket. Did you get a haircut?Are you wearing new glasses? Have you lost some weight?Complimenting:It looks good on you. It suits you. It makes you look thin.It goes well with your shirt. It matches your dress. You’re looking good/fit/healthy.Walk around the class and talk to other class members. Compliment them on something theyare wearing. And then ask them questions about that clothes item. Use the questions below:NameItemShopDate of PurchasePricePayment Satisfied? Method。
