ESL Lesson PlansHow to Explain What You Want While Shopping

How to Explain What You Want While Shopping

This ESL lesson plan teaches students how to communicate their preferences and needs when shopping, in a 45-minute group session. Through speaking exercises and vocabulary practice, teens and adults will build confidence in explaining what they want as customers and responding as shop assistants. With engaging dialogue activities, students will practice organizing questions and answers in real-world shopping scenarios.

Skills

Can give an example of something in a very simple text using “like” or “for example”.

45 min A2 (Pre-intermediate)B1 (Intermediate)Teens Adults Group Audio Shopping Speaking

Online Interactive

Based on CEFR

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Read two different opinions about asking for help when shopping.

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Maria

I think it's good to tell the shop assistant what I want. Once, I needed a dress for a party. I told the lady my size and style, and she found the perfect one for me. It made shopping so much easier!

James

I don't like asking for help when I shop. I remember once I wanted shoes but felt shy to ask. I ended up leaving without any shoes. I just hate having to talk to strangers.

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