Shopping Vocabulary Names of Shops

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Cambridge Preliminary

English Test

JMM 6th Grade A


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Vocabulary for the Preliminary

English Test

This week's topic: Shops and Shopping

In this unit learn the names of some commongrocery items, practise the names for shops,

the words to talk about money and much

more!


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baker's shop


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Chemists


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newsagent's


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take away


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Stationers


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Post Office


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Butchers


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Greengrocers


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Shopping Vocabulary:

Names of Shops

Going shopping? Where will you

buy these things?

A) Shampoo

B) Magazine

C) Bread

Chemists

newsagent's

baker's shop


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Shopping Vocabulary:

Names of Shops

D) chicken

E) Pen

F) Apples

G) Stamps


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Remember

Complete the text below with the missing

words:

I went to the A) ___________ to get

some apples then I got a book ofstamps in the B) ___________ . Then

it was off to the C) ____________ to

get more photocopy paper and some

new pens.


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The D)____________was closed so I

couldn't get any meat. I thought we get a

chinese meal from the F) ____________

tonight. Now, I promised the children a

cake after dinner so if you're going out

could you go to the E) ___________ and

get some.


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See if you can get a loaf of bread whileyou're there too. Oh yes, and could you

pop into the F) ____________ and get

my Homes and Garden magazine andtoday's paper. We also need more

shampoo so can you remember to get

some in the G) ___________ .


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Modal Verbs

can could

have to must might should


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Modal Verbs

What are Modal Verbs?

Modal verbs are special verbs which

behave very differently from normalverbs. Here are some important

differences:


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can could have

to must might should

1. Ted's flight from Amsterdam took

more than 11 hours. He_______ beexhausted after such a long flight.

He ______ prefer to stay in tonight

and get some rest.

must

might


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can could have


2. If you want to get a better

feeling for how the city is laid out,you _______ walk downtown and

explore the waterfront.


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can could have


3. Hiking the trail to the peak ______

be dangerous if you are not well

prepared for dramatic weather

changes. You ________ research the

route a little more before you attemptthe ascent.


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can could have


4. When you have a small child in the

house, you __________ leave smallobjects lying around. Such objects

_______ be swallowed, causing

serious injury or even death.

shouldnt


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can could have


5. Dave: _______you hold your

breath for more than a minute?Nathan: No, I can't.


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can could have


6. I _______ speak Arabic fluently

when I was a child and we lived in

Egypt. But after we moved back toCanada, I had very little exposure to

the language and forgot almost

everything I knew as a child. Now, I

_______ just say a few things in the

language.


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can could have


The book is optional. My professor

said we ______ read it if weneeded extra credit. But

we ____________ read it if we

don't want to.


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Comparatives and Superlatives


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Grammar: Introduction to

Comparatives

1: Work it Out

The comparative forms of adjectives

and adverbs are used to saysomething is bigger or smaller, more

exciting or less expensive than

something else. But when do you use

'er' and when should you use 'more'

or 'less'?


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Comparatives

And do you have to make any

spelling changes to the adjective or

adverb? Look at these sentences.Can you work out the rules?


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Comparatives

Sally is tallerthan Gill.

Everest is higherthan Kilimanjaro.

The Ford Mondeo is biggerthan the Fiesta.I now leave for work earlierthan I used to.

The food is less expensive here than in town.

I thought the book would be more interesting.


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