综合英语教程3-Unit06课件
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Listening Script
Book 3-Unit 6
Task 1 Role play—I’d like to buy … Task 2 Making a bargain Task 3 Picture description
Book 3-ay—I’d like to buy …
Book 3-Unit 6
3. What did the speaker worry about after she bought the chair? She and her husband had decided that if they wanted to buy anything that cost over one hundred dollars, they should consult each other. In the end, she bought the chair without mentioning it to him, so she was worried in case he wouldn’t approve of her purchasing the chair, and to make matters worse, the chair couldn’t be returned.
Book 3-Unit 6
People in a Shop
shop owner boss manager shopkeeper shop assistant (sales assistant) cashier (收银员) customer shopper buyer
Book 3-Unit 6
Book 3-Unit 6
on the market for sale on sale discount 50% off haggle over the price (讨价还价) paying on credit paying with a debit card swipe one’s card through a POS machine
For customer I’m just having a look around. Could I have a look at… Can you show me … Bring me a larger size, please. Is this dress machine-washable? What make is it? What material is it made of? Do you have any less expensive ones. That’s a bit more than I want to pay. What would be your lowest price for that. Can you give me a discount? It’s a little overpriced. Can you come down a bit?
Book 3-Unit 6
Shopping Facilities
counter shelf window trolley vending machine (售货机) checkout cash-register (收银机) shopping basket shopping cart
Pre-listening questions:
1. How do you come to a decision when shopping? (What is your priority in decision-making amongst these factors: price, quality, appearance, practical use for you, or your friend etc.?)
Reference Answers
1. Why didn’t the speaker buy the chair the first time she saw it? She and her husband were planning to buy their own house, and they had to spend their money carefully. Besides, she thought the chair was too expensive.
Book 3-Unit 6
Money
change cash credit card cheque (British English) check (American English) coin note (British English) bill (American English)
2. Do you have special/interesting shopping experiences? Describe them.
Book 3-Unit 6
Listen to story and take notes to prepare for the answers to the following questions.
3. What did the speaker worry about after she bought the chair?
4. What happened when her husband came home in the evening?
Reference Answers
Book 3-Unit 6
Book 3-Unit 6
Shops
the grocer's (shop) the butcher's (shop) confectioner the baker's (bakery) the florist's (flower shop) dairy (乳品店) pharmacy (药店) jeweler’s (珠宝店) delicatessen (熟食店) optician’s shop (眼镜店)
Book 3-Unit 6
2. According to the shopkeeper, why was the chair bought and returned several times? Everyone who saw the chair wanted it, but once they got it home, they found that it didn’t match any furniture because it was brick red, not true red. So they soon returned it to the shop.
Book 3-Unit 6
4. What happened when her husband came home in the evening? When her husband came back that evening, she broke the news to her husband in a seemingly casual way. After he tried sitting in the chair, he said he liked it, and he didn't even ask how much it cost.
Book 3-Unit 6
chain stores general store comer shop kiosk shopping mall flea market
one of the various names for stores which sell discount goods
bazaar franchised shop (专卖店) boutique (精品店,尤指开 设在大饭店之内的小店) dollar-shop vanity store
A vanity store is a business in which goods are more expensive then elsewhere. People who shop there value the brand or social status more than the actual value or use of the goods.
Book 3-Unit 6
Buying and Selling
go window shopping purchase pick up sth. wholesale retail sell out out of stock make/strike a bargain bargain for
Role 2: You are a shop assistant and good at selling things. A customer comes to your shop to buy certain things. You make an offer at a reasonable price, which is open to bargaining. Finally, you sell the goods at a profitable price.
Role1: You are a smart customer who wants to buy certain things in a shop. You bargain with the shop assistant for the price, and finally get the goods at a low price.
Credit cards allow the card holder to buy things on credit while the debit card doesn’t. To use a debit card you must have sufficient funds in your account.
Return to Menu
Book 3-Unit 6
Work with your group to think of as many words/phrases/expressions as possible regarding the following topics.
Shops Buying and selling Money Shopping facilities People in a shop
Book 3-Unit 6
Useful Expressions
Example
For shop assistant Can I be of any assistance to you? Can I help you in any way? What kind of … did you have in your mind? What material/color/style do you prefer? Try this one. It’s the latest fashion. Sorry, our price is fixed. We can give you a 10% discount off the price. You won’t get a better buy than this one. The price is reasonable because the quality is super. That’s almost the cost price. What price are your willing to pay?
1. Why didn’t the speaker buy the chair the first time she saw it?
2. According to the shopkeeper, why was the chair bought and returned several times?
book3unit6牙膏还不错而且因为人们喜欢试用新颖的东西所以一开始新产品销售很好不过新奇的吸引力很快就消失了结果产品的销售量就下降了
Part I Listening and Speaking
Book 3-Unit 6
Listening and Speaking
Brainstorming Listening Speaking
Book 3-Unit 6
Task 1 Role play—I’d like to buy … Task 2 Making a bargain Task 3 Picture description
Book 3-ay—I’d like to buy …
Book 3-Unit 6
3. What did the speaker worry about after she bought the chair? She and her husband had decided that if they wanted to buy anything that cost over one hundred dollars, they should consult each other. In the end, she bought the chair without mentioning it to him, so she was worried in case he wouldn’t approve of her purchasing the chair, and to make matters worse, the chair couldn’t be returned.
Book 3-Unit 6
People in a Shop
shop owner boss manager shopkeeper shop assistant (sales assistant) cashier (收银员) customer shopper buyer
Book 3-Unit 6
Book 3-Unit 6
on the market for sale on sale discount 50% off haggle over the price (讨价还价) paying on credit paying with a debit card swipe one’s card through a POS machine
For customer I’m just having a look around. Could I have a look at… Can you show me … Bring me a larger size, please. Is this dress machine-washable? What make is it? What material is it made of? Do you have any less expensive ones. That’s a bit more than I want to pay. What would be your lowest price for that. Can you give me a discount? It’s a little overpriced. Can you come down a bit?
Book 3-Unit 6
Shopping Facilities
counter shelf window trolley vending machine (售货机) checkout cash-register (收银机) shopping basket shopping cart
Pre-listening questions:
1. How do you come to a decision when shopping? (What is your priority in decision-making amongst these factors: price, quality, appearance, practical use for you, or your friend etc.?)
Reference Answers
1. Why didn’t the speaker buy the chair the first time she saw it? She and her husband were planning to buy their own house, and they had to spend their money carefully. Besides, she thought the chair was too expensive.
Book 3-Unit 6
Money
change cash credit card cheque (British English) check (American English) coin note (British English) bill (American English)
2. Do you have special/interesting shopping experiences? Describe them.
Book 3-Unit 6
Listen to story and take notes to prepare for the answers to the following questions.
3. What did the speaker worry about after she bought the chair?
4. What happened when her husband came home in the evening?
Reference Answers
Book 3-Unit 6
Book 3-Unit 6
Shops
the grocer's (shop) the butcher's (shop) confectioner the baker's (bakery) the florist's (flower shop) dairy (乳品店) pharmacy (药店) jeweler’s (珠宝店) delicatessen (熟食店) optician’s shop (眼镜店)
Book 3-Unit 6
2. According to the shopkeeper, why was the chair bought and returned several times? Everyone who saw the chair wanted it, but once they got it home, they found that it didn’t match any furniture because it was brick red, not true red. So they soon returned it to the shop.
Book 3-Unit 6
4. What happened when her husband came home in the evening? When her husband came back that evening, she broke the news to her husband in a seemingly casual way. After he tried sitting in the chair, he said he liked it, and he didn't even ask how much it cost.
Book 3-Unit 6
chain stores general store comer shop kiosk shopping mall flea market
one of the various names for stores which sell discount goods
bazaar franchised shop (专卖店) boutique (精品店,尤指开 设在大饭店之内的小店) dollar-shop vanity store
A vanity store is a business in which goods are more expensive then elsewhere. People who shop there value the brand or social status more than the actual value or use of the goods.
Book 3-Unit 6
Buying and Selling
go window shopping purchase pick up sth. wholesale retail sell out out of stock make/strike a bargain bargain for
Role 2: You are a shop assistant and good at selling things. A customer comes to your shop to buy certain things. You make an offer at a reasonable price, which is open to bargaining. Finally, you sell the goods at a profitable price.
Role1: You are a smart customer who wants to buy certain things in a shop. You bargain with the shop assistant for the price, and finally get the goods at a low price.
Credit cards allow the card holder to buy things on credit while the debit card doesn’t. To use a debit card you must have sufficient funds in your account.
Return to Menu
Book 3-Unit 6
Work with your group to think of as many words/phrases/expressions as possible regarding the following topics.
Shops Buying and selling Money Shopping facilities People in a shop
Book 3-Unit 6
Useful Expressions
Example
For shop assistant Can I be of any assistance to you? Can I help you in any way? What kind of … did you have in your mind? What material/color/style do you prefer? Try this one. It’s the latest fashion. Sorry, our price is fixed. We can give you a 10% discount off the price. You won’t get a better buy than this one. The price is reasonable because the quality is super. That’s almost the cost price. What price are your willing to pay?
1. Why didn’t the speaker buy the chair the first time she saw it?
2. According to the shopkeeper, why was the chair bought and returned several times?
book3unit6牙膏还不错而且因为人们喜欢试用新颖的东西所以一开始新产品销售很好不过新奇的吸引力很快就消失了结果产品的销售量就下降了
Part I Listening and Speaking
Book 3-Unit 6
Listening and Speaking
Brainstorming Listening Speaking