Shopkeeper: Good morning, Mr. Smith. What can I get for

you today? Mr. Smith: Two pounds of sugar, please. Shopkeeper: And what next, please?

Mr. Smith: A tinned meat, please. The kind I usually have. I also want two dozens¹ of eggs, please. And that's all for the moment. Shopkeeper: Thank you, and this is your bill.

33*. Do task 9 on page 122.

34*. Write down the statements after the text (exercise 31 ) which do not correspond to it.

Lesson 38

35. Do exercise 23b.

36. Do exercise 9 on page 55.

37. Read the dialogues and act them.

Lucy: Could you show me that suit, please?

Shop-assistant: Do you know your size, madam?

Lucy: My size in the USA is 36.

Shop-assistant: The same in London. Here you are. This is a very attractive suit.

Lucy: I'd like to try it on.

Shop-assistant: You can do it there. May I "help you?

Lucy: It fits me. What is the price?

Shop-assistant: It is not high. ? 15.

Lucy. I'll take it.

38. Imagine that you are buying different things (a suit, a shirt, a blouse, shoes). Make up dialogues in pairs consulting the table (exercise 39) and using the dialogue of exercise 37 as a model.

39. Look attentively at the tables of sizes. Use their data in your dialogues.

Shop-assistant: Very good, madam. Here is your bill. Pay at the cashdesk, please.

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