MODULE 4 • LESSON 34

🛍️ Shopping and Money

Use English in simple shopping situations and talk about prices.

🎧 Listening🗣 Speaking📖 Reading✍️ Writing🌎 Culture
01 • Vocabulary

Listen and Repeat

price
price
cash
cash
card
card
change
change
cheap
cheap
expensive
expensive
size
size
How much?
How much is it?
02 • English in Real Life

Listen to the Dialogue

A
Alex: Excuse me. How much is this T-shirt?
E
Emma: It's twenty dollars.
A
Alex: Do you have it in a different size?
E
Emma: Yes. What size do you need?
A
Alex: Medium, please.
03 • Grammar in Context

Language Focus

Ask How much is...? for a price. Useful polite expressions include Excuse me, please and thank you.
04 • English & Culture

🌎 Culture Corner — Money and Prices

Currencies and payment habits differ across countries. Prices may be displayed differently, and cash, cards and digital payments are used in varying ways. Travelers need to recognize the local currency and check prices carefully.

🌍 And where you live...?

What payment methods are common in shops where you live?

05 • Reading & Listening

📖 Choosing a Backpack

Read the text. Listen to the complete reading. Then answer the five questions.

Choosing a Backpack

Jordan needs a new backpack for school. He visits a shop with his older sister. The first backpack he likes is attractive, but it is too expensive. A salesperson shows him another model that costs less and has more space for books. Jordan checks the pockets, tries the backpack on and asks about the price. His sister reminds him to think about what he really needs, not only the color. Jordan chooses the second backpack because it is comfortable, practical and within his budget. He pays by card and keeps the receipt.

Reading Comprehension

1. What does Jordan need?

2. Why doesn't he choose the first one?

3. Who helps him?

4. Why does he choose the second backpack?

5. How does Jordan pay?

06 • Speaking & Final Challenge

🚀 Your Mission

  1. Practice asking three prices.
  2. Role-play a customer and salesperson.
  3. Compare two fictional products by price and usefulness.
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