Unit 4 - Go! - Shopping worksheet - Free Printable

Of course! Let’s solve the worksheet step by step.

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## Part 1: What are these shops called?

We need to identify each shop based on its picture and label it correctly.

Top Row (Left to Right):

1. First image: Shows bread and pastries → This is a Bakery or Baker’s.
2. Second image: Shows newspapers → This is a Newsagent’s.
3. Third image: Shows clothes hanging outside → This is a Clothes Shop or Clothing Store.
4. Fourth image: Shows coffee and pastries → This is a Café.

Bottom Row (Left to Right):

5. Fifth image: Shows fruits and vegetables (strawberry, lettuce) → This is a Greengrocer’s.
6. Sixth image: Shows books → This is a Bookshop.
7. Seventh image: Tall building with many windows and sections → This is a Department Store.
8. Eighth image: Big store with shopping carts outside → This is a Supermarket.

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✔ Answers for Part 1:

Top Row:
1. Bakery / Baker’s
2. Newsagent’s
3. Clothes Shop
4. Café

Bottom Row:
5. Greengrocer’s
6. Bookshop
7. Department Store
8. Supermarket

*(Note: “Baker’s” and “Bakery” are both acceptable; “Clothes Shop” may also be called “Clothing Store”; “Greengrocer’s” is traditional British English for a fruit/vegetable shop.)*

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## Part 2: What can you buy in these shops?

Now we match each shop with typical items you can buy there.

a. In the baker’s, you can buy → bread, cakes, pastries, cookies, etc.
→ *Example answer: bread*

b. In the bookshop, you can buy → books, magazines, notebooks, pens
→ *Example answer: books*

c. In the clothes shop, you can buy → shirts, pants, dresses, jackets, shoes
→ *Example answer: clothes*

d. In the café, you can buy → coffee, tea, sandwiches, cakes, pastries
→ *Example answer: coffee and cake*

e. In the greengrocer’s, you can buy → fruits, vegetables, salads
→ *Example answer: apples and carrots*

f. In the supermarket, you can buy → almost everything: food, drinks, cleaning supplies, toiletries, snacks
→ *Example answer: milk, cereal, and soap*

g. In the newsagent’s, you can buy → newspapers, magazines, candy, stamps, drinks
→ *Example answer: newspapers and chocolate*

h. In the department store, you can buy → clothes, electronics, toys, furniture, cosmetics — many different things
→ *Example answer: clothes, toys, and bags*

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✔ Answers for Part 2 (Suggested simple answers for learners):

a. bread
b. books
c. clothes
d. coffee
e. vegetables
f. groceries
g. newspapers
h. many things (or: clothes, toys, etc.)

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## ✔ Final Completed Worksheet:

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1. What are these shops called?

Top Row:
- Bakery
- Newsagent’s
- Clothes Shop
- Café

Bottom Row:
- Greengrocer’s
- Bookshop
- Department Store
- Supermarket

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2. What can you buy in these shops?

a. In the baker’s, you can buy bread
b. In the bookshop, you can buy books
c. In the clothes shop, you can buy clothes
d. In the café, you can buy coffee
e. In the greengrocer’s, you can buy vegetables
f. In the supermarket, you can buy groceries
g. In the newsagent’s, you can buy newspapers
h. In the department store, you can buy many things

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💡 Teaching Tip: You can encourage students to write more than one item per blank to expand vocabulary (e.g., “bread, cakes, and pies”).

Let me know if you’d like this as a printable version or with images labeled! 🛒📚☕