An ESL Lesson on Shopping

An ESL Lesson on Shopping – Cash or Credit Card is an ESL conversation lesson about shopping for students to learn grammar, vocabulary, expressions, idioms and phrases for having a conversation about paying while shopping.

Watch the ESL video on shopping vocabulary and expressions and use the ESL Printable and Digital storytelling flashcards to practice using new vocabulary and expressions. Get the ESL printable worksheets on shopping vocabulary and expressions, ESL printable and digital flashcards, ESL listening and reading exercises, and gamify lessons with badges and stamps.

Warm Up Questions

1. What do you want to buy next?
2. Are you a bargain shopper?
3. Do you like to go window shopping?
4. Do you prefer to pay by cash or credit card?

ESL Video and Lesson on Shopping

Watch the following YouTube video:

ESL Listening Questions About Shopping Vocabulary and Expressions

1. How will Tony pay?
2. How much is it?
3. Does he get it gift-wrapped?
4. Would Tony like a store card?
5. Why doesn’t he want a store card?
6. How much change does he get?
7. How much money does he give the clerk?

ESL Printable and Digital Flashcards to Practice Paying when Shopping

Use the flashcards to role play paying when you are shopping.

ESL Conversation about Shopping: Cash or Credit Card

Sales clerk: Will you be paying by cash or credit card today?

Tony: I’ll pay by cash.

Sales clerk: Would you like this gift-wrapped?

Tony: Yes, that would be great.

Sales clerk: Would you like to apply for a store card?

Tony: No thanks! I don’t live around here.

Sales clerk: Okay, That will be twenty four dollars and fifty seven cents altogether.

Tony: Okay. Here you go.

Sales clerk: From thirty dollars. Five-dollars and forty three cents is your change.

Tony: Thanks so much.

Sales clerk: I really hope she loves it.

Tony: Yes, me too!

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Reference: B2L16