The document contains information about different grocery stores in the UK, including Sainsbury's, Lidl, Tesco, and 99p stores. It asks questions about the location and opening times of the nearest stores. It also discusses common practices at checkouts in UK grocery stores, such as asking customers if they need a bag or have a loyalty club card, and ways of packing groceries that are environmentally-friendly in the UK.

1. Guess what the shop sells

2. Guess what the shop sells

3. www.sainsburys.co.uk Where is the nearest shop? What are the opening times? Explore:

4. Guess what the shop sells

5. Guess what the shop sells

6. http://www.lidl.co.uk Where is the nearest shop? What are the opening times? Explore:

7. Guess what the shop sells:

8. Guess what the shop sells:

9. Have you got a club card?

10. What is Tesco’s website? Explore:

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13. http://www.99pstoresltd.com/index.asp Compare the prices in 99p stores with the ones in Russia:

14. When you come to the till, what does the cashier say in Russia?

15. Hi, do you need a bag?/Hi, did you bring your own bag? Have you got a club card?/Have you got a nectar card? Thank you, good bye. / Have a lovely day! In England they say:

16. How do you pack your groceries in Russia?

17. In England it’s cool to take care of the environment and bring your own bags (carrier bags) or not use plastic at all.