B2C theme 5

Theme 5: 
Shop till you drop
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Theme 5: 
Shop till you drop

Slide 1 - Slide

aisle
bargain
best-selling
trolley
delivery
discount
on offer
price tag
purchase
purse
receipt
return
sales assistant
second-hand
till
costumer
portemonnee
bon
winkelmedewerkster
kassa
winkelwagen
best-verkopende
in de aanbieding
prijskaartje
terugbrengen
tweedehands
gangpad
koopje
bezorging
korting
kopen
klant

Slide 2 - Drag question

Montreal Underground City
Imagine an underground city with thousands of shops and other buildings. Science fiction? No! In 1962 the city of Montreal built an underground shopping centre under the city's first skyscraper.

Today, Montreal's Underground City is the largest underground complex in the world. There are about 2,000 shops, 200 restaurants and 30 film theatres. There is also a university, a cathedral, two bus terminals and even an Olympic park. With more than 500,000 visitors a day, Montreal's Underground City is very popular.

Slide 3 - Slide

So, if you are in Montreal one day, and it's too cold or rainy to go shopping outside, the Underground City is the place to go! In severe winters, when the temperature goes down to -20 degrees Celsius, you can go to work, watch a film, buy a baguette, attend a concert, go skating, visit the library and finally return home, without having to go out in the cold!

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Building this enormous complex wasn't an easy thing to do, of course. Take the story of the 'sinking church': part of the Underground City was built under a church. The story goes that Christchurch Cathedral started sinking when they began building. An enormous supporting pillar had to be constructed in the middle of the shopping mall. Visitors who are shopping can actually see this pillar. 

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The Montreal Tourist Office asked visitors what they thought of the Underground City. Here are some reviews:

What is the difference between this underground shopping mall and a regular mall? To be honest, not much. The underground shopping centre is just like any other mall. You can get lost there so you should have a map with you so you can figure out which way to go. I was a bit disappointed really, because people had told me this mall would definitely be something special.
Steven, 15, Great Britain

The Underground City of Montreal is amazing. You can go from shop to shop without ever having to go outside! Everything is available there, from clothing to supermarkets. It is even connected to some hotels. I would definitely recommend this shopping centre.
Patrick, 14, Ireland

Slide 6 - Slide

Did you know that:

  • The official language of Montreal is French?
  • The city lies at the foot of Mount Royal, so it was named after this mountain? Mountroyal---Montreal
  • After New York, Montreal has the highest number of restaurants in North America?

Slide 7 - Slide

Slide 8 - Slide

Slide 9 - Slide

past simple
present perfect
HOE?
regelmatige werkwoorden: +ED

onregelmatige werkwoorden:
2e rijtje (go/went/gone)
have OF has + voltooid deelwoord

voltooid deelwoord:

regelmatige werkwoorden: +ED

onregelmatige werkwoorden: 3e rijtje (go/went/gone)
WANNEER?
iets is in het verleden gebeurd en al afgelopen

When he was young, he danced every Friday.
1) iets is in het verleden begonnen en is nu nog steeds zo
I have lived in Hoorn for 15 years.
          (ik woon er nog steeds)
2) als je praat over ervaringen
We have been to Bonaire once.
3) als je praat over het resultaat van een gebeurtenis
She has lost her keys, now she can't get into the house.
WOORDEN?
yesterday, last week/year, ... ago, in 2001, etc.
BAH FYNE JASS
(before, always, how long, for, yet, never, ever, just, already, so far, since)

Slide 10 - Slide

I ... at my school for two years now.
A
was
B
have been

Slide 11 - Quiz

My dad ... a brand new car. Come and have a look!
A
bought
B
has bought

Slide 12 - Quiz

These books ... on offer last week, but not anymore.
A
were
B
have been

Slide 13 - Quiz

We ... that museum three times already. It's very big!
A
visited
B
have visited

Slide 14 - Quiz

Susan can't play the piano at the moment, she ... two of her fingers.
A
fractured
B
has fractured

Slide 15 - Quiz

They ... a falling star in the sky last night.
A
saw
B
has seen

Slide 16 - Quiz

My parents ... in London for twenty years. Now they live in Dublin.
A
lived
B
have lived

Slide 17 - Quiz

My train ... a minute ago, so I'll be late for school now.
A
left
B
has left

Slide 18 - Quiz

The chocolates ... (be) on sale last week.

Slide 19 - Open question

Ben ... (break) his arm, so he can't play tennis.

Slide 20 - Open question

Look at that house, it ... (burn) down.

Slide 21 - Open question

Susan ... (live) in Manchester for five years now. She loves it there!

Slide 22 - Open question

They ... (do) their homework last night.

Slide 23 - Open question

I ... (know) him for a long time already.

Slide 24 - Open question

I ... (write) you an e-mail last week.

Slide 25 - Open question

A while ago, my parents ... (buy) a house in Denver.

Slide 26 - Open question

We ... (go) to see the house yesterday.

Slide 27 - Open question