5. Read the text and answer the questions. In many British towns people still use small local shops, not only big shopping malls. You buy meat at the butcher’s, bread at the baker’s and medicine at the chemist’s. Tourists sometimes go into the wrong shop because the names are unusual: fishmonger’s, newsagent’s, optician’s. A simple question helps: “Excuse me, is there a … near here?” If you are polite and clear, people are usually happy to give directions. 1. Name three small shops from the text. 2. Why do tourists sometimes go into the wrong shop? 3. Write one piece of advice for a classmate who is going shopping in the UK. Use at least one shop name and one question from this worksheet.

Перевод задания: Прочитай текст и ответь на вопросы.

1. Three small shops from the text are the butcher’s, the baker’s and the chemist’s. (Три небольших магазина из текста — мясная лавка, пекарня и аптека.)
2. Tourists sometimes go into the wrong shop because the shop names are unusual. (Туристы иногда заходят не в тот магазин, потому что названия магазинов непривычные.)
3. Be polite and ask, “Excuse me, is there a baker’s near here?” (Будь вежливым и спроси: «Извините, здесь поблизости есть пекарня?»)