| Shopping Centres | Back | | |||
| The larger the shopping centre the greater the choice of shops and of goods there is to buy from. | |||
| 1) In which photograph are the following things more likely to happen? Answer A or B in the 'Photo' column. | |||
| Photo | Photo | ||
| shop two or three times a week. | find parking difficult. | ||
| travel here on foot | do most of your weekly shopping | ||
| stop for lunch at MacDonald's | buy a daily newspaper | ||
| get caught in a traffic jam | buy clothes | ||
| have more choice of goods and services | have lower prices | ||
| have more comparison stores | have more convenience goods | ||
| find more competition between shops | find bargains in January sales | ||
| be open late at night | travel here by bus or by car | ||
| get fed up with the crowds of people | buy locally grown organic vegetables | ||
| pay for goods with cash | have pedestrianised areas | ||
| pay more for a pint of milk | use a credit card or store card | ||
| buy your weekly lottery ticket | catch shoplifters on closed circuit TV | ||
| have lots to do in the evening | have little to do in the evening | ||
| 2) Imagine you are a shopkeeper in photograph A or B. Write 100 words to describe 'my customers'. | |||
| 3) Extension: Why do you think that some supermarkets like Tescos have opened small 'express' stores some open 24 hours a day in town centres and as part of petrol sattions. | |||