At the Store
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Storyboard Description
Practice what to do at a store in your ESL class!
Storyboard Text
- AT THE STORE!
- WALKING AROUND A STORE
- Excuse me, please.
- No problem!
- ASKING FOR HELP
- Yes, they're right over here in aisle 12.
- Excuse me, Miss? Do you know where I can find socks?
- 50% off!
- 20% off!
- CHECKING OUT
- Ok, here is my credit card. Thank you!
- Your total is $52.75.
- Many stores have carts you can use to carry your items. When you are moving past people, it is customary to move to the right.
- Look for someone wearing a name tag or a shirt with the store's name on it. Ask them politely to help you find something.
- Place your items on the conveyer belt. When the cashier is done, you may pay with cash or a credit card.
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