In-store and online shopping

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LESSON SET OVERVIEW

With this lesson set, your students will:

  • learn to use online shopping vocabulary and verb collocations related to e-commerce,
  • discuss shopping trends, such as Singles’ Day,
  • engage in a debate on the pros and cons of online shopping,
  • read and discuss an article about the pros and cons of online grocery shopping,
  • learn vocabulary related to online and offline grocery shopping,
  • discuss opinions, consumer preferences, and some niche grocery services.

This lesson set teaches online shopping vocabulary and includes discussions and debates on e-commerce and grocery shopping.

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Lesson 1

Teach e-commerce vocabulary
online shopping vocabulary
Standard Lesson 60 min Unlimited Plan

Online vs traditional shopping (e-commerce vocabulary)

Business Lifestyle

Students learn online shopping vocabulary (e.g. delivery, shipping cost, shopping cart) and verb collocations (e.g. place an order, get a refund). They also read about Singles’ Day and watch a video on livestream shopping, followed by a discussion and a debate on the pros and cons of online shopping.

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Lesson 2

Discuss one more type of online shopping
Critical Reading Club 30 min / 45 min Unlimited Plan

Ordering groceries online

Lifestyle

At home, students read an article about the advantages and disadvantages of buying groceries online. They discuss their consumer habits and learn useful vocabulary (e.g. discount codes). They also discuss some niche grocery services. Encourage students to use the vocabulary from Lesson 1 during discussions.

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