Lesson
Finding items (basic)
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Remi
A situation where you ask staff where the items you need are in a large supermarket or store and go find them. If a staff member approaches and asks if you need help, you can just say you're browsing.
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I'm looking for shampoo.
I'm looking for shampoo.
Where is the shampoo?
Where is the shampoo?
Do you have batteries?
Do you have batteries?
I'm just looking, thanks.
I'm just looking, thank you.
A polite way to decline when asked if an employee can help you. Adding 'thanks' makes it much softer.
Thanks, I found it.
Thank you, I found it.
Today's rule
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When looking for an item, you only need three phrases: ① I'm looking for + [item] ② Where is + [item]?
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③ Do you have + [item]?
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— Just swap in the item name and you're done.
Key words
- aisle — Aisle, corner (between shelves)
- shelf — Shelf
- in stock — In stock
- browse — To browse, to look around