Yes, almost time for the sales to begin and although in Britain, the sales start as soon as Christmas is over (in Britain the Three King’s Day isn’t a tradition, so this time begins right after Boxing Day). Do you plan to visit London? Have you ever been there on a shopping spree? Here’s an audio activity with some tips on  the best shopping spots in London in case you plan to visit this beautiful city.

Created by blogdeserena

C1 Listening Shopping in London

You are going to watch a video from Visit London.com. You will have two links to the video. You may listen to each link once.

Choose the correct option according to what you hear.

Activity by Serena

 

 

1. The aim of the video is to ...

provide tips to people who want to unwind.

provide tips on where to get the best shopping offers.

provide tips on shopping and leisure.

2. Westfield is most noticeable ...

due to accessibility and the possibility to find all sorts of products.

because it's where you can find the most luxurious products.

because the shops are distributed in different interesting areas.

2. Knightsbridge is best if...

your looking for other types of things such as homeware apart from fashion.

you're looking for top-notch fashion

you're looking for great restaurants.

3.Oxford Street and Regents Street are the best option if...

you're looking for British fashion among other types of flag-ship stores.

if you're looking for very exclusive and expensive fashion.

you expect to find homeware products.

5. Carnaby Street is noticeble for the...

expensive and high quality fashion found there.

inexpensive fashion that you can find there.

for the variety of bric-a-brac stores as well as fashionable clothes labels.

6.Covent Garden is famous because ...

one can find all sorts of places to eat and shopping stores.

one can find exclusive British labels.

one can visit historic buildings.

7. Boxpark is describe by the journalist in terms of ...

being very peculiar in many ways.

being very traditional.

being one of the oldest shopping areas in London.

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