Writing: Souvenirs and Gift Shops
Souvenirs and gift shops
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Souvenirs and Gift Shops
A1 Interactive Writing Lesson (20 Minutes)
💡 How to use this lesson
👩🏫 For the Teacher:
• Use this 20-minute lesson to practice vocabulary and simple gift shop writing.
• Module 1 grades automatically, and Module 2 gives instant AI feedback on student sentences.
🧑🎓 For the Learner:
• First, complete the short vocabulary and word order tasks in Module 1.
• Next, use the sentence starters in Module 2 to write your own paragraph.
Module 1: Vocabulary & Sentence Practice
Practice gift shop words and simple sentence patterns.
Part A: Word Order
Put the words in the right order to make complete sentences.
1. is / dollar / keyring / one / This .
____2. a / bookmark / want / I / red .
____3. nice / watch / is / The / euro / one .
____4. leather / has / belt / My / brother / a .
____Part B: Fill in the Blanks
Choose the correct word from the bank to complete each sentence.
Part C: Choose the Correct Word
Select the option that best completes each sentence.
10. This small souvenir costs one ___.
11. My father buys a brown leather ___.
12. Look at your ___ to see the time.
13. I pay one ___ for this postcard.
Part D: Match Question to Answer
Match each gift shop question to its correct response.
Module 2: Writing Task
Write 5 short sentences about your visit to a gift shop.
✍️ Your Task
"Write 5 sentences in a gift shop: say what you want to buy and what you like."
Length: 30–50 words.
📌 Sentence Starters (Use these 5 beginnings):
💡 Sentence Example
"The bracelet with a heart is a gift for my mother."
✅ Checklist (Make sure your writing includes):
- one noun + for + a person
- one noun + from + a place or a person
- one noun + of + what it shows or holds
- one noun + with + something it has
- one sentence about a gift
Module 3: Model Answer & Notes
Read this model answer to see how to write your sentences well.
📖 Model Answer (43 words):
⭐ Why This Works:
1. a watch for my big brother
Use for + person to tell who gets the item.
2. a silver keyring from London
Use from + place to show where it comes from.
3. the wooden box with blue flowers
Use with + detail to describe how it looks.
4. a sweet box of chocolate
Use box of + item to show what is inside.
5. a special gift for my teacher
Simple and clear way to describe a present for someone.
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