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25. You’ll have to try on this one for size in the fitting-room.
                             26. I want to have my purchase wrapped.
                             27. Could you show us a blue shirt size 15 neck, 36 sleeve? – Do you
                                 like this one? It’s permanent press.
                             28. You can exchange the jacket within thirty days as long as you have
                                 the receipt.
                             29. What size do you take in shoes?

                            4.Fill in the gaps with prepositions if necessary.

                            A  1.Last  Saturday I went shopping … clothes. I called … a big shop
                                … ready-made clothes. I wanted to buy a suit … office wear. … the
                                shop I tried … a few suits … the fitting-room. The first suit was too
                                short … me. The second suit was too tight. The third one looked nice
                                … me and fit … me perfectly but I wanted something … gray and
                                that was brown.
                            B  1.What size … gloves do you wear? 2.Go … the fitting-room and try
                                …  the  blue  blouse.    3.It  seems  to  me  this  frock  is  loose  …  you.
                                3.You must choose another hat. This one doesn’t go … your coat.
                                4.The shop-assistant took the coat … the window and held it … the
                                girl. 5.The choice … a dress to wear … the ball was not easy.  6.Her
                                hand slipped … her pocket and out again showing the diamond and
                                sapphire bracelet … her palm.  7.Window shopping  didn’t interest
                                her,  but  she  had  a  splendid  time  looking  …  knitting  patterns  and
                                knitting wool.
                            C  I  went  …  one  of  the  stores  and  enjoyed  wandering  …  one
                                department  …  another,  looking  …  the  various  articles  …  the
                                counters. There were some dozens … shop-assistants and dozens of
                                different departments, including china, haberdashery, confectionery,
                                hardware  and  even  provisions.  I  went  …  umbrellas  …  gloves,  …
                                fancy goods … lace – up and …, … lifts and on escalators. As I was
                                going … the book department, I was surprised to meet a friend …
                                mine.


                            5.Complete the sentences with to become, to fit, to match, to suit, to go with.

                            1.I liked that mink fur coat but the price didn’t … me.  2.She bought a
                            fur coat and now wants to buy a fur hat … it.  3.This colour doesn’t …
                            your  complexion.    4.Your  new  yellow  dress  doesn’t  …  you.  It  makes
                            you  look  pale.  5.I  like  these  shoes  but  they  don’t  …  me.    6.I’d  like


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