1.	Každodenní nakupování

2.	Nakupování před Vánoci

3.	Nakupování dnes a v minulosti

3.1.	Existence supermarketů

4.	Rodinný rozpočet

5.	Kapesní zloději

6.	Platba v hotovosti nebo platba kreditními kartami

7.

Euro

8.	Typy obchodů

8.1.	Internetový obchod

9.	Nakupování ve Velké Británii

"6) Pay cash or with credit cards
My parents usually pay cash. My mother doesn´t use a credit card at all, my father only occasionally. He travells a lot, goes on business trips abroad and use his credit card there. Creidt cards can bring some disadvantages, not onlypositive things. On the plus side you don´t have to have a full wallet of coins which are rather heavy. You can have only a card with you. But you can´t use it everywhere. You can overdraw your account very easily.Using ordinary notes is limiting for you. While using credit card you sometimes don´t know how much you have spent and how much money you have on your account. You get bank statement only once a month, I think. You also have to remember your code while using the credit card. If yout card is stolen you have to solve many problems. You should contact your bank immediately and cancel the card. I don´t posses a credit card so I don´t know exactly how it works. Maybe Iĺl have a credit card in the future, but not yet.

7) Euro
In EU you have to use EURO. You don´t have to exchange money in countries of EU. But you can´t use it in Great Britain. The British are very proud of their pound and they don´t want to have EURO. I don´t know the punctual exchange rate, but I think it´s about 30kč for one EURo. In our country we will have EURO in about 3 years I think.

8) Different kinds of shops
stalls - standing in the streets and squares or at the tube-stations (many of their keepers are Vietnamese) - - you can buy watches, jeans or shoes cheaper than anywhere else, but this goods often have terrible quality – lose colours, shape, …,
new forms of shopping:
Internet shopping – you search an Internet page of some shop and you can find the prizes and you can order some goods or reserve your holiday. You can use home- banking and pay for everything at home, you don´t have to go to a bank.
TV shopping – there are adverts on TV, you can phone and they will post you the goods

9) Britain
The most common shop in Britain is the grocer´s. It sells food, such as tea, coffee, sugar, jam, biscuits, detergents and polish. Another common shop is the chemist´s. In America the chemist´s shop is called a drugstore."