An unusual clothing shop
A clothing shop in Canada is using an unusual campaign to attract customers. Read the following text and complete each gap with ONE suitable word. There are 2 items you will not need.
The Gap clothing stores in America are best known for their good
and reliable service – their famous T-shirts are sold all around the world. But now one of their stores in Canada is remembered for
reason. A
about an exciting new store caused many people to rush to see it over. When they arrived, many surprised customers
that everything inside the shop was upside down – the clothing displays and mannequins were all attached to the ceiling! People looked up to see the clothes, which were now
high to reach. It took shop employees 12 hours to hang 32 mannequins from the ceiling and turn display tables over.
Many people wondered why the store had
to turn the shop upside down. This was neither a new store design nor a mistake. It was, in fact, a clever marketing campaign. The campaign, named ‘Sprize’, was set up to advertise a new store
, which allows customers to claim a full
on anything they buy if the price is reduced within 45 days of purchase. Crowds of people came to the store, which made the campaign more successful than any television advertisement. The store said it was, ‘an idea to turn shopping on its head!’
1)Laura lives at 34 Forest Street in a detached house.
2)No, It is a one-storeyed building.
3)Theres 7 rooms in her house.
4) There is a sofa, two armchairs and a carpeton the floor. Opposite the sofa there is a fire place. The TV set is in the left corner
There are many pictures on the walls.
5)In her father's study you can see two huge bookcases full of books, a computer, a
table and three chairs.
6) You can see a sofa, a table.
iwo chairs, a computer, a bookcase and many modern posters on the walls, also a green carpet on the floor.
Объяснение:
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Dear Grandma and Grandpa, I’m sorry I haven’t written sooner. I … …HAVE BEEN STUDYING. …. (study) very hard. There’s so much to do. I’m playing in a concert with the school orchestra next Sunday and we … …HAVE BEEN PRACTISING … (practice) a lot. The house is in an awful state. Dad … … HAS BEEN PAINTED… (paint) the doors and Stevie … HAS BEEN HELPING… … (help). You should see it! I can’t tell who … HAS BEEN MAKING…. … (make) a bigger mess. You can imagine what mum ... …HAS BEEN DOING … (do). Thank you very much for the computer game you sent me. I haven’t got much time to play it, so Ann … …HAS BEEN WINNING … (win). I … …HAVE BEEN THINKING … (think) of you a lot. Hope you can come and visit us soon. Love, Jamie.
II. Complete the sentences with the Present Perfect Continuous of he verbs in brackets. 1. They ... ... .HAVE BEEN TRAVELLING.. (travel) around the world for 3months. 2. Tanya ...HAS BEEN PLAYING... ... (play) the piano since she started school. 3. We ... ...HAVE BEEN STUDYING ... (study) history for two hours. 4. I ... HAVE BEEN EAITING... ... (wait) for a bus for half an hour. 5. Patrick and Lisa ... ...HAVE BEEN LIVING... (live) in London since June. 6. they ... ..HAVE BEEN MAKING. ... (make) sandwiches since 2 o’clock. 7. He ... .HAS BEEN PAINTING.. ... ( paint) this picture for a year.
IV. Fill in the sentences with SINCE or FOR 1. I have been living at my present address ...FOR a month. 2. Tim has been learning French ..FOR. three years. 3. They have been playing football .FOR.. two hours. 4. Liz has been studying history .SINCE.. 9 o’clock. 5. She hasn’t been talking to him ..SINCE. he moved to Germany. 6. They haven’t been sleeping ...SINCE the baby was born. 7. The builders have been working on the house ..FOR. weeks. 8. Bruno has been training at water polo ...SINCE he started school.