1. Can you help me + verb + object...?
2. Do you have + noun + (optional: in + size/color)...?
Use these structures to ask for assistance or inquire about items in a clothing store. "Can you help me" is polite for requesting help, while "Do you have" is used to check availability.
Change the verb or noun to form new questions, e.g., replace "find a shirt" with "choose a jacket."
Match the English clothing term to its Vietnamese meaning.
Complete the sentences with the correct term from the vocabulary list.
A Day Shopping for Clothes
Linh visits the store to buy a new dress for a party. She wants to dress to impress. She finds a small dress in a color she loves, blue. The cashier asks, “Can you help me check the price?” Linh says, “I want to try on this dress first.” The dress fits like a glove, and it’s on sale for $15. Linh thinks it’s a steal. She asks, “Do you have this in medium?” The cashier checks and says, “Only small is available.” Linh is happy because the price is cheap, not a rip-off. She pays and leaves the store with a cool new dress.
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